NZXT Release Canvas QHD Monitors Designed for Gamer's Needs

[konga]

What i need is a 27 Inch 1440p OLED.

Maybe 50 years from now?

LG is making one with their W-RGB OLED technology. From TFTCentral: https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/lg-display-latest-panel-development-plans-june-2022

We understand that LG.Display are planning a 27″ sized OLED panel for monitor use which would offer a 2560 x 1440 resolution combined with a 240Hz refresh rate! It would be flat format and support HDR400 True Black certification too thanks to its OLED technology.

Note that "HDR400 True Black" is a very different certification from regular HDR400. It's the same certification that the QD-OLED monitor has. (so, it should be good)

I would prefer a 4K one, but 27" 1440p has close to the same pixel density as 42" 4K, which they're already doing with the C2. So perhaps it is too difficult to achieve a higher level of pixel density for now with WRGB and they're sticking with around 100 - 110.

 

[Minus Infinity]

So sick of just hearing about garbage gaming monitors. Loser companies that thinks the world revolves around gamers.

 

[TheLostSwede]

So sick of just hearing about garbage gaming monitors. Loser companies that thinks the world revolves around gamers.

NZXT is technically a company built around catering to gamers, so maybe the wrong company to bash.

 

[TheDeeGee]

LG is making one with their W-RGB OLED technology. From TFTCentral: https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/lg-display-latest-panel-development-plans-june-2022


Note that "HDR400 True Black" is a very different certification from regular HDR400. It's the same certification that the QD-OLED monitor has. (so, it should be good)

I would prefer a 4K one, but 27" 1440p has close to the same pixel density as 42" 4K, which they're already doing with the C2. So perhaps it is too difficult to achieve a higher level of pixel density for now with WRGB and they're sticking with around 100 - 110.

That's good to know, but may be taking too long.

I will probably go IPS for one last time, and upgrade my EIZO CX240 with the EIZO CS2731.

It's the only brand i trust with the image quality really, i been using EIZO for 15 years now.