MMD Philips 326M6VJRMB Momentum 32” monitor 4K VA Panel and HDR 600

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/12/2019 08:11 AM | source: | 21 comment(s)

Yeah, try and remember that model name ;) MMD and brand license partner for Philips monitors, announces the launch of the Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB 32” console gaming display. The monitor uses a 31.5” InnoLux VA (Vertical Alignment) panel with 3840 x 2160 (‘4K’ UHD) resolution.

Offering an unprecedented level of immersion to casual and hardcore gamers alike, this monitor boasts a 4K UHD display, 60 Hz refresh rate and Ambiglow, which extends and enhances the gaming experience beyond the screen. In addition, the Philips Momentum delivers ultra-crisp, smooth and vibrant images thanks to DisplayHDR 600, Adaptive-Sync and low input lag. Supported by superior DTS Sound™ and an attractive, contemporary design, the Philips Momentum has gamers on the edge of their seats.

Equipped with UltraClear 4K UHD resolution, featuring 3840 x 2160 pixels and VESA-certified DisplayHDR 600, the Momentum 32” invites players to jump straight into the action. Ultra Wide-Color technology provides an extended spectrum of lavish colours, enhancing every image with more brilliant, more captivating greens, reds, and blues. In addition to heightened precision and balance, the Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB ensures that the gaming experience is flawlessly smooth. The breakthrough technology Adaptive Sync ensure tear-free images, so users can remain in the moment and get the most out of each and every gaming experience.

Fully immersive entertainment

To further intensify the immersive effect of the Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB, innovative Ambiglow technology generates an adjustable adaptive halo of background light that extends the experience beyond the screen, making movies, games, and other entertainment even more enjoyable. And because audio plays a critical role in the entertainment experience, the DTS Sound™ feature optimises the monitor’s virtual surround sound, with dialogue enhancement, rich bass, and maximised volume levels free of any distortion.

Optimal comfort guaranteed

Viewer comfort is essential, which is why the Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB features multiple solutions designed to help enhance users’ wellbeing. LowBlue Mode protects the eye from shortwave-length blue light rays, and the monitor’s stand offers -5/20 degree tilt as well as 110 mm height adjustment for better ergonomic comfort.

The Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB is available at an RRP of £539.

More information on Philips monitors: https://www.philips.co.uk/c-m-pc/monitors

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IchimA
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#5659402 Posted on: 04/12/2019 09:15 AM

Looks good but 60hz and 4K is not for me. I really can't justify a new video card right now and the 970 can;t do 4k. So I ... as a buyer will stop at 2560*1440 144hz. But good luck to them and hope for a good QA team

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#5659697 Posted on: 04/13/2019 01:33 AM

And still I personally believe the magic in the special puddin sauce is still in high refresh rates.... Well to be clear higher than that of sixty hertz.

HawaiianBrian
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#5659871 Posted on: 04/13/2019 04:53 PM

VA panel ? um no thanks.

rm082e
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#5659901 Posted on: 04/13/2019 06:19 PM

VA panel ? um no thanks.

I recently bought a 32" VA panel from BenQ after a few years of using an IPS. I'm just as happy with the colors, and glad to be rid of the IPS glow.

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#5659920 Posted on: 04/13/2019 07:35 PM

VA panel ? um no thanks.

BT. BT.709: 100 %
DCI-P3: 98,61 %
NTSC 114 %
sRGB 135 %
No OLED or Samsung QLED can't get these specs.

Not enough for you ?

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#5659940 Posted on: 04/13/2019 08:53 PM

BT. BT.709: 100 %
DCI-P3: 98,61 %
NTSC 114 %
sRGB 135 %
No OLED or Samsung QLED can't get these specs.

Not enough for you ?

Yah, pretty much this.

VA/PVA panels are pretty good quality, and can attest to nearly 8 years of using one from BenQ in their professional range years ago. Fully 10-bit and a very 'clean' look to the image quality, and colour. Pastels were particularly rich and 'earthy' tonality, with amazing viewing angles.

I really miss that monitor.

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#5659957 Posted on: 04/13/2019 09:50 PM

GTX 970 does support 2160p at 60 Hz on both DP and HDMI
I have MSI 970 Gaming 4G and 4K LG 27UD68. Works at 60 Hz on both DP and HDMI. Currently working on HDMI, as DP started glitching on boot sometimes. But that's not 4K related. That seem to be compatibility issue with DP 1.2 monitors which Nvidia tried to fix with BIOS but unsuccessfully. Just had to add 4K60 mode manually in Nvidia control panel. But if your DP works fine 4K60 will works automatically.

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#5660071 Posted on: 04/14/2019 12:48 PM

I understand what You Say but i need 2560*1440 at 144hz . And as for 4k goes .... I was refering at mentaining playable fps. This îs why I will stop ar 2560 .... + A lot of time will pass untill we have 4k at 144hz and cards to handle them

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#5660129 Posted on: 04/14/2019 06:26 PM

Whenever i see '60Hz' in the description i just switch right off

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#5660140 Posted on: 04/14/2019 07:12 PM

Whenever i see '60Hz' in the description i just switch right off

So...you never watch movies then, because they are only 24 frames per second...shame, you are missing out.

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#5660202 Posted on: 04/15/2019 07:34 AM

So...you never watch movies then, because they are only 24 frames per second...shame, you are missing out.

Oh c'mon, you know what he means..as most here are gamers.
Lots of porn btw is already 60fps, Hollywood should make it a standard too.

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#5660253 Posted on: 04/15/2019 11:07 AM

For games it's much better to have 2160p60 than 1440p144. Not even talking about highly pixelated 1080p.

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#5660266 Posted on: 04/15/2019 12:08 PM

So...you never watch movies then, because they are only 24 frames per second...shame, you are missing out.

I do but i like a monitor that is fit for both tasks - gaming and movies. A 144hz monitor can temporarily drop itself down a few gears to 24fps for movies but a 60Hz monitor will never reach 144hz or even 120hz while gaming. It's stuck at 60Hz no matter what. Unless you wanna destroy it with some custom overclock, but even then you'd probably only reach 75hz.

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#5660275 Posted on: 04/15/2019 01:42 PM

monitor is like CPU. They should last for awhile. 60hz no thanks.

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#5660286 Posted on: 04/15/2019 03:02 PM

Looks like they proved me wrong !

AOC reveals their 200Hz 3440x1440 G-Sync HDR AG353UCG Gaming Monitor

But what card will you need

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