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Gigabyte M27Q 27-inch 170 Hz Monitor Review: Fast Response, Huge Color

Our Verdict The Gigabyte M27Q is a very capable and speedy gaming monitor with few flaws. Though it has a huge color gamut, red is a little under-saturated, and it doesn’t offer extra contrast in HDR mode. But you do get superb gaming performance with 170 Hz and super-low input lag. As a value choice,… Read more

BenQ Mobiuz EX2510 Monitor Review: A 144 Hz Steal

Our Verdict If you’re shopping for 144 Hz and 25 inches, the BenQ EX2510 is one of the best IPS panels we’ve seen for under $300. There’s no extended color, but it delivers top-notch gaming and surprisingly good HDR. Users seeking a high performance-to-price ratio should definitely check it out. For Good contrast and color… Read more

FreeSync vs. G-Sync 2021: Which Variable Refresh Tech Is Best Today?

Home Features (Image credit: Shutterstock) For the past few years, the best gaming monitors have enjoyed something of a renaissance. Before Adaptive-Sync technology appeared in the form of Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync, the only thing performance-seeking gamers could hope for was higher resolutions or a refresh rate above 60 Hz. Today, not only do… Read more

ASRock Launches Jupiter X300: A 1-Liter AMD Ryzen 4000G Mini PC

Home News (Image credit: ASRock) ASRock has announced its new series of ultra-compact form-factor (UCFF) PCs that combine small dimensions with performance of desktop APUs from AMD. ASRock’s Jupiter X300-series is only slightly larger the company’s Mars 4000U-series machines launched last November, but it clearly packs considerably more performance and features than its smaller brother. ASRock’s Jupiter X300 barebones PC… Read more

Philips introduces the Ultra HD 288E2UAE monitor

João Silva 36 mins ago Featured Tech News, Monitors Philips has announced a new monitor featuring a minimalistic design for the workspace. The Philips 288E2UAE monitor features a 4K resolution and enhanced connectivity options to improve productivity. The Philips 288E2UAE monitor comes equipped with a 28-inch IPS panel with a 4K resolution, 4ms G2G response time,… Read more

NVIDIA no longer requires GSYNC Ultimate monitors to be 1000 nits

by Antonio Delgado 5 hours ago … NVIDIA released G -SYNC Ultimate to create a category of high performance monitors with the latest on the market together with its G-SYNC hardware synchronization technology. Among the characteristics that certified monitors had to meet, was DCI-P3 color coverage and the best available HDR, the one that could… Read more

Iiyama G-Master G2740QSU-B1 Black Hawk: well-priced 27-inch gaming monitor with IPS panel with QHD resolution

iiyama launches a new gaming monitor – iiyama G-Master G 2740 QSU-B1 Black Hawk . This 27 – inch model with screen aspect ratio 16: 9 with a matrix made in IPS technology with QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels). The panel used is characterized by wide viewing angles, saturated and precisely reproduced colors and… Read more

NVIDIA changes requirements for G-Sync Ultimate

Apparently NVIDIA has made some changes to the requirements for monitors offered with G-Sync Ultimate support. With defined requirements and certification, NVIDIA wants to ensure that certain standards are adhered to. One of these specifications is a brightness of 1. 000 cd / m². But this one NVIDIA seems to have reduced the default, because… Read more

Gaming monitors: Nvidia's G-Sync Ultimate is becoming less ultimate

Nvidia has apparently relaxed the requirements for monitors with the G-Sync Ultimate certificate. At the beginning of the presentation 2019 all models appeared with Ultra HD resolution (3840 × 2160 pixels), dynamic refresh rates up to 144 Hertz and an elaborate background lighting, which has a peak brightness of 1000 cd / m² achieved the… Read more

NVIDIA discovered the requirements for G-Sync Ultimate certification

In the past, the G-Sync Ultimate display required, among other things, a minimum DisplayHDR 1000 certificate, but now it can accommodate DisplayHDR 600 displays and even one DisplayHDR 400 screen. NVIDIA introduced variable refresh rate support with G-Sync modules initially as early as the year 2013. Since then, the G-Sync brand has been divided into… Read more

Nvidia explains recent changes to G-Sync Ultimate display classification

Matthew Wilson 6 mins ago Featured Announcement, Monitors This week kicked off with news that Nvidia has quietly made some changes to the G-Sync ecosystem, with the G-Sync Ultimate classification seemingly changing to allow lower spec’d monitors to receive Nvidia’s badge of honour. Today, KitGuru has been in touch with Nvidia to get the full… Read more

MSI unveils new G series high refresh rate curved gaming monitors

MSI is expanding the G series with two new 27-inch curved gaming monitors. Featuring high refresh rates, a 1500R curvature on the screen, and low response times, both the MSI Optix G27C7 and the Optix G27CQ4P aim to provide gamers with a smoother experience. The MSI Optix G27C7 features a Full HD VA panel with… Read more

G-Sync Ultimate, Nvidia changed the spec secretly?

The G-Sync Ultimate specification has underwent an important change, opening to a monitor with a brightness lower than 1000 nit. A novelty that comes by stealth, without any communication from Nvidia to consumers. by Manolo De Agostini published 19 January 2021 , at 08: 41 in the Peripherals channel NVIDIA G-sync Nvidia has retouched, downwards,… Read more

Review: One For All WM7471 Universal Tripod TV stand

You don’t like the TV cabinet more and a wall bracket you don’t like. You are looking for a more artistic way to give the TV a place in the living room. This universal TV booth from One For All looks like an interesting candidate. The package in which the TV stand arrives is surprisingly… Read more