#4680122

vazup

2013-10-21 20:20

Well I hope they will also offer 2560x1080 and 1080p monitors my eyes are getting really tired when watching on a high ppi monitor in evening/night (text too small for a lot of things)

#4680125

Xendance

2013-10-21 20:21

Howabout older CRT's? lol 😀

The tech requires LCD displays, since the pixels on those are always on.

#4680176

MM10X

2013-10-21 21:23

YAY now we get the peak of TN panel technology... Now make a 1440p 240hz monitor with gsync.

Some Korean monitors can get to 1440p 144Hz if you tighten up the timings and get a good cable / GPU DVI port. However, side effects crop up quickly above ~120Hz.

Never heard of one that can be pushed past 134hz. My overlord can do 120hz stable tightened up timing profile.

Need one hell of a GFX setup to be pushing 120 FPS on 1440p.

Doesn't matter, even 60fps on 120hz cuts noticable tearing in half due to faster frame time.

#4680258

Davy1shoe

2013-10-21 22:53

Will be buying the first 30 inch screen that comes with this tech. was going to buy a 4k screen but save money and buy one of these new screens.

#4680394

eclap

2013-10-22 01:54

Are all of these gsync screen going to be tn panels? if so I'm so out it's not even funny

#4680412

k1net1cs

2013-10-22 02:26

Are all of these gsync screen going to be tn panels? if so I'm so out it's not even funny

Maybe for the first few months. If the GSync thing really flies off, I'm pretty sure IPS ones will come out. Vendors just don't want to invest too much at first by going straight to incorporating GSync into both their TN and IPS line.

#4680508

tsunami231

2013-10-22 07:36

Like my Asus VS248h i payed about 210$ for when I got it, but I not pay 399$ for monitor I will buy new monitor with this g-sync once that about same price I payed for my current monitor that have no problems with