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.
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.
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.
Now retired – Helping you to find monitors that have flicker free backlights and do not use PWM for backlight dimming.
An article looking at the ability to overclock your refresh rate on some monitors, and how this is achieved. Does it help, and does it have problems?
Looking at how backlight dimming is controlled in the monitor market, and the problematic use of PWM in some displays
An article explaining and comparing all the main panel technologies in the monitor market, including TN Film, IPS and VA options
An article looking at motion blur reduction backlights and technologies in the monitor market, from their early life to modern implementation
An article explaining visual acuity and looking in detail at different resolutions, their practical usage and limitations in displays
Now retired – laptop panel parts database
