adambair · January 19, 2016 18:54 · Jan 19, 2016 · Jan 19, 2016 · Jan 19, 2016 · Jan 19, 2016
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 4k Monitor Full Setup 
 Link: https://amzn.com/w/1XD2Y6UC0R7WT
 
-This is my CURRENT monitor setup. I'm using it RIGHT NOW. I use all day most days for programming / writing software / sysadmin tasks but this thing is great for just about everything. I do play games occasionally and it's great, I don't notice any issues, response delay, or anything else. It just works.
-
-Seriously, this setup (the whole thing, including camera, fully adjustable stand, mounts, cables) is CHEAPER than a 27in Apple Thunderbolt Display and is nearly twice the size and way more features. The reason it's cheaper is because it DOES NOT have a TV TUNER in it. Which is good, because we don't need it. We need glass. And lots of it. And 60hz min. And now we have a reasonable option. And it is glorious.
+This is my CURRENT monitor setup. I'm using it RIGHT NOW. I use all 
+day most days for programming / writing software / sysadmin tasks but 
+this thing is great for just about everything. I do play games 
+occasionally and it's great, I don't notice any issues, response delay, 
+or anything else. It just works.
+
+Seriously, this setup (the whole thing, including camera, fully 
+adjustable stand, mounts, cables) is CHEAPER than a 27in Apple Thunderbolt 
+Display and is nearly twice the size and way more features. The reason 
+it's cheaper is because it DOES NOT have a TV TUNER in it. Which is good, 
+because we don't need it. We need glass. And lots of it. And 60hz min. 
+And now we have a reasonable option. And it is glorious.
 
 IMPORTANT: In order to get 4k 60hz: 
 
-This is the oldest MBP that can do it (I'm using it right now) MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013)
-Make sure you use the mini-displayport input and change input to DP 1.2 in the monitor's menu.
+  - This is the oldest MBP that can do it (I'm using it right now) MacBook 
+    Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013)
+
+  - Make sure you use the mini-displayport input and change input to 
+    DP 1.2 in the monitor's menu.
 
 ALSO IMPORTANT:
 
-This thing is SUPER BRIGHT, you *will* need to tone down the brightness quite a bit unless you want to burn out your retinas. On the bright side, it can get mega bright so it works well in natural sunlight.
+This thing is SUPER BRIGHT, you *will* need to tone down the brightness 
+quite a bit unless you want to burn out your retinas. On the bright side, 
+it can get mega bright so it works well in natural sunlight.
 
-If you're a programmer, full-time technology worker, spreadsheet jocky, or want to look like a day trader -- this setup will change your life.
+If you're a programmer, full-time technology worker, spreadsheet jocky, 
+or want to look like a day trader -- this setup will change your life.
 
-It *will* take you a week or so to get used to this much screen. You need to re-learn where windows will pop up... heard the ding? got a notification? Good luck finding that your first time at 3480x2160 ;) Seriously though, consider using some kind of window manager so you can have multiple windows setup tiled. Treat it as 2x or 3x monitors. One side for this, the other for that -- so you know where to look. Sounds dumb, but it helps.
+It *will* take you a week or so to get used to this much screen. You need 
+to re-learn where windows will pop up... heard the ding? got a notification? 
+Good luck finding that your first time at 3480x2160 ;) Seriously though, 
+consider using some kind of window manager so you can have multiple windows 
+setup tiled. Treat it as 2x or 3x monitors. One side for this, the other 
+for that -- so you know where to look. Sounds dumb, but it helps.
diff --git a/4k Monitor Full Setup → full_setup_4k_monitor.txt b/4k Monitor Full Setup → full_setup_4k_monitor.txt
diff --git a/4k Monitor Full Setup b/4k Monitor Full Setup
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+4k Monitor Full Setup 
+Link: https://amzn.com/w/1XD2Y6UC0R7WT
+
+This is my CURRENT monitor setup. I'm using it RIGHT NOW. I use all day most days for programming / writing software / sysadmin tasks but this thing is great for just about everything. I do play games occasionally and it's great, I don't notice any issues, response delay, or anything else. It just works.
+
+Seriously, this setup (the whole thing, including camera, fully adjustable stand, mounts, cables) is CHEAPER than a 27in Apple Thunderbolt Display and is nearly twice the size and way more features. The reason it's cheaper is because it DOES NOT have a TV TUNER in it. Which is good, because we don't need it. We need glass. And lots of it. And 60hz min. And now we have a reasonable option. And it is glorious.
+
+IMPORTANT: In order to get 4k 60hz: 
+
+This is the oldest MBP that can do it (I'm using it right now) MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Late 2013)
+Make sure you use the mini-displayport input and change input to DP 1.2 in the monitor's menu.
+
+ALSO IMPORTANT:
+
+This thing is SUPER BRIGHT, you *will* need to tone down the brightness quite a bit unless you want to burn out your retinas. On the bright side, it can get mega bright so it works well in natural sunlight.
+
+If you're a programmer, full-time technology worker, spreadsheet jocky, or want to look like a day trader -- this setup will change your life.
+
+It *will* take you a week or so to get used to this much screen. You need to re-learn where windows will pop up... heard the ding? got a notification? Good luck finding that your first time at 3480x2160 ;) Seriously though, consider using some kind of window manager so you can have multiple windows setup tiled. Treat it as 2x or 3x monitors. One side for this, the other for that -- so you know where to look. Sounds dumb, but it helps.
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