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Edmond wrote:
All i can say with some certainty is that the freesync version will cost 200$ less than the gsync one.

Unless nvidia manages to use the gsync module to combine variable refresh and lightboost, i dont really see it surviving past 2015.

See, GSync works on DisplayPort 1.2, whereas FreeSync wont, so I think all the 600 and 700 series guys are going to be on GSync for awhile.

As for the monitor cost, the Dell 34" IPS 21:9 is about $1,400 and thats with 60hz and no gsync. (But it is an IPS.)

Blurless wrote:BenQ should rebrand this screen with 60 to 144Hz single strobe, I'd most likely buy it right away. I don't see myself ever buying another screen that doesn't do that.

Please elaborate. I do not understand single strobe vs multiple strobe.

really hope this gets ULMB too, just like that other 16:9 144hz acer IPS which is first with ULMB

while not usable at the same time as gsync, having this feature on a huge 21:9 144hz IPS... well, that would certainly be something to play around with for older games

bwana wrote:

Blurless wrote:BenQ should rebrand this screen with 60 to 144Hz single strobe, I'd most likely buy it right away. I don't see myself ever buying another screen that doesn't do that.

Please elaborate. I do not understand single strobe vs multiple strobe.

I don't think I really understand it either . But I know you do not want double strobe because it doesn't really solve motion blur, it's rather pointless.

Edmond wrote:really hope this gets ULMB too, just like that other 16:9 144hz acer IPS which is first with ULMB

while not usable at the same time as gsync, having this feature on a huge 21:9 144hz IPS... well, that would certainly be something to play around with for older games

Wait, this is a 34" IPS? I thought it was just a TN.

PoWn3d_0704 wrote:

Edmond wrote:really hope this gets ULMB too, just like that other 16:9 144hz acer IPS which is first with ULMB

while not usable at the same time as gsync, having this feature on a huge 21:9 144hz IPS... well, that would certainly be something to play around with for older games

Wait, this is a 34" IPS? I thought it was just a TN.

Its the new IPS variant... AHVA or whatever. That new one which is capable of proper 144hz. And apparently also capable of strobing, according to one of newly anounced 16:9s from acer. Thats why i really hope this widescreen gets ULMB too... then you really cant ask for anything better before OLED is dirt cheap, imo.
And the VA in AHVA is not "vertical alignment", so its not VA either.

Edmond wrote:

PoWn3d_0704 wrote:

Edmond wrote:really hope this gets ULMB too, just like that other 16:9 144hz acer IPS which is first with ULMB

while not usable at the same time as gsync, having this feature on a huge 21:9 144hz IPS... well, that would certainly be something to play around with for older games

Wait, this is a 34" IPS? I thought it was just a TN.

Its the new IPS variant... AHVA or whatever. That new one which is capable of proper 144hz. And apparently also capable of strobing, according to one of newly anounced 16:9s from acer. Thats why i really hope this widescreen gets ULMB too... then you really cant ask for anything better before OLED is dirt cheap, imo.
And the VA in AHVA is not "vertical alignment", so its not VA either.

Do you have the source for this?

sharknice wrote: Do you have the source for this?

No i have no official source that specifies the panel type for this monitor.
But how much money do you want to bet im right?

http://techreport.com/news/27708/report ... ith-g-sync

well from whom did tftcentral get the news from? i'd imagine that if it were ips they would have heard and reported it

Really hard for me to believe they would put TN on this.

But ok, ill agree that there is a small chance as its not said to be IPS.

But most importantly ill do the hardest thing of all - ill just say that i dont know. And neither does anyone else... it might as well be OLED.