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Gigabyte To Announce WHQD Gaming Monitor at CES, 10-bit, 144 Hz and FreeSync
Gaming monitors have been the #1 trend in sales the past few years, they are on the rise and everybody wants one. It's no surprise to see more brands starting the enter the market as well. After ASUS, Gigabyte will now venture into the monitor channel, Their first gaming monitor is to get announced at CES.
While the size of the monitor is not mentioned we can see 2560x1440 listed in some of the photos of the OSD, other primary specifications have surfaced. We expect this to be the Aorus AD27QD that was discovered earlier already. This is to offer an IPS panel with WQHD resolution and 144 Hz. The monitor will be announced under the Aorus branding, AORUS UK has now is teasing their upcoming product. The panel should be 10-bit and that thus indicated HDR. The diagonal size isn't revealed however it'll be a 144Hz FreeSync panel.
Hints at the first Gigabyte monitor were already available on reddit . Photos of a monitor with Aorus logo were shown there. A look at the on-screen menu revealed a resolution of 2,560 × 1,440 pixels, FreeSync support and various display modes such as Low Blue Light, PiP / PbP or Black Stabilizer. The product name quickly became known: Aorus AD27QD is said to be the 27-inch monitor shown, which also confirms an entry in the Korea Energy Agency database .
AMD lists the AD27QD already in the list of FreeSync monitors. According to AMD, the monitor uses an IPS panel with said WQHD resolution and should work with a refresh rate of up to 144 Hertz. The FreeSync range is specified at 48 hertz to 144 hertz via both DisplayPort and HDMI. It also supports Low Framerate Compensation (LFC) to keep FreeSync working at frame rates below 48 Hertz. The requirements for FreeSync 2 alias FreeSync HDR but apparently not met.
The unveiling will apparently take place on 16 January, which would be after CES 2019.
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#5623510 Posted on: 01/04/2019 10:34 AM
I just bought the Samsung 27" CHG70 HDR gaming monitor there last week! Still, IPS is expensive and I'm happy with what I got, especially the price. We'll know more when this monitor is actually released and at what price point.
I just bought the Samsung 27" CHG70 HDR gaming monitor there last week! Still, IPS is expensive and I'm happy with what I got, especially the price. We'll know more when this monitor is actually released and at what price point.
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#5623536 Posted on: 01/04/2019 12:57 PM
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
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#5623551 Posted on: 01/04/2019 02:03 PM
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
) Good one !
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
) Good one !
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#5623552 Posted on: 01/04/2019 02:10 PM
Hopefully we will see some real quality panels for good price in near future. Still waiting for some proper OLED ones.
Hopefully we will see some real quality panels for good price in near future. Still waiting for some proper OLED ones.
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#5623580 Posted on: 01/04/2019 03:29 PM
27", freesync (2?), 2560x1440, 144Hz, ips, not curved... the display i've been waiting for, just perfect. Now make it 250-450 euros and i will order it as soon as it hits shelves. Two big hardware shopping plans for me for this year: navi gpu and this display.
27", freesync (2?), 2560x1440, 144Hz, ips, not curved... the display i've been waiting for, just perfect. Now make it 250-450 euros and i will order it as soon as it hits shelves. Two big hardware shopping plans for me for this year: navi gpu and this display.
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#5623663 Posted on: 01/04/2019 07:56 PM
well freesync is no brainer to implement with the adaptive sync becoming standard and freesync being free .... there is no reason not too .
well freesync is no brainer to implement with the adaptive sync becoming standard and freesync being free .... there is no reason not too .
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#5623697 Posted on: 01/04/2019 10:25 PM
oooooo kay...
reading the tea leaves of this monitor...
insufficient backlighting.
if it is a true 10 bit monitor, Gigabyte must've not felt comfortable (i.e. blooming? design parameters for depth of chassis? etc...) with the brightness requirements for full HDR, or to even certify it as a lower HDR rating.
on the other hand, if it is a true 10 bit panel then the colors should be very, very good. granted that the best place for HDR content is the p.c./internet, there is a growing fondness in gaming. if the price comes inline with ViewSonic or Dell non-HDR wqhd sets, this could be a winner.
but i'd want all the mod-cons on a new monitor.
oooooo kay...
reading the tea leaves of this monitor...
insufficient backlighting.
if it is a true 10 bit monitor, Gigabyte must've not felt comfortable (i.e. blooming? design parameters for depth of chassis? etc...) with the brightness requirements for full HDR, or to even certify it as a lower HDR rating.
on the other hand, if it is a true 10 bit panel then the colors should be very, very good. granted that the best place for HDR content is the p.c./internet, there is a growing fondness in gaming. if the price comes inline with ViewSonic or Dell non-HDR wqhd sets, this could be a winner.
but i'd want all the mod-cons on a new monitor.
