#Pc driver for vizio tv as monitor update

It may accept 4096x2160, but it's probably scaling. And being a real computer monitor it would have supported auto-on, higher refresh rates and additional input options beyond just hdmi.īut the last I checked, a 38'UW was about 4 times the price of the Vizio, so if budget is a concern, this is a decent option to consider.(03-14-2015 05:52 PM)ToastyX Wrote: Several issues:ġ. I think that would be the true sweet spot to having a lot of available real estate, decent resolution without the need foe excessive scaling and not having to strain to see everything vertically. If budget was no object, I would probably opt for a 38' ultrawide at 1600p. It's easy enough to use the remote control to turn the power back on, but if you have any other Vizio tv's nearby (which I do) they will turn on too. It will support the CEC power on command, but not many graphics cards will.

Will go into power off mode when it loses an input signal (good) but doesn't come back on when the signal is restored.

You definitely will want to mount this monitor as low as possible, looking down is easier than looking up.

I was used to this with the side to side monitors, but this adds a vertical dimension to that. Large size means lots of neck straining to take in the whole screen.Color is on the bluish side out of the box and to bright for desktop work - this can be tweaked easily though.Flat panel on a large screen almost makes it seem like the corners are curved away from you.Again, not a gamer so don't really need fast refresh rates. But for now I don't notice any issues at 29hz with flicker or lag. Still investigating if 60hz is even possible. I currently have it set to 125% scaling so that the text is easier on the eyes.Ĭurrently it's showing in control panel as running at 29hz refresh rate and I'm unable to get a picture when I bump to 60hz. Probably a little sharper than the old monitors, even though the dot pitch is very similar. So far so good - text is extremely legible - it allows 4:4:4 chroma so no issues with blurred text even at native resolution and no scaling.

Previously I was using a dual 24' monitor setup at 1920x1200 on each. I'm a coder and not a gamer and was looking for something that would give me extra real estate for multiple open windows. I just bought and installed one yesterday.

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#Pc driver for vizio tv as monitor update

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