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Asus ROG Strix XG35VQ
14
December 2017
An exclusive first review of the new
ROG Strix XG35VQ gaming screen from Asus. This model is 35" in size with
an ultrawide format and full 1440p resolution. It has a VA panel and
offers support for AMD FreeSync, as well as having an added ELMB blur
reduction backlight system. |
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Dell Alienware AW3418DW
9
November 2017
A detailed review of the new 34"
ultrawide IPS gaming screen from Dell. Part of their Alienware branded
range, this model features a native 100Hz refresh rate and 120Hz
overclocking feature. Includes comparisons with other popular ultrawide
gaming screens throughout. |
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Samsung C32HG70
27
October 2017
A detailed review of the new 31.5"
sized CHG70 gaming screen from Samsung. Featuring a curved VA panel with
1440p resolution, 144Hz native refresh rate, FreeSync 2, HDR support and a
strobed backlight.
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High Refresh Rate Panels and Displays,
A road-map and round-up
Updated 9 October 2017
A look ahead at the panel and monitor roadmaps, with a focus on
high refresh rates. This includes across all technologies
including TN Film, VA and IPS. |
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Philips 349X7FJEW
10
September 2017
A look at the new ultrawide 34" screen
from Philips, featuring a 3440 x 1440 resolution Samsung SVA panel and
support for 100Hz refresh rate. Also including FreeSync and a range of
extra features for general uses. |
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Dell UP2718Q
25 August 2017 (Updated 6 December 2017)
A full and detailed review of the new
UltraSharp Premium display from Dell, now featuring a true HDR experience.
27" with Ultra HD resolution, wide gamut and hardware calibration. HDR
conforming to true HDR standards and with a 384-zone local dimming
backlight. Now updated with more HDR testing. |
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ViewSonic VP2768
1 July 2017 (Updated 28 July 2017)
A detailed review of the professional
grade screen from ViewSonic. This 27" IPS screen features factory
calibration, hardware calibration and uniformity correction features.
Now updated with hardware calibration testing. |
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AOC AGON AG352UCG
24
March 2017
A detailed look at the 35" ultra-wide
gaming screen from AOC. With a 3440 x 1440 resolution VA panel and a
native 100Hz refresh rate. This screen also has NVIDIA G-sync and a range
of gaming extras. |
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