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The games that are currently available could easily be run in 4K on the hardware, excluding that one fighting game maybe.
However, you're right, none of the arcades in Japan have 4K compatible cabs. The vast majority are still 720p, so yes, we're lucky to get even 1080p.
arcadeprojectsrocks
Student
For me it's a question of whether a game is natively 1080p or 4K. My guess is the exA games are all natively 1080p but that the hardware will upscale to 4K if connected to a 4K display.
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jassin000
But why pay 4k prices when you aren't even utilizing the resolution is the point? Just go with a 1080p or 1440p.
IF 4k was cheaper for a fast refresh 32" sure buy one, but its NOT right now (maybe in the future).
This BenQ looks great, also 800$.
Personally the time to buy another/upgrade is going to be when LG makes a 32" OLED 144hz freesync 4k.
IF 4k was cheaper for a fast refresh 32" sure buy one, but its NOT right now (maybe in the future).
This BenQ looks great, also 800$.
Personally the time to buy another/upgrade is going to be when LG makes a 32" OLED 144hz freesync 4k.
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arcadeprojectsrocks
Student
Yes if the games are all 1080p (which I think they are) then a 1080p display is the thing to get.
Hadouken Arcade
Professional
You'll need a corner bracket set. The MT3232A2 is pretty much identical to monitor that original belongs to FC.
Yes, I'll update the web page soon. Rev. C is coming out soon which is 99% identical to B but more compatibility.
The one that you have on your webpage for the TA32H07SF-C?
Also having a lot of trouble removing the glass on this monitor, wondering if anybody here has dealt with this monitor before. I think the gasket tape is keeping the glass stuck to the monitor and I can't pry it off since I don't want to shatter the glass
arcadeprojectsrocks
Student
Would rubbing alcohol help?
Hadouken Arcade
Professional
Yes, that has to be update to TA32H07SF-C AND MT3232A2 (belongs to VS)
Use a credit card or similar material that won't leave a hard scratch to poke between the glass and LCD panel. You're simply loosening the tape.
Managed to get the glass off with rubbing alcohol and a plastic card and a lot of elbow grease. But now I'm trying to remove the anti glare layer on the glass but I have no idea what I'm trying to peel. I've tried the glass cleaner and acetone soak on the corners but nothing seems to be actually peeling upwards. Is there such a thing where there is no actual removable anti glare layer on the glass?
The anti glare layer should be visible when you try to look at a light source at an angle. Maybe it doesn't have one?
If you're unsure, you could try scratching a corner with a scalpel / precision knife. If you nick the glass it won't matter, because it will stay behind the bezel.
Personally I wouldn't try to remove it, sounds like an arduous task, but @jassin000 seems to have had success with it.
I would just get a new glass cut to replace it.
If you're unsure, you could try scratching a corner with a scalpel / precision knife. If you nick the glass it won't matter, because it will stay behind the bezel.
Personally I wouldn't try to remove it, sounds like an arduous task, but @jassin000 seems to have had success with it.
I would just get a new glass cut to replace it.
arcadeprojectsrocks
Student
What 32" OLED displays are you aware of? I've never seen one.
There's really no reason to overthink this. It's an arcade cabinet, not a movie theater.
Hadouken Arcade
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Don't need to separately turn it on. All PC monitor will turn on automatically once the signal is present otherwise it stays in sleep mode. It should be accessible by the backdoor I made for LG 32mp58hq. Though 32MN500M-B will be supported in Rev. C. It needs a hole cut out because the monitor mount holder is non-removable.
The 60T-B is a similar monitor but it doesn't have freesync, only one HDMI port, one display port, VGA and a bunch of USB ports. It has the ability to split the screen too.
