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Samsung UR59C (3840 x 2160 Pixels, 32")

Samsung UR59C

3840 x 2160 Pixels, 32"

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Anonymous

2 years ago

my question is along the same lines as arnaudsc's, but extends to a third model: unfortunately, I don't know the differences between the models U32R590CWP (278 CHF), LU32R590CWRXEN (342 CHF) and LU32R590CWUXEN (559 CHF). especially with the latter two, there must be a significant technical difference due to the difference of >200 CHF. on the manufacturer's website, i can only find information about the model "U32R590CWU", but no reference to other models. i would be pleased if someone could shed some light on this.

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darioalessandrofontana

3 years ago

I connected the screen at home with the supplied high-speed HDMI cable via the docking station (Icy Box IB-DK2106-C). However, the system does not allow 60Hz@4K. I also tried it directly on the laptop (without docking station). Working in 30 Hz is quite a drain on my energy, and 2K or 1080p simply looks s****sse on this size :( The following is the maximum I can achieve (at 30Hz or 60 Hz): With docking: 29Hz@4K or 60Hz@1080p Without docking: 30Hz@4K or 60Hz@2K Means for me that both laptop and docking station are limiting. Does anyone have an idea how I can either (a) get my laptop to deliver 60Hz@4K (it does on other monitors too, e.g. in the office) or (b) find the right docking station that delivers at 60Hz@4K?

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Mars Elbow

3 years ago

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Try connecting with a digital port cable. This helped with my HP config. (laptop/docking station).
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rento

3 years ago

Is there another stand that you could mount. The one that comes with the unit is not height adjustable, which is not great.

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Stardustone

3 years ago

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There is an adapter, but it doesn't look very good. MonLines V052 VESA adapter for Samsung 32UR59C / U32R594CWU. The Samsung screen doesn't have a standard VESA mount option because of the curved design, but the adapter would add one to the back. Plus there would be the cost of an external stand. I would recommend choosing another 32 inch 3840 x 2160 pixel screen with a height adjustable stand. Unfortunately, I can't recommend a model here because there have been people recently who report such a help as abusive.

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