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4k monitors are not still a gimmick. The extra real estate is a massive benefit to those of us who use PC's for actual work, as opposed to playing games and watching videos.
Today it is still a gimmick:
1. Scaling in Windows 8 sucks, and in Windows 7 it is even worse.
2. No games that work in 4K
3. No video in 4K, the choice of what's out there at the moment is a joke.
4. When the first games come out supporting 4K, later this year, it will take 2xTitan in SLI to provide good FPS.
I would suggest waiting till next year... And right now a 30" monitor is a way better choice.
Pricing has surfaced up at $3,799 per, which is the same as 3 x DELL U3014 that offers a way better experience.
http://www.engadget.com/2013/06/03/asus-31-5-inch-4k-monitor-priced-at-3-799-39-inch-version-com/?utm_medium=feedAre you sure?
I wouldn't be able to, though some people did test it in part, with a Macbook Pro Retina: http://www.theverge.com/2013/6/4/4394294/asus-4k-monitor-price-release-date-and-retina-compatibilityYou just said pricing has just surfaced. Or did you get one to test out already?