Recent content by Gjohnst44

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Hoping to prolong the life of my current rig. Interested if someone has a 7700k in a older system, back up system ect that wouldn't be hampered by swapping to a 6700. A overclockable chip would give my system some new legs. I have Heatware under Gjohnst4, as well as over 350 positive feedback...

Reminds me of the old Tuniq Tower Extreme I used on old AMD parts. Its size was also daunting, but it worked very well.

This is absurd. My original question I asked what the resolution of the 144hz panel was. You misquoted btruner. If I had asked what the resolution of the 38 inch monitor was, your quote, and his article, would have been relevant and correct.

What opinion? The article states that the 34UC79G is the 144hz panel. Not the 38UC99. The article does not provide a resolution for the 34UC79G. I, and other users, looked it on LG's website. You stated the resolution for the 144hz panel was 3840 x 1600, which is not correct.

That is not correct. The 3840 x 1600 is the new 38 inch and does not run at 144hz The new 34 will run at 144hz at 2560 x 1080, but will run at a unknown refresh at 3440 x 1440 (might be listed on LG website)

I see TPU users throwing around that resolution, I don't see it in the article?

I do not see the resolution listed for the 144hz panel. Did I miss it?

If you are willing to pay this $$$, I would consider the Yamaha YSP-5600. The sound projectors Yamaha has been making for the past ten years truly are special. Adding Atmos should make them Amazing. Best all in one solution by a far margin in my opinion. I have a nice 7.2 system in my basement...