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An in depth look at LG's new flagship
gaming monitor with a 37.5" ultrawide IPS panel, 3840 x 1600 resolution,
1ms G2G response time spec, 175Hz refresh rate and NVIDIA G-sync / AMD
FreeSync support. |
A detailed look at the new 34"
ultrawide screen from Nixeus. Featuring a 3440 x 1440 resolution VA
panel, combined with 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync support. |
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By popular demand, a full and detailed
look at Samsung's massive 49" ultrawide monitor. Featuring a 5120 x 1440
resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, FreeSync 2 and VESA DisplayHDR 1000
certification. |
An exclusive first review of the
World's first 240Hz IPS gaming screen. With an advertised 0.1ms G2G
response time, added motion blur reduction backlight and support for
both AMD and NVIDIA variable refresh rates. Is this the ultimate IPS
gaming screen? |
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A detailed look at the new super wide
format gaming screen from Lenovo. Featuring a 43.4" VA technology panel,
3840 x 1200 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync 2 and a range of
modern extras and features. |
An exclusive first review of the
massive 43" gaming display from Asus. Featuring a 4K resolution, 120Hz
refresh rate, adaptive-sync support, low input lag and DisplayHDR 600
certification. |
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An exclusive first review of the new
27" gaming screen from Asus, featuring for the first time support for
simultaneous variable refresh rate (FreeSync and G-sync) and a motion blur
reduction backlight, through the new ELMB-sync feature. |
A detailed look at the new 27" 1440p
high refresh rate IPS gaming display from LG. With a DCI-P3 gamut, 1ms G2G
response time spec and 144Hz refresh rate. Can it live up to all the hype? |
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An exclusive first review of the new
24.5" gaming screen from Acer. With a 1920 x 1080 resolution, 0.3ms G2G
response time, 240Hz refresh rate, adaptive-sync and added blur reduction
backlight. Could this be a killer gaming screen? |
It's here, after 2 years of waiting and
anticipation, the high-end 35" ultrawide gaming screen from Asus. With a
3440 x 1440 resolution VA panel, at 200Hz and with a FALD backlight for
HDR 1000 support. An exclusive first review! |
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