Quote from: NikoB on January 06, 2024, 16:22:07must have

So will you give an answer eventually or will you completely ignore a direct question?

A professional model must have at least 3 DP inputs, why is there a poor and non-working HDMI 2.0? It would be nice to have 2 inputs of HDMI2.1 with FRL4 mode support, then there are no questions.

Quote from: NikoB on January 05, 2024, 18:48:30The question

You still did not answer the question.
What are you doing so specifically that you lack functionality?!
Is one DP not enough for you? What do you lack for?
What are you doing on two powerful PCs that you lack such functionality?

Not all laptops and motherboards have TB4 ports.
In fact, only DP1.4b remains for lossless connection in 4k@60/30 bit. If you need to connect this "professional" monitor to 2 PCs (or PC+laptop) that do not have TB4, you will not succeed.

Not all laptops and motherboards have TB4 ports.
In fact, only DP1.4b remains in most cases. If you need to connect this "professional" monitor to 2 PCs (or PC+laptop) that do not have TB4, you will not succeed.

What's even worse is that often TB4 on laptops and PCs is connected to the built-in gpu in the processor, and not to a discrete chip, which sharply reduces performance.

The question is - why the hell does it have HDMI 2.0, and not 2.1 with FRL4 mode, at least?

Quote from: NikoB on January 05, 2024, 11:49:41HDMI 2.0 NOT support HDR in lossless mode for monitors

Wow!
Well, use DisplayPort 1.4 or one of the two Thunderbolt 4 ports. That is, in total, there are already 3 ports that support Dolby Vision. Are you missing this? Seriously? What are you doing so specifically that you need a monitor not for $2.5-3k, but for $5-7k?

From the technical characteristics of the manufacturer's website:
HDR_PQ DCI
HDR_PQ Rec2020
HDR_HLG BT2100
HDR_HLG DCI
Dolby Vision

I wish they could make 16:10 one of the specs and then confirm that one.

The brightness is neat at least, and △E is good.

HDMI 2.0 NOT support HDR in lossless mode for monitors! It's NOT professional model! It's model for noobs.

Quote from: Mr Majestyk on January 05, 2024, 03:40:25All of the competitors

wow! Please show us the competitors.

Quote from: Liken on January 05, 2024, 03:09:57Well, it's not a gaming monitor. The ppi,color accuracy,contrast and brightness sound more important parameters than refresh rate.

What  has 120Hz got to do with gaming? All of the competitors are or will be offering 120-144Hz as well as OLED and high colour gamut for productivity. Your stuck in the dark ages if you think this is an either/or situation.

Quote from: Mr Majestyk on January 05, 2024, 02:22:55Oh dear god, 60Hz in 2024. Instant fail.

Well, it's not a gaming monitor. The ppi,color accuracy,contrast and brightness sound more important parameters than refresh rate.

Oh dear god, 60Hz in 2024. Instant fail.