Samsung LC27JG50QQUXEN
2560 x 1440 pixels, 27"
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Ja, wirklich. -> https://www.samsung.com/ch/monitors/curved-gaming-cjg50/LC27JG50QQUXEN/
Yes, everything is getting more expensive at the moment. We have to accept that.
I have no experience with Macbooks, but basically a USB-C port should support DisplayPort version 1.2, which is required for this monitor. Unless you already have a display cable, I recommend buying a cable directly from USB-C to Displayport so that the adapter to mini-dp is not necessary.
You can find such cables here, for example:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/video-kabel-295?pdo=1504-9524%3A316160%7C1504-9524%3A325484%7C1504-9525%3A7968&tagIds=77-532
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That has been clarified. They are the same but with different names.
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It includes the foot.
Product page -> Specifications -> ↓ Show more -> Scope of delivery
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As far as I can remember, a 2.5m HDMI is included, but I recommend everyone to buy a DP cable if you want to use the full potential of the monitor.
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Ordered the screen on 12.09.2018. This is used almost daily with streaming and less often with gaming.
Never had a problem until today.
I hope I was able to help you.
The screen is sent with a power supply unit simply connect it to the power and the PC
So I bought this one and as far as I know it only has Freesync, I haven't read anything about Gsync.
I hope I could help you.
According to my information there is only one HDMI cable supplied with it.
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No, the stand is not good on this model. You can do absolutely nothing, no height adjustment, no rotation, and yes when your table moves it wobbles.
So in terms of the base, it's a bad product.
But to get a 2K 144hz screen for the price is really good. For me, this stand is really no problem.
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Former employee
7 years ago
Yes, this is possible according to our information.
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If both the graphics card and the monitor allow it, 2560x1440@144Hz can certainly be operated with HDMI 2.0:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Refresh_frequency_limits_for_standard_video
It is usually the monitors that do not allow a higher frequency under HDMI.
On page 14 of the manual, you will also find information about the connection:
http://downloadcenter.samsung.com/content/UM/201806/20180626101441908/BN46-00712A-Ger.pdf
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