BenQ releases BenQ PD2700Q and PD3200Q 32 Inch WQHD and UHD Monitors
BenQ is releasing two new monitors, the PD2700Q (2560 x 1440 WQHD) and PD3200Q (3840 x 2160 UHD) displays boasts BenQ's VA panel technology to provide higher contrast and deeper blacks.
The ‘U’ model has a 1000:1 specified contrast ratio typical for an color precise IPS-type panel. Both monitors are 60 Hz. Both models support 10-bit colour, specifically 8-bit colour plus 2-bit FRC dithering and employ a light and relatively smooth matte anti-glare screen surface. Both models use enhanced phosphor WLED backlights, providing full (100%) sRGB coverage but no support for extended colour gamuts such as Adobe RGB. The ‘Q’ model has a typical maximum luminance of 300 cd/m² whilst the ‘U’ model has 350 cd/m² specified. Both models have a specified 4ms grey to grey response time, but as with specified viewing angles there are obvious differences due to panel type differences that these misleading figures don’t reflect, reports pcmonitors.info
- The ‘Q’ model has a 32” VA (Vertical Alignment) panel with 2560 x 1440 (WQHD) resolution and 3000:1 specified static contrast ratio.
- The ‘U’ model has a 32” AHVA an IPS-type panel but not VA with 3840 x 2160 UHD resolution.
- 100% Rec.709 and sRGB color space with VA panel Technology
- DualView function
- Darkroom, CAD/CAM and Animation Display Mode
- Keyboard Video Mouse (KVM) Switch
- Eye-Care Technology
The stand is adjustable, with height, swivel, tilt and pivot adjustment, remove it an you will get a 100 x 100mm VESA solution as VESA holes are found at the rear of the screen. The ports on the ‘Q’ model include; Dual-Link DVI, HDMI 1.4, DP 1.2 and MiniDP 1.2. On the ‘U’ model the ports are; HDMI 2.0 (‘4K-ready’ games console users rejoice), DP 1.2 and MiniDP 1.2. Both models include 4 USB 3.0 ports, a 3.5mm headphone jack, 3.5mm audio line in/out and 2 x 5W speakers.
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"Both monitors are 60hz." YAWN.
Are these monitor-making companies even trying anymore? Last time i used a 60hz monitor was 2012.
They are trying, trying to milk every dollar out of their customers they can.
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"Both monitors are 60hz." YAWN.
Are these monitor-making companies even trying anymore? Last time i used a 60hz monitor was 2012.
*SUPER LONG AND BORING YAWN*
Yeah, everybody totally need 144hz / 1ms response panel for office work.
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*SUPER LONG AND BORING YAWN*
Yeah, everybody totally need 144hz / 1ms response panel for office work.
Anything above 60Hz is beneficial no matter what you do.
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Do you feel the benefit of 144hz from reading and typing?
I have mine panel OCed to 96hz and I know for sure I am not going back to 60hz for action games.
But I don't mind having 60hz monitor for office work or playing games where reaction time is not necessary.
Would you pay $300 more per monitor for your office so your employees would experience 144hz? You want your employees to be productive, that why resolution goes up, to do more things at the same time.
There no programs in office that would require rapid reaction... (unless you sit whole day, moving cursor and windows enjoying smoothness).
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"Both monitors are 60hz." YAWN.
Are these monitor-making companies even trying anymore? Last time i used a 60hz monitor was 2012.