Samsung Launches 240Hz G-Sync Compatible Curved CRG5 Gaming Monitor
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Exodite
While VA has its advantages, the high native contrast being the prime example, I'm getting pretty tired of seeing it in 240Hz displays. Even the best/most expensive VA displays seem unable to consistently deliver 144Hz without ghosting or smearing so I'm curious to why it keeps getting pushed even further. Certainly Samsung is invested in the technology but even so..
Fox2232
I like them, but there are certain use cases for different aspects ratios.
16:9 is mostly gaming, browsing resolution and movies usually have OK coverage.
21:9 is mostly movies and gaming. Browsing is not so great on them.
32:9 is too wide for most movies, games. But it is good for productivity if such screen is split via software to easily snap windows into places.
With this in mind, I may in time be compelled to buy 21:9 screen. Likely 2560x1080 @240Hz or with higher refresh rate. But that's not going to happen before HDR becomes common consumption material (Games, movies, ...).
And important criteria would be real gtg and resulting ghosting from motion. I would really loved to move from TN, but with high refresh rates...
Loobyluggs
Anyone here interested in 'curved' screens?
Just wondering, because if this manufacturer is producing curved screens (including TV) then, I'm guessing they have done their research and know there is a market for curved screens...yet, I cannot think of any reason why I would ever want a curved screen, for tv or pc.
I also get the feeling they have got a stockroom full of curved monitor frames and screens, and need to sell off this leftover stock.
Witcher29
beedoo
Loobyluggs
Huh, well, I knew they had done their research, it's just a personal thing, just...always thought it had no point to it, and was just a marketing gimmick of some kind...simulations and V.Large screens, I totally get that, in some sort of a cockpit training vehicle, sure, but...just not for home use.
Not criticising anyone's personal choices, just...not for me?
Dribble
Richard Nutman
stickem
Why why why 27inch 1080p.......CAN THEY FOR THE LOVE OF ALL THAT IS GOOD RELEASE A 1440p 27inch 240hz........I don't even care if its TN panel.....just give me 1440p 240hz!!!!
MegaFalloutFan
MegaFalloutFan
stickem
Most competitive players don't play with Ultra and High settings enabled which reduce frame rates considerably. I consider myself competitive and I play a lot of CSGO, APEX, and PUBG on my current 165hz 27" 1440p monitor and with my current rig and graphic settings I use in game I can drive 200fps+ easily with my RTX 2080. You are also thinking in the "now", new CPU's and graphic cards will be released over the next couple years that will allow 1440p 200fps+ with all the eye candy turned on easily.
NCC1701D
ttnuagmada
ttnuagmada
Abc666
Witcher29
stickem
Reardan
Fox2232