ViewSonic, here are the new gaming monitors with HDMI 2.1 and NVIDIA Reflex support
ViewSonic is one of several brands that announced monitors equipped with HDMI 2.1 at this year's CES, which allows displays to achieve an uncompressed 120Hz refresh rate with 4K content. This is a marked improvement over HDMI 2.0's 60Hz limitation. However, all the products presented are equipped with an IPS panel and no OLED is present, despite the company showing a prototype of a 55 "4K OLED monitor at CES 2020.
Precisely in this regard, during a Recent livestream, ViewSonic's Hendrick said:
We actually made a 55 ”OLED, but we decided not to market it because we thought modern TVs already support NVIDIA G nowadays -Sync and other useful technologies in the gaming sector, so it could have been a difficult product to sell. If you use an OLED as a monitor every day, you will have your desktop fixed for several hours in a row and this will always be a problem for OLEDs. You can use systems that make invisible moves between pixels, but eventually the burn-in problem will likely occur. I think OLEDs are really promising, but I believe the technology still needs to advance to make it safer for something that will be on your desk while staying on all day.
For more information on the products presented by ViewSonic at CES 2021, including opinions on the VA and TN panels and on the company's new 240Hz gaming projector, take a look at the video in the player above made by the American colleagues of sportsgaming.win. Unfortunately, at the moment the prices of these monitors have not been specified ..
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