Asus have announced their new TUF Gaming VG32VQ display, a 32″ curved model with a 2560 x 1440 VA technology panel and 144Hz refresh rate. The most exciting thing about….[click link for more]
There’s very little information online about this screen yet, but it has emerged on Amazon.com as a new 27″ option from LG. The 27GL650F is a 16:9 format display with….[click link for more]
There’s very little information online about this screen yet, but it has emerged on Amazon.com as a new 34″ ultrawide option from LG. The 34GL750 is an ultrawide format display….[click link for more]
A full detailed review of a high end gaming screen from new display manufacturer Gigabyte. Featuring a 27″ 1440p IPS panel with 144Hz, FreeSync, G-sync Compatibility and a massive range of added features and options.
We are currently reviewing the Gigabyte Aorus AD27QD monitor with a 27″ 2560 x 1440 IPS-type panel, 144Hz refresh rate and AMD FreeSync support. Our review should be completed later….[click link for more]
We’ve started to see the Moving Picture Response Time (MRPT) spec used more and more in recent times when marketing monitors, and it has reached a stage where we feel….[click link for more]
A detailed look at variable refresh rates (VRR) including NVIDIA G-sync, AMD FreeSync and all the various versions and certifications that exist
We’ve already seen Asus announce new gaming monitors in their range late last year with a 24.5″ sized VG258QR and then this week also a 27″ sized VG278QR. There is….[click link for more]
[Correction 13/4/19] Our sincerest apologies, but we made a big mistake with the original news piece for this display. Thanks to a very confusing naming scheme from Acer, we believed….[click link for more]
At the annual Acer press event in New York this week Acer showcased their new “ConceptD” portfolio; a new brand of desktops, notebooks, monitors and other bits and pieces with….[click link for more]
