For many gaming 4K 144Hz monitors looking for high play expectation, one of the technical supporters of NVIDIA confirmed that this month must be listed, it can be said that no longer a bounced.
The only products currently announced with prices and parameters are the ASUS PG27UQ (GBP 1,9999) and the Acer X27, using exactly the same 4K 144Hz panel from AUO, supporting NVIDIA's G-Sync HDR.
There are two points in NVIDIA G-Sync HDR, one is tearing the picture, the other is to ensure that the peak brightness under high dynamic range reaches 1000 nits, and finally Asus and Acer are all realized with 384-zone direct type backlight.
Color gamut, 100% sRGB, 99% Adobe RGB color gamut, 96% DCI-P3. Interface provides 2 DP1.4 and 1 HDMI 2.0, of course, 4K 144Hz full must be DP1.4.
In addition, Guru3D stated that the AOC (AOC) has also prepared the same 27-inch 4K 144Hz display called AG273UG, which may be launched later.
As for NVIDIA's BFGD 65-inch 4K monitor, it will have to wait until the end of the year.
