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The
new flagship 27" monitor from LG offering 4K resolution and 160Hz
refresh rate. Supported by DSC technology and offering VRR from both
NVIDIA and AMD systems. Also including hardware calibration and
HDR600 support. |
A complete
guide to the latest HDMI update offering increased bandwidth and
capabilities. What does it offer and what are the key drivers
for its adoption in the market? We will look at HDMI 2.1 for
graphics cards, next generation games consoles, TV's and of
course desktop monitors. |
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The exciting new OLED screen from LG,
now available in 48" size and a popular choice for those wanting the
benefits of OLED but as a desktop PC display. With 4K, 120Hz refresh,
G-sync/FreeSync support and high end HDR capabilities. How does it
perform as a desktop monitor specifically? |
The brand new 360Hz refresh rate
monitor from Asus designed for professional gamers and esports and
offering the latest and greatest specs. 24.5" in size with a 1080p Fast
IPS panel, Native G-sync and 1ms G2G response time. |
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Having already reviewed the 27" model
we now take a look at the larger 31.5" G7 display. With 1440p
resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, a VA panel and steep 1000R curvature. Is
it as good as the smaller model? |
A detailed look at the latest 240Hz VA
gaming screen from Samsung, in their new Odyssey G7 range. This 27"
model features a 2560 x 1440 resolution, adaptive-sync, HDR 600 support
and a steep 1000R curvature. |
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A short format review looking at Acer's
27" IPS display with 1440p resolution and 144Hz refresh rate. Also
including adaptive sync to support FreeSync and G-sync, 1ms MPRT spec
and added Visual Response Boost (VRB) blur reduction backlight. |
A detailed
look in to OLED technology. It's strengths and weaknesses, and
its ventures in to the monitor market. What are the challenges
with bringing OLED to the desktop monitor space? What has been
done so far? Can you and should you use an OLED TV as a monitor? |
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A round up
review article and testing of many current budget gaming
monitors, from key manufacturers and all at a retail price of
under £250 GBP. Including the AOC 24G2U, AOC 27G2U, Asus TUF
Gaming VG24VQ, LG 24GL650, Pixio PX247 and ViewSonic VX2458-C. |
An exclusive first review of
Cooler Master's new 34" ultrawide gaming screen. Featuring a 3440 x 1440
resolution VA panel, 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms MPRT spec and support for
adaptive-sync for variable refresh rates. This is one of two models in
their first venture in to the monitor market, how did they do? |
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