HP, one of the biggest PC manufacturers, announced their first ultra-wide curved gaming monitor at the CES 2017. The HP Omen X 35 will also be their first monitor to feature the Nvidia G-Sync technology, and the screen size is no other than whopping 35-inches. As this monitor will be released sometime in March, we will share with you the information we have so far.
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With the Samsung CH711 series, Samsung Electronics combines the quantum-dot technology with their acclaimed thin-bezel curved design in order to bring fascinating image quality to casual gamers and offices. Although most gamers will be repulsed by the rather mediocre 60Hz refresh rate, some more casual players won't be bothered by it and manage to enjoy other perks of the Samsung C27H711 or the 32-inch version, the Samsung C32H711.
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Besides announcing a bunch of new awesome laptops at Computex 2017 in Taipei, Taiwan, ASUS has demonstrated a revolutionary 200Hz ultra-wide gaming monitor with G-Sync HDR and quantum dots, the ASUS ROG Swift PG35VQ. This ultimate gaming machine will take video games to a whole new level yet it will require significantly lesser graphics power than the other ground-breaking monitors with 4K 144Hz and G-Sync HDR.
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LG has decided to upgrade one of their most praised 4K gaming models, the LG 27UD68 which we've already reviewed, with a newer and improved version dubbed as the LG 27UD69P. In addition to adding pivot and height adjustment options, the LG 27UD69P PC monitor offers a higher static contrast ratio for a more brilliant image quality. However, the LG 27UD69 model offers a lesser FreeSync range than its predecessor, forcing many users to once again manually increase FreeSync range using custom resolutions.
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Philips has recently announced this enormous and beauteous 40-inch display which will feature a 4K UHD resolution, plenty of connectivity options, and a 10-bit VA panel. The Philips BDM4037UW is the latest of the Brilliance series monitors, it involves a curved screen with a 3000R curvature for a stunningly immersive viewing experience. This enticing display is priced at $999 which sounds quite appealing for a monitor with such specifications, design, and size - even though it doesn't feature HDR support like most of the other announced monitors for 2017.
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AOC's latest addition to the AGON series of gaming monitors, the AOC AGON AG251FG will let you choose between playing at Full HD 1080p resolution with 200Hz refresh rate or at 1440p with a solid 144Hz. In addition to this unique ability, the AOC AG251FG will provide you with the rapid 1ms response time and Nvidia G-Sync technology for the smoothest gameplay experience. Now, if only the panel could also metamorphize into an IPS when in the 1440p resolution mode, that would be swell.
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First off, we have the ASUS ROG Strix XG27VQ which we have already written about here along with the ASUS ROG Swift PG27VQ 165Hz model. It's a 27-inch 1800R curved monitor with 144Hz refresh rate and Full HD resolution. Next up, the ASUS ROG Strix XG258Q offers a whopping 240Hz refresh rate, 1080p, and a rapid 1ms response time speed made possible by its 24.5-inch TN panel. It's aimed strictly at the serious high-end professional players. Lastly, the ASUS ROG Strix XG32VQ, essentially a bigger version of the XG27VQ model with a higher resolution, brings a stunningly immersive experience to gaming.
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Samsung has just recently announced three new curved displays that will feature 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, HDR support, and quantum-dot technology for both smooth gameplay performance and astonishing image quality. The most exciting display among the three is the Samsung C49HG90 which will feature a double Full HD resolution at 32:9 ultra-wide aspect ratio, or in other words 3840x1080.
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Acer will soon release their own 240Hz gaming monitor dubbed as the Acer XF250Q. The monitor will also be available as the Acer XF250QA model with an additional HDMI 2.0 port, four USB 3.0 hub, the Motion Blur Reduction feature, and thinner bezels. In terms of image quality and performance, the monitors will be identical and allow the high-end professional gamers to choose between two state-of-the-art displays when it comes to competitive gameplay.
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Alienware, a subsidiary of Dell, has released their first gaming monitors with native 240Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time for the smoothest competitive gameplay. The gaming monitors will be available in two versions with G-Sync, the Dell Alienware AW2518H and with FreeSync, the Dell Alienware AW2518HF, so you can pick yours according to your graphics card. In others news, Dell and Alienware have also released new gaming keyboards and mouse devices.
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The ASUS ROG SWIFT PG278QR is a new and updated version of the PG278Q gaming monitor. Apart from the panel type difference, the ASUS PG278QR PC monitor maintains all the key features and qualities of its predecessor with the addition of the quicker response time of its TN panel which makes it the ultimate gaming monitor for highly competitive players. The ASUS GameVisual Technology provides you with a several well-optimized presets which you should select depending on what type of game you’re playing as they will enhance your gameplay. These presets include special modes for FPS, RTS/RPG, and Racing games. In addition to these presets the ASUS PG278QR display also has Scenery, Cinema, sRGB and User modes for the improved movie watching experience and a higher color detailed image. Moreover, you can manually adjust the level of the harmful blue-light if you find that your eyes are feeling tired after spending a lot of time looking at the screen.
