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- Nov 10, 2011
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- GTX 960 and RX 580
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Same here.
I have an Samsung U28D590 28" 4K display that supports 60Hz at max resolution of 3840x2160. The Samsung U28D590 is the first available 4K display to support 4K resolutions on DisplayPort at 60Hz in Single Stream Transport (SST) mode. Therefore it should just work and in OS X 10.9.2 as well as 10.9.3 it does indeed just work.
I'm running the Samsung U28D590 on a Core i7 3930K / ASUS P9X79 Deluxe with GTX 670 and OS X 10.9.3. I also have two ASUS 27" 1920x1080 monitors on the DVI and HDMI ports respectively, although, I also had an additional monitor on the other DVI port briefly.
So there are no issues or oddities that I am aware of with this setup and it works very well.
The only odd thing is that the scaled option menu looks like what gabrieljsmith1 posted not what TonyMac posted. That is to say that there is no graphic image under the scaled options only numerical options. It works the same way though.
Yeah - for me the default "1080x1920" setting works the best. Fonts are large but everything is in "retina" very sharp. Love this thing - its eye candy big time. Had it for awhile but still can't get over how nice it looks -it's a fargen nice monitor!
You have to think as well a bunch of apple computer and phone guts are samsung - (ssd's, ram, monitor panels...etc). Apple has an intimate relationship with samsung. At the end of the day apple uses quality venders, and samsung IMO is up there in quality. I wish I had a samsung SATA ssd in this beast! So far everything samsung I ever purchased has been solid (several phones, a couple 55" LCD TVs, washer dryer, mac book pro has samsung pci-e SSD - and its the best! So far this monitor has been a knock out -especially for the price! No I don't work for samsung - just had good experiences with all the smashing products so far.