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That has a pixel size of 0.18mm, which equals the pitch of a 32" 4K monitor. Personally, I would want to get one and test that before buying it. My 27" QHD monitors have a pixel size of 0.23mm, and that's about as small as I would want things to be. 24" FHD has a PPI of 92 27" QHD has a PPI of 102 32" UHD has a PPI of 138
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Beware that on a 27" 5K display, everything in the interface will be very, very tiny.
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That’s an excellent question -- yes the nvme drive requires a pci slot in the z840. It will gladly boot from it but I can't remember if it requires a change in the boot order in the bios. HP offered the Turbo Z drive option, which was a pcie card with twin nvme's. That's what mine came with. Currently rocking a 2TB nvme.
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[quote] The GFX card would not be the first thing on my list to replace. That m4000 can drive 4 4K monitors at 60Hz. So I reckon it can drive more than just one 5K monitors (although they may require a dual-displayport connection).[/quote] That might be convoluted, though -- replying to myself here. Avid also specify a p4000 which does run 4x 5k monitors
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The GFX card would not be the first thing on my list to replace. That m4000 can drive 4 4K monitors at 60Hz. So I reckon it can drive more than just one 5K monitors (although they may require a dual-displayport connection).
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z840 can take nVME in stead of HDD or SSD -- and NVME makes a difference. And yes, you'd be better off with more RAM on that machine.
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Should work, but I would recommend creating a new project, and copying the bins from your old project into that new project.
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What makes you think they're not testing it?
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I totally agree that it is frustrating. At the same time, Avid needs to make sure this will work as advertised when released. For now, MC seems to run very well on my M3 Max, even though non-native.
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Thanks Vinne, please do keep us posted. From what I could find, only the routing could be a bit cumbersome, as you may need to route the HDMI through the TV/monitor you're using.