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Cooler Master Is Entering the Gaming Monitor Market with GM219-30 and GM219-35
You need to wonder if Cooler Master is slowly spinning out of control, with too many and often too expensive products. regardless, the will be entering the monitor market as well with a 30 and 35" 21:9 gaming monitor.
Both units offer a screen ratio of at 21:9 and are based on a VA panel. At 30-inches at 2560 x 1080 the GM219-30 is the 'smaller' model. It's a 200 Hz monitor. The GM219-35 is a 35" monitor has a higher resolution of 3440x1440 at 120 Hz. Obviously, both display offer support for adaptive sync and thus should work with AMD (FreeSync) and Nvidia (G-Sync) cards
Albeit the details are dim, both monitors should offer some level of HDR support. We know this because of a FreeSync 2 certificate, and revision 2 is HDR supported. Both screens are expected to have a response time of 1-millisecond albeit whether that is gray to gray or mprt speeds remains a big yellow question mark.
A small funny observation, you'll notice that the monitor stand is shaped after the Cooler Master logo. With a bit of luck the monitors should reach the market by late 2019 with prices at roughly 399 USD for the 30" model and 999 USD for the 35" version.
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#5684645 Posted on: 06/26/2019 05:51 PM
agree with the above - I use a 40'' Lg 4K tv at half the cost. Ben using tv's for yrs
agree with the above - I use a 40'' Lg 4K tv at half the cost. Ben using tv's for yrs
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#5684684 Posted on: 06/26/2019 07:50 PM
Still not proper 4K 120hz+ so its a no from me
Still not proper 4K 120hz+ so its a no from me
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#5684873 Posted on: 06/27/2019 10:13 AM
The Best TV's go as low as 11 ms but are 60 HZ, for 120 HZ you have at least around 14 ms of delay to deal with. Fine if you play slower paced games but annoying when you play shooters and other fast paced games.
sorry, but the same with many other monies above 30", for ~1000$ i can get a 43/49in uhd tv with HDR/120Hz/local dimming..
The Best TV's go as low as 11 ms but are 60 HZ, for 120 HZ you have at least around 14 ms of delay to deal with. Fine if you play slower paced games but annoying when you play shooters and other fast paced games.
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#5685657 Posted on: 06/30/2019 01:46 AM
@Geryboy
inpuy lag (not just screen lag itself) around 30ms and up, if irc.
really depends on how much "processing" you turn on, it can go up to 100-150ms for some brands.
not something im worried about, as i dont play for money
@GlennB
sure, but then again, how long were "we" playing with 60hz screens (monis included) and no one complained about it...
outside that not everyone plays fps,
or not on a level where lag would matter much.
@Geryboy
inpuy lag (not just screen lag itself) around 30ms and up, if irc.
really depends on how much "processing" you turn on, it can go up to 100-150ms for some brands.
not something im worried about, as i dont play for money
@GlennB
sure, but then again, how long were "we" playing with 60hz screens (monis included) and no one complained about it...
outside that not everyone plays fps,
or not on a level where lag would matter much.
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#5686029 Posted on: 07/01/2019 05:12 PM
@GlennB
sure, but then again, how long were "we" playing with 60hz screens (monis included) and no one complained about it...
outside that not everyone plays fps,
or not on a level where lag would matter much.
My old Iiyama CRT had no problems doing 100+ hz on 1600x1200 back in around 2001-2002. Nobody complained because a CRT has a sub 1 ms response time Then came in the LCD panels where 60 hz was combined with crazy high response times.
@GlennB
sure, but then again, how long were "we" playing with 60hz screens (monis included) and no one complained about it...
outside that not everyone plays fps,
or not on a level where lag would matter much.
My old Iiyama CRT had no problems doing 100+ hz on 1600x1200 back in around 2001-2002. Nobody complained because a CRT has a sub 1 ms response time Then came in the LCD panels where 60 hz was combined with crazy high response times.
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#5686806 Posted on: 07/03/2019 05:04 PM
Oh sure, some crts, but still not all of them.
And i had enough monis to know there are monis with "high" response times you dont really notice (iiyama)
and other with so called 5ms that were horrible,
even for someone not that picky (in that dept).
But thats a while ago, and lots of the ppl complaining
most likely weren't even old enough to play/own a gaming rig prior lcd monis like us grandpas
Oh sure, some crts, but still not all of them.
And i had enough monis to know there are monis with "high" response times you dont really notice (iiyama)
and other with so called 5ms that were horrible,
even for someone not that picky (in that dept).
But thats a while ago, and lots of the ppl complaining
most likely weren't even old enough to play/own a gaming rig prior lcd monis like us grandpas
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#5686902 Posted on: 07/03/2019 10:04 PM
Oh boy, can't wait for Cooler Master quality to come to monitors! LOL can't even type that with a straight face.
"HDR". Those 3 letters need to be pronounced with the same disdain as "triple A" these days. HDR my asshole. Those things have an array of 4 LEDs by negative 1 as the backlight, how the hell could they possibly have enough lighting zones for anything remotely in the same galaxy as anything reasonably called HDR? I'm calling it now, you're going to get a halo the size of an nVidia customer's butthole around anything bright against a dark background on these "Ayche Deee AREEEE" monitors. Such as your cursor, on everything. Then it kills your dog and your aquarium because it's from Cooler Master.
Oh boy, can't wait for Cooler Master quality to come to monitors! LOL can't even type that with a straight face.
"HDR". Those 3 letters need to be pronounced with the same disdain as "triple A" these days. HDR my asshole. Those things have an array of 4 LEDs by negative 1 as the backlight, how the hell could they possibly have enough lighting zones for anything remotely in the same galaxy as anything reasonably called HDR? I'm calling it now, you're going to get a halo the size of an nVidia customer's butthole around anything bright against a dark background on these "Ayche Deee AREEEE" monitors. Such as your cursor, on everything. Then it kills your dog and your aquarium because it's from Cooler Master.
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sorry, but the same with many other monies above 30", for ~1000$ i can get a 43/49in uhd tv with HDR/120Hz/local dimming..