GamePlus is yet another gaming feature which allows you to fix four different types of crosshairs on your screen and thus gain the edge over your opponents with a more precise and deadly aim. Moreover, you can place a timer and an FPS counter to your screen and monitor the performance of your GPU.
If your PC is powered by a compatible Nvidia graphics card you will be able to synchronize the frame rates of your monitor with the GPU using the Nvidia G-Sync feature. By doing so, you will be able to overclock the monitor’s Hz rate up to 165Hz and achieve a more stable FPS rate. The higher Hz rate delivers lesser lag and screen tearing or stuttering even at the maxed out settings which is mandatory for competitive gaming.
Professional gamers whether of RTS, RPG, FPS or Sports gaming genres will all have the ultimate gaming experience with high-quality graphics and fluid gameplay. The quick response time, high Hz rate, G-Sync, and Ultra Motion Blur features make for the state of the art performance in games. As the ASUS PG278QR has a TN panel, professional designers and photographers will, obviously, have to look for a more color accurate monitor with an IPS panel.
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In order to most effectively compare Full HD vs WQHD resolutions, we'll use a 27-inch monitor as an example. 27-inch monitors are most widespread and very popular on the market and can deliver both state-of-the-art performance and image quality or a budget-friendly display; naturally, screen resolution plays a big part in this. Other factors include panel type, refresh rate, variable sync, screen coating, and response time speed, among other things. Both resolutions 2560x1440 and 1920x1080 aspect ratio is 16:9.
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There is definitely a noticeable difference between 144Hz and 240Hz. Higher refresh rates obviously mean smoother gameplay and that is also the case when going from 144Hz to 240Hz. Although there is a noticeable improvement, it isn't as huge as an improvement compared to the jump from 60Hz to 144Hz. Note that you need to have ridiculous frame rates in order to take proper advantage of 240Hz monitors and most game engines don't even support it yet, as of 2017.
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Samsung has introduced the 34-inch Samsung C34H890 monitor, which features some interesting specifications. The company (Samsung) has already released displays such as the curved Samsung S34E790C and the even curvier Samsung C34F791. The new display, which also goes by the name Samsung C34H890W for white-colored models, and a dozen other suffixes and prefixes as well, can be placed somewhere between these two monitors mentioned above.
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Short Answer 4K, Ultra HD, or 2160p is a display resolution of 3840x 2160 pixels, 8.3 megapixels in total. Recently, many 4K monitors and TVs dropped in price significantly. Besides the 4K displays becoming more affordable, there is a lot more 4K content available as well. The other 4K resolution standard is the DCI-4K which […]
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Short Answer The main difference between a standard TV and a common monitor lies in screen resolution/screen size ratio and input lag. TVs are cheaper in general, but not always recommended for gaming or any other activities that will have you sitting close to the screen. If you plan on mainly watching movies, then the […]
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After the annual E3 event this year, we've got insight into some of the pretty amazing video games that we'll be seeing throughout the year as well in the next one; luckily, most of these games are coming to PC. Although there were a lot of new games announced, we've selected to share with your only those that captured our attention and those that will be available in 2017. In 2018, we'll be eagerly anticipating titles such as Anthem, Far Cry 5, God of War 4, and Metro: Exodus, among numerous more awesome games. After a few disappointing game releases that we've encountered so far this year, such as the Mass Effect: Adorama's poor voice acting and graphics, it's safe to say that the second part of 2017 is looking promising, to say the least.
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ViewSonic has decided to go past 144Hz and has just launched a 240Hz monitor, which is the ViewSonic XG2530. This incredible monitor will allow you to play games on a level you haven't seen before. If you've already jumped from 60Hz to 144Hz, then don't expect to see such a big improvement again. It's substantially smaller than the 60Hz to 144Hz improvement due to diminishing returns: as the refresh rate goes higher, t
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Dell has decided to introduce a 37.5-inch monitor to their UltraSharp series, a line of monitors known for their high color accuracy and image vibrancy. Along with its InfinityEdge design which provides frameless cinematic experience, the Dell UltraSharp U3818DW features a built-in KVM (Keyboard-Video-Mouse) switch and a USB type C port. Overall, it provides the professionals with a spacious, stylish, and practical performance and features.
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LG has released a new gaming monitor dubbed as the LG 34UC89G-B. It's a giant 34-inch display with an ultra-wide resolution and curved screen for an immersive viewing experience. Moreover, the monitor sports a native 144Hz refresh rate that's overclockable to 166Hz, a quick 5ms response time speed, and Nvidia G-Sync technology for fluid gameplay.
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