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Faith fo the Heart

tbh im surprised we dont see and remakes

According to the title my videos 4k? But the highest resolution is 720p?

jonny singh

It is not spanish.

If you want true 1440p, download a raw video, don't watch it on RUclips

This is awesome haha!

crap. Quality of this video is not good. This youtube HD packin quality is too low.

After 3 years everyone knows it's realy 1440p :D

Anyone else watching this in 144p. :>

Its 1440p, but probably rescaled from 1080p, video bitrate: poor 7Mbit, Downloaded it from yt, and chcked with tool from K-lite Mega pack: File name: 2560x1440 (1440p) Test video - Chronicles of Narnia trailer.mp4 ID : 88d58f94afff0806944758df5de2d450 File size: 125.6 MiB (131648854 bytes) Play time: 00:02:28.122 (148122 ms) Overall bitrate: 7 110 Kbps Format: MPEG-4 Video FPS: 23.976 Video bitrate: 6 975 Kbps Video resolution: 2560x1440 Video size: 123 MiB (98%) Aspect ratio: 16:9

this is 720p

RUclips compression = Terrible Quality

I believe the Korean ones are Apple seconds. I am using one right now. They are awesome.

Strangely enough, the much cheaper Korean versions of the 27" 1440p monitors (Yamakasi, catleap monitors) are much, much better for gaming on than the Dells, much, much lower input lag, like 4x faster in terms of input lag, they don't have that crazy glare so the colours look better, some can even be 'overclocked' to 85hz too. There's an American company that's buying loads of these monitors and putting better stands on them and reselling them in America too.

/btw wondering what better options are out there, please share with us

Matter of opinion. I love the AG coating. I can have the sun shining straight into it and I can still see everything perfectly. Input lag is hardly noticable as well. most people just whine about input lag because they consider themselves gamers, and input lag is their greatest foe. Whilst true, I'm one myself and I'll tell you I can't tell the difference between the two. Maybe for ultra twitchy shooters, but then you shouldn't be looking at a professional workstation monitor built for colour.

The u2711 actually has a horrible glare coating and lots of input lag, there are better options.

clearly NOT 2560x1440 even when i clicked original.

dell u2711 the best one:)

is there even 1 video in 2560x1440 resolution on youtube?? no! even if uploaded will be scaled down to 1080p . ty

It's not true 2560x1440, looks shite full screen.

Ye? I got a Hazro one, fairly cheap compared to others.

You cant turn a $1 note into a $100 note without having $99 on hand. You cant turn a 1080p movie into a 1440 movie without having the pixel difference on hand... simple logic, if the data is not there, its being pixel-doubled (up scaling)

shows the ignorance of mac users LOL

and Samsung!

Original Quality :D

I really feel like watching Narnia now...

@X3BOOODYX2012 Yes. Dell has been making them for years, so has LG, HP and NEC. I own a Dell 3008WFP 2560x1600 monitor! :) (Best thing I ever bought for my pc)

mi monitor es 2560x1600 sony fw900

@Timo911555 Soo, how do i set it to 1440p res, is it the "original" setting?

seriously awesome, loved the timing in the first song.

@X3BOOODYX2012 Sun Microsystems

@X3BOOODYX2012 - you could just get a 1440p TV (doesnt HAVE to be a monitor with VGA, you could just as easily connect with HDMI, note: HDMI = VGA = DVI

those two songs really tie together well. Almost sounds like just a transposition to the casual ear

@X3BOOODYX2012 I'm running the Samsung S27A850D 1440p looks amazing 0_0

@1GTX1 O.o k tnx im gonna try that :)

@niekeast95 Update flash player, belive or not now 1440p works without lag on 5 years old AMD dual core procesor

Behind Enemy Lines - Don Davis - Burnett's body Immediate Music - Lucius Dei

Kool vid man,where'd you get the music? i know i've heard it somewhere before

lol, my pc is lagging by watching this :P

@72U11 Search this filename (eg.: google): Chronicles_of_Narnia_trailer_-_1440p.mkv and download

amazing on ym 27in iMac 2 gb 6970 graphics card ! :)

google search: 2560x1600 monitor (Dell, HP, NEC ...)