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Hey guys thanks for the in-depth coverage on this display.  I have one arriving tomorrow morning and I appreciate all the in-depth real-time coverage you guys have done here.

The limitation is pixel clock on the cards. Currently Nvidia especially is capping the maximum pixel clock your card can use. Even if it is much higher I believe the cap is 400mhz which limits it greatly when you get to 1440p+. Consequently, this is why you have to apply a pixel clock unlocker patch on the drivers before you can overlock the catleap monitors on ebay (1440p that overclock to 120hz). Catleaps also have a modified PCB to allow overclock and can reach around 98hz unpatched.

Very good review, but I would wait to buy. Been on a 60HZ monitor for years and the 120HZ jump is amazing when I switched. It makes a huge difference in videos and some gaming. If you look carefully on the monitor you can see the video movement skipping a little. I can't wait till they make a 4K at 120hz!

I wish I could say "I have some other TITANS here I can throw in" :) Awesome video guys, I like how you troubleshoot new technology and don't cut it out of the video..It will benefit many people when and if they choose to purchase the item!

This monitor is extremely great and the ag coating is so thin. Great sharp image at that big resolution. Huge space. I would like to have monitor like this, but the graphic cards are not so powerful for it.

I imagine that Nvidia will update the drivers to support such a scenario when the time comes.

My thoughts exactly. I'd wait for the new standard and the new prices to settle before I consider building a machine for it. Don't want to be dealing with initial software and compatibility issues.

It looks like the 31.5-inch PQ321 won't be the only 4K Ultra-HD monitor from ASUS for long. The company unveiled the even bigger unnamed 39-incher at Computex for a brief moment, before veiling it back, leaving us just enough time to take a few snaps.The 39-inch monitor is based on a VA (vertical-alignment) panel, compared to the IGZO panel that drives the PQ321.That could possibly make it cheaper.

Imagine this thing at 144 Hz and 1 ms response time. It would be awesome.

If you sit a foot away from a monitor you don't want to see ANY pixels, 4K is awesome for this! I see a big difference between 1920x1080 and 2560x1440 it's night and day in picture quality, video quality, and gaming.

1080P is really "needed" either, however it is nice to see technology evolve as it is.. As a tech fan, I like seeing new things come to the market..Unfortunately I don't have a new tech bank account so I always have to wait until they're affordable :(

Would setting a game to run 1080 (higher FPS) make the image look weird, or would it be just like a 31.5" 1080p monitor?

4096 is like the pro standard used for actually capturing, then when edited for consumer use it's 3840.

I would argue the Nvidia way is NOT easier than the AMD set up, because at least on the AMD set up you get a picture on the screen out of the box and then you just have to flip a setting, were as with the Nvidia way you have to change monitor AND driver settings.

I Was expecting somewhere around $500 or more. Alot of 40" TV's & Monitors come it alot cheaper ,but then i searched the price! $3,000 ! Wow. Must admit, beast monitor though

Just picked one up on ebay for $750. with a sc evga gtx 980 an it runs smooth as ice!

You were right before. A 1920x1080 monitor displays 2,073,600 pixels, while a 3840x2160 monitor displays 8,294,400 pixels, which is exactly 4 times the pixels of a 1080p monitor.

Hi, found this video really helpful. But was wondering if you could give me some advice. I'm purchasing the new Mac Pro this Christmas and have been looking for the best monitor to use with it (hence me watching this) Do you know if the Mac Pro will be compatible with the asus PQ321Q. If not would you happen to know of any other 4k displays that are compatible with apple products. Your advice would be very much appreciated.

The hardware is fine. The more developers get the hang of the nuances of the GPGPU, the more full HD games you'll see. GTA V on the 360 could easily be optimized for 4K Ultra HD on the Xbone later, for example. Of course the most current demanding games will not run in 4K on Xbone obviously, but there will eventually be downloadable games and remakes from current or last gen in full 4K on the Xbone/PS4 later in the console cycle. Do you understand what I'm saying?

I wonder if there will ever be 4:3 or

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