Average Computer Monitor Ppi

Best format, very hyped for this. We all know PPI isn't a problem as we all use DLDSR, means this monitor will run no problem at 5120x2160. If you don't know what DLDSR is, you don't deserve it.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

This was a replacement for a Mac Pro. I use the computer for average tasks and it works well for that. I haven't noticed any difference between this computer and my old Pro.

it is always hard for me to buy the protection plan when I am already spending thousands on a new computer, but if you average the cost out over the length of the 2 years, then its basically like having insurance for your new investment for less than $10 a month. I waste $10 a month on more worthless things then that, so its really a no brainer

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm just an average user but my son is the expert. This computer comes with a keyboard and a mouse but we had to purchase a display port to HDMI cable so that we can plug it in. The processor is powerful, great for any office work, digital rendering. Plenty of RAM. Great for small desks.

Good above average computer speaker system for the price. The surround sound options are easy to use with the logitech controller. plenty of power to get the volume you want.

This computer has hardware that is typically more than the average person would use, great for cad projects, gaming, or just a computer that has capabilities to do whatever you'd want it to do for today and the future. Considering the cost and value there's no other computer I'd go with.

Having been the speaker engineer for Soundstream, PPI, and a few other brands, I know speakers. A colleague friend bought one of these to listen to on the jobsite. I was surprised at how good it sounded. For the compact size of this unit, the bass is impressive. The dual radiators do their job well. I ordered a custom one with my company logo on it. Lovin' it!

Great ergonomics, colors look great for an average user, no jitter or stutters thanks to ELBM + G-Sync. At the time of buying it is the same price as the VG259Q, which is a 144Hz, non-ELMB Sync variant, so it was a great deal. If you are sensitive to color correction, you can calibrate it. HDR-wise, I don't use it so can't tell you, but a rule of thumb is if the monitor's peak brightness is less than 1000 nits, chances are it's bad for HDR. Overall, great monitor for 1080p users. 9.5/10