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Help me out guys.
>work professionally as an artist with an old Wacom Intuos3.
>One of my monitors just died
>only have ever had average 1080P monitors
>realize I should probably spend a bit more for a 4K monitor with fairly accurate color and PPI
>Remember the Cintiq exists
I guess my fear is that I'd spend more on a decent 4K monitor now, only for it to be somewhat useless if I end up getting a Cintiq in the future. Anyone here have both? I'm trying to decide if I should downgrade the monitor to a 1440P instead or go all in.

I found the cintiq pro 13 cheap. is it worth waiting till i get enough money for the 16 inch or do i act now. I feel like the screen size easily get too small when you first get all the photoshop menus on screen. Seems like all the pros got 22 inch +

Any of you have any experience with Wacom Cintiq Pro 13? I recently bought one and I can't get it to display anything. Otherwise it works fine and recognizes the pen and touch, Only NO SIGNAL box hovers on the screen.
This is a first drawing tablet for me and I just afterwards discovered the bad reputation it has with connection and cable difficulties.
I of course updated my drivers (Nvidia GTX950) and any drivers and updates what the Cintiq itself needed.

So I think the issue for me is this new USB-C and mini DisplayPort what the Cintiq Pro has. I have never encountered these two until now.
My PC is somewhere from 2015 so it doesn't have either of these ports, only HDMI (2x) and regular DisplayPort (3x).
These USB-C and mini DisplayPorts are something what Macs use?

First I got my hands on mini DisplayPort to HDMI cable but surprisingly it didn't have any effect. Still my PC couldn't recognize the Cintiq as second screen.
After this I discovered that there are special manufacturers whose products are compatible with Pro 13 (and recommended by Wacom) but I thought that it can't be that retarded. Does it really count that much who made the damn cable?

After that I tried USB-c to USB cable but it didn't work either. I figured as much since it was something designed for mobile phones but why not.
Last thing I had was Mini DisplayPort to HDMI converter which I hooked from Wacom Link to the PC via HDMI cable. No luck.

Only now I went through every nook of the interned related to this thing and it seems many other customer has similar kind of issues, although I didn't find any universal solution to these problems.
Lastly I ordered DisplayPort to mini DisplayPort converter (what was recommended in some Youtube video) and that can be the final push I am willing to do. If that doesn't work, I will send the fucker back to depths of hell where it came from.

Thanks for reading.

Bought this for myself since I wanted to finally go digital after all these years but surprise surprise, I can't get it to display anything. It works just fine, recognizes the pen and touch but I can't get the display feed from my computer.
Turns out it has something called mini DisplayPorts and my PC only has hdmi and regular DisplayPort. Also tried Mini Display to Hdmi adapter but it didn't work. I suppose it needs to be more specific manufacturer rather than some ö-grade tier shit.

Have been fighting with this whole weekend and I'm starting to get exhausted. Maybe regular brush pens are better.

thoughts on the wacom cintiq pro?