Questions about 34WK95U-W

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Anonymous

5 years ago

I think it's great that Digitec also offers as-new (used) monitors and would love to buy one. But why do you always only give a 12-month guarantee, while the new products have a 24 or 36-month guarantee? When I buy a used monitor from a private seller via Digitec, I also get the remaining warranty. Is it possible to buy a warranty extension for a new (used) product?

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humus995

5 years ago

Is it possible to run this monitor with the Mac Mini 2018 at full resolution at 60HZ? According to various sources, the connection situation is a bit complicated.

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Madski

5 years ago

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9to5mac.com/2018/11/10/review-2018-mac-mini-video/ Laut dieser review geht es.

TAMINO

5 years ago

Kann man mit dem Dell XPS-15 9560 :Dell XPS 15 (15.60", UHD, Intel Core i7-7700HQ, 32GB, SSD) Die volle Auflösung des Monitors nutzen?

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atm01

5 years ago

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With the XPS 15 9550 (4K variant), the monitor runs in full resolution: 5120 x 2160 @60Hz!
But beware: it worked with the supplied USB3/Thunderbolt cable.
Whereas: With the supplied 5K Displayport cable and the USB 3.1 - DP adapter (https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/club-3d-aktiver-usb-31-typ-c-zu-dp-10cm-data-video-adapter-5711550), only 30 Hz is possible.

Anonymous

4 years ago

Can you run this monitor with an HP Spectre x360 (15-df1850nz) with 5k resolution via the Thunderbolt port? does anyone have experience with this?

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epbecker

5 years ago

I would be interested to know if anyone has ever tested or used a MacBook monitor (not a Pro or Air) with the monitor. The MacBook does not support 5K resolution. Is it possible to set a 4K resolution? If so, how does that work? Black borders on the left and right? Thank you!

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zonurben

5 years ago

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Hello Epbecker
I have had this exact screen since yesterday. I have a MacBook Air (13-inch, 1440x900px, year 2017). I used the HDMI connection of the LG monitor. The cable I used was a DVI-D cable. At both ends I used the famous Apple adapters.... HDMI to DVI-D and at the other end DVI-D to Thunderbolt 1 or 2?
I got a resolution of 3440x1440 on the LG that way. There are no black borders. The image