Got 4 GTX Titans? This is the cheapest 4K monitor you can get

IGN: A month ago, ASUS revealed their new 4K-capable PC monitor. The screen size is 31.5'' inches that features 4X the resolution of current day HD monitors. The display is Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide (IGZO)LED display that can produce one billion colors. It features a 3840 x 2160 resolution, an ultra crisp 140 PPI, and 16:9 aspect ratio.

[Crazyglues]

This is cool, sharp is also making them using the (IGZO) LED- http://bit.ly/17S6LKZ

Yeah it cost about 5500 right now but give it a few years, it will probably be more affordable in about 2 years when 4k content starts to take off..

[The_Troll_Whisperer]

Yes, exactly. Right now it's only available in 30 FPS due to the HDMI 1.4 standard but like you said in a few more years these things will be cheaper and and more distributed like Blu-ray was in 2006.

[ZoyosJD]

The article says $3500, and it supports higher than 30 FPS at 4k through displayport.

The best time to consider 4k would be with a Radeon HD 9970 or GTX 880 purchase.

Otherwise only a SLI/crossfire solution would be viable.

[inf3cted1]

umm... ill use my 1080p monitor.

[Corpser]

Yeah still expensive, 1480p and 1600p are more reasonable

[jeffgoldwin]

The best 1480p/1600p has a lag time of 5-8ms, which is border line too slow for some people for quick fps gaming. Now this monitor (didn't see the ms rate listed), Im going with a 8-10ms lag. No ty.

[johny5]

not worth it when you can get a 39" 4k tv for under $700 only issue is that it's 30hz but if you wait 6/7 months from now even the cheap 4k TV's will be able to due 60hz!

[level 360]

1) Don't be gullible.

2) Let everything settle down first.

3) Wait for other manufacturers' to bring their 4K screens = this is a good sign prices would start to drop down and get to compare stats and features among competitors.

There aren't much 4K material out yet anyway, you'll only find a very small number of Blu Ray disc mastered in 4K.

[nepdyse]

High refresh rate(120Hz) and low respose time is much more important to me.

[kingPoS]

The future isn't cheap - 4K monitor $3500-$4500 4x Titan cards $3900-$4700 1TB SSD $2000-$2500 PSU $99-$159 CPU??? Compatible Motherboard??? DDR4 ram???

10k easy