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Razer starts selling striking Raptor 27" monitor
It's something to look at alright, and I don't mean the actual display panel. In the US the Raptor is selling, a 27-inch screen with an IPS panel and 144 Hz refresh rate at 2560x1440.
The Razer Raptor does just that, featuring an IPS display supporting HDR400 with an insanely wide DCI-P3 color gamut, which is quickly becoming the new film industry standard and surpasses the sRGB standard. With a blistering 144Hz refresh rate, The Razer Raptor can display more than double the frames than the industry standard while the Ultra Low Motion Blur technology further enhances the sharpness of each individual frame. This produces an incredible image with stunning clarity and life-like fluid motion, so no matter how hectic the action gets, you can react faster with more precision, the Razer Raptor 27 supports both AMD Freesync and NVIDIA G-sync Compatible standards. Play games without stuttter and eliminate input lag completely.
- 27" Non-Glare WQHD IPS Display
- Fast 144Hz Refresh Rate and wide color gamut with HDR support
- Ultra thin bezels at 2.3mm
- Adaptive display via AMD FreeSync
- 90° tilt for easy setup and access to ports
- Built-in CNC cable management system
- USB-C power delivery to charge mobile devices
- Razer Chroma™ with 16.8 million colors for customization
The screen can now be pre-ordered for $ 699.99.
Crafted with a dual-rail design the Razer Raptor 27 glides seamlessly to the desired height that provides the best comfort for use. Wrapped in aluminum and fabric, the Razer Raptor 27 tilts up to 90º so all the ports can be revealed and accessed with ease.
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#5722837 Posted on: 10/22/2019 08:13 AM
Is that expensive? i still do not have a wide choice of 1440p 27inch, 144hz free sync monitors.
If it would be pivotable..
Is that expensive? i still do not have a wide choice of 1440p 27inch, 144hz free sync monitors.
If it would be pivotable..
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#5722838 Posted on: 10/22/2019 08:16 AM
That
That
Errr
gee
bee
adds $300 to the price for sure ^.^
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#5722845 Posted on: 10/22/2019 09:11 AM
Unless you need the colours, this is about 300% of the price I'd pay for this screen in gaming relation. Two friends of mine just this year bought 1440p, 144Hz, Freesync2 screens (Gsync ready) for ~250€...
Unless you need the colours, this is about 300% of the price I'd pay for this screen in gaming relation. Two friends of mine just this year bought 1440p, 144Hz, Freesync2 screens (Gsync ready) for ~250€...
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#5722854 Posted on: 10/22/2019 09:38 AM
And its probably 4ms gtg. Razer products remind me of some knockoff chinese brand you'd buy on alibaba but at double the price
And its probably 4ms gtg. Razer products remind me of some knockoff chinese brand you'd buy on alibaba but at double the price
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#5722856 Posted on: 10/22/2019 09:49 AM
Most likely not IPS
Unless you need the colours, this is about 300% of the price I'd pay for this screen in gaming relation. Two friends of mine just this year bought 1440p, 144Hz, Freesync2 screens (Gsync ready) for ~250€...
Most likely not IPS
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#5722857 Posted on: 10/22/2019 09:54 AM
While true, 90% of people wouldn't notice, or bother to buy IPS.
Hence my comment, unless you need something specific, you'd have more than enough options for way cheaper.
Also, I don't buy Razer products. So this monitor would be out of discussion for me personally anyway.
Most likely not IPS
While true, 90% of people wouldn't notice, or bother to buy IPS.
Hence my comment, unless you need something specific, you'd have more than enough options for way cheaper.
Also, I don't buy Razer products. So this monitor would be out of discussion for me personally anyway.
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#5722866 Posted on: 10/22/2019 10:20 AM
While true, 90% of people wouldn't notice, or bother to buy IPS.
Hence my comment, unless you need something specific, you'd have more than enough options for way cheaper.
Also, I don't buy Razer products. So this monitor would be out of discussion for me personally anyway.
IPS is overvalued.
