- Oct 15, 2009
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TigerDirect has a Seiki 4k TV at $1,500. They mention that it can be used as a large monitor and it has a refresh rate of 120Hz.
What I can't figure out is how one would supply video to this thing over it's available connections. It only has HDMI and VGA. Obviously VGS is not even a starter.
HDMI 1.3 specification is for up to 2560x1200 at 60Hz over a single link. I can't find any higher resolutions.
Does this mean that one can stick two HDMI cables in a graphics cards and "somehow" send the output over both links if one should wish to se this as a monitor?
What kind of graphics card would do this? Or again, would one need two different cards?
So many questions.
Oh, here is the link to the 50-inch 4K monitor.
What I can't figure out is how one would supply video to this thing over it's available connections. It only has HDMI and VGA. Obviously VGS is not even a starter.
HDMI 1.3 specification is for up to 2560x1200 at 60Hz over a single link. I can't find any higher resolutions.
Does this mean that one can stick two HDMI cables in a graphics cards and "somehow" send the output over both links if one should wish to se this as a monitor?
What kind of graphics card would do this? Or again, would one need two different cards?
So many questions.
Oh, here is the link to the 50-inch 4K monitor.
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