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#5623703 Posted on: 01/04/2019 10:46 PM
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
I was going to say review samples will be as advertised then the retail product will be a 1080p TN, but yeah, we all know what those sons of whores do.
They usually cut to the chase and fuck the product right on revision 2. Paid $100 more than similar products for that better power delivery system on the motherboard? Too bad for you, it's revision 2, no 8 phase power delivery for you, just 2 with doublers. Enjoy.
If you're wondering what they do to video cards, aside from the obvious which is swapping the RAM to garbage reject samples that can't OC, and using crappier capacitors; they use crappier fan components that are louder, and have with lower life expectancy. The most their reps would admit to me is that there's something "different" about the "PWM of the fans". That was their revision 1.1 of the most expensive GTX 970 available. Disgusting.
Rev 1.0 as advertised;
Rev 2.0 stealthily gets rid of 10bit panel.
...
Rev 4.0b 1080p 75hz panel.
I was going to say review samples will be as advertised then the retail product will be a 1080p TN, but yeah, we all know what those sons of whores do.
They usually cut to the chase and fuck the product right on revision 2. Paid $100 more than similar products for that better power delivery system on the motherboard? Too bad for you, it's revision 2, no 8 phase power delivery for you, just 2 with doublers. Enjoy.
If you're wondering what they do to video cards, aside from the obvious which is swapping the RAM to garbage reject samples that can't OC, and using crappier capacitors; they use crappier fan components that are louder, and have with lower life expectancy. The most their reps would admit to me is that there's something "different" about the "PWM of the fans". That was their revision 1.1 of the most expensive GTX 970 available. Disgusting.
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#5623848 Posted on: 01/05/2019 07:25 PM
After watching/seeing my OLED TV, I do need OLED/mLED only now. TN/IPS sucks.
After watching/seeing my OLED TV, I do need OLED/mLED only now. TN/IPS sucks.
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#5623983 Posted on: 01/06/2019 04:47 PM
Is it just me or there are more FreeSync monitors being announced than G-Sync? Not complaining or anything, but just an observation. Maybe because AMD's upcoming GPU lineup looks promising?
Is it just me or there are more FreeSync monitors being announced than G-Sync? Not complaining or anything, but just an observation. Maybe because AMD's upcoming GPU lineup looks promising?
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#5623987 Posted on: 01/06/2019 05:10 PM
Hasn't that always been the case though?
The vast majority of displays out there that support some form of variable refresh support Freesync over G-sync at least and that's been true for a while.
I don't think this tells us anything about AMDs coming cards one way or another, only that Freesync displays (being cheaper to produce and buy) sell better overall.
Is it just me or there are more FreeSync monitors being announced than G-Sync? Not complaining or anything, but just an observation. Maybe because AMD's upcoming GPU lineup looks promising?
Hasn't that always been the case though?
The vast majority of displays out there that support some form of variable refresh support Freesync over G-sync at least and that's been true for a while.
I don't think this tells us anything about AMDs coming cards one way or another, only that Freesync displays (being cheaper to produce and buy) sell better overall.
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#5624257 Posted on: 01/07/2019 01:56 PM
Hasn't that always been the case though?
The vast majority of displays out there that support some form of variable refresh support Freesync over G-sync at least and that's been true for a while.
I don't think this tells us anything about AMDs coming cards one way or another, only that Freesync displays (being cheaper to produce and buy) sell better overall.
Oh yeah, I agree, there has been always more FreeSync displays than G-Sync, but this CES seems to be heavier on FreeSync displays than it has been in the past. Hopefully AMD does announce promising GPUs to go with these new displays.
Hasn't that always been the case though?
The vast majority of displays out there that support some form of variable refresh support Freesync over G-sync at least and that's been true for a while.
I don't think this tells us anything about AMDs coming cards one way or another, only that Freesync displays (being cheaper to produce and buy) sell better overall.
Oh yeah, I agree, there has been always more FreeSync displays than G-Sync, but this CES seems to be heavier on FreeSync displays than it has been in the past. Hopefully AMD does announce promising GPUs to go with these new displays.
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#5624389 Posted on: 01/07/2019 05:43 PM
Now that we know Nvidia is going to support VESA Adaptive Sync going forward that might also have played a part.
Oh yeah, I agree, there has been always more FreeSync displays than G-Sync, but this CES seems to be heavier on FreeSync displays than it has been in the past. Hopefully AMD does announce promising GPUs to go with these new displays.
Now that we know Nvidia is going to support VESA Adaptive Sync going forward that might also have played a part.
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#5624423 Posted on: 01/07/2019 06:40 PM
I just read about that! Exciting stuff!
Now that we know Nvidia is going to support VESA Adaptive Sync going forward that might also have played a part.
I just read about that! Exciting stuff!
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Its time for wendel to get that hacked nvidia driver uploaded so people can avoid being scammed even more than they are now.