Currently rolling a VA panel, and once tweaked well color-wise, IMO, it provides supreme picture thanks to deeper blacks.
Won't change my current screen up until Oled will be a proper thing.
While true, 90% of people wouldn't notice, or bother to buy IPS.
Hence my comment, unless you need something specific, you'd have more than enough options for way cheaper.
Also, I don't buy Razer products. So this monitor would be out of discussion for me personally anyway.
IPS is overvalued.
Currently rolling a VA panel, and once tweaked well color-wise, IMO, it provides supreme picture thanks to deeper blacks.
Won't change my current screen up until Oled will be a proper thing.
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#5722874 Posted on: 10/22/2019 11:01 AM
Where
are
the
Freesync 2
monitors
it's
almost
2020
damnit!!!
Where
are
the
Freesync 2
monitors
it's
almost
2020
damnit!!!
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#5722878 Posted on: 10/22/2019 11:34 AM
IPS is overvalued.
Currently rolling a VA panel, and once tweaked well color-wise, IMO, it provides supreme picture thanks to deeper blacks.
Won't change my current screen up until Oled will be a proper thing.
Bought VA myself back then, 2015, 144Hz, 1440p, Gsync, for more money though, but yeah... four years later, I'm not even remotely interested in this particular Razer monitor.
But with Oled... burn ins... not my thing.
IPS is overvalued.
Currently rolling a VA panel, and once tweaked well color-wise, IMO, it provides supreme picture thanks to deeper blacks.
Won't change my current screen up until Oled will be a proper thing.
Bought VA myself back then, 2015, 144Hz, 1440p, Gsync, for more money though, but yeah... four years later, I'm not even remotely interested in this particular Razer monitor.
But with Oled... burn ins... not my thing.
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#5722881 Posted on: 10/22/2019 11:37 AM
Price-wise they are insane but will get down eventually. Burn-in is a temporary problem, that I'm sure will be tackled with in the years to come.
But with Oled... burn ins... not my thing.
Price-wise they are insane but will get down eventually. Burn-in is a temporary problem, that I'm sure will be tackled with in the years to come.
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#5722883 Posted on: 10/22/2019 11:38 AM
I also bought VA panel and quite satisfied it. Who needs an IPS if your gaming on it?
I also bought VA panel and quite satisfied it. Who needs an IPS if your gaming on it?
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#5722884 Posted on: 10/22/2019 11:39 AM
Pick this instead
(~500€)
HDR-600, FreeSync 2 and also IPS 1440Hz.
-> https://www.samsung.com/levant/monitors/c27hg70/LC27HG70QQMXZN/
I like Ryzer (i have Keyb. from them) but not at this price point...
Pick this instead
(~500€)HDR-600, FreeSync 2 and also IPS 1440Hz.
-> https://www.samsung.com/levant/monitors/c27hg70/LC27HG70QQMXZN/
I like Ryzer (i have Keyb. from them) but not at this price point...
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#5722908 Posted on: 10/22/2019 12:44 PM
Pick this instead (~500€)
HDR-600, FreeSync 2 and also IPS 1440Hz.
-> https://www.samsung.com/levant/monitors/c27hg70/LC27HG70QQMXZN/
I like Ryzer (i have Keyb. from them) but not at this price point...
it's VA, not IPS
Pick this instead
(~500€)HDR-600, FreeSync 2 and also IPS 1440Hz.
-> https://www.samsung.com/levant/monitors/c27hg70/LC27HG70QQMXZN/
I like Ryzer (i have Keyb. from them) but not at this price point...
it's VA, not IPS
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#5722910 Posted on: 10/22/2019 12:54 PM
It has been tackled in the past.. With screen savers! Ah those glorious days of screen savers, maybe we will watch them again
Price-wise they are insane but will get down eventually. Burn-in is a temporary problem, that I'm sure will be tackled with in the years to come.
It has been tackled in the past.. With screen savers! Ah those glorious days of screen savers, maybe we will watch them again
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