Now updated 18 June 2019: LG have announced the release of a new 27″ display in their UltraGear line-up, aimed at gamers. The 27GL850 (previously announced as the 27GL850G) will….[click link for more]
Thanks to a recent article published by NVIDIA, we can take a look behind the scenes of their “G-sync Compatible” testing of Adaptive-sync screens. The first phase of their testing….[click link for more]
Last week we brought you the early news of an expected new screen from Gigabyte in their Aorus lineup of monitors. The KD25F had started to appear on some third….[click link for more]
We have some updates from AU Optronics about their panel development plans which is always interesting to see. Our last update was October 2018. This is AUO as a panel….[click link for more]
Back in January NVIDIA shocked the World by opening up support for its G-sync Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology from normal FreeSync/AdaptiveSync displays. This suddenly gave NVIDIA graphics card users….[click link for more]
At this year’s Computex event in Taiwan NVIDIA and Asus announced the forthcoming ROG Swift PG27UQX display, the successor to the very high end PG27UQ we reviewed last year. That….[click link for more]
A couple of weeks ago we brought you the news of the World’s first gaming display to feature simultaneous Blur Reduction and Variable Refresh Rate, which was the Asus TUF….[click link for more]
MSI are soon to release a new flagship model in their gaming monitor lineup, this time a 34″ ultrawide format model. It is also expected to be showcased at Computex….[click link for more]
There’s a really fascinating video published recently by LinusTechTips, which looks at the inner workings of NVIDIA’s G-sync production, which we would recommend you watch if you have chance. It….[click link for more]
Philips have released a new 31.5″ sized display in their E-line range, featuring a curved format and Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 (4K) resolution. The 328E1CA is based on a….[click link for more]