News ViewSonic Targets Gamers With 150 Hz 32-Inch Elite XG320U 4K HDMI 2.1 Monitor

[Admin]

The ViewSonic Elite XG320U features a 4K IPS panel that measures 32 inches diagonally and supports refresh rates of up to 150 Hz.

ViewSonic Targets Gamers With 150 Hz 32-Inch Elite XG320U 4K HDMI 2.1 Monitor : Read more

 

[thepersonwithaface45]

Is this it? Finally a 4k monitor I can tell my dad to order for me? I had helped him move out of his old house and into his new one and he wanted to pay me, I told him he can just buy me a monitor when it comes out. IS THIS THE ONE? 32" 144hz 4k?? Is it??

 

[Kridian]

Is this it? Finally a 4k monitor I can tell my dad to order for me? I had helped him move out of his old house and into his new one and he wanted to pay me, I told him he can just buy me a monitor when it comes out. IS THIS THE ONE? 32" 144hz 4k?? Is it??

I mean, what's a THOUSAND DOLLARS anyway?

 

[thepersonwithaface45]

I mean, what's a THOUSAND DOLLARS anyway?

not much when you did a ton of painting and moving, or if you're in crypto!
Also, the only other ones available with these specs are the $4000 ASUS one and the Auroras ones I do believe

 

[hannibal]

Hmmm... HDR600... with 400nits display... I am not impressed...
It is like marketing red car as a blue car... they both are colors but still...

 

[thepersonwithaface45]

Hmmm... HDR600... with 400nits display... I am not impressed...
It is like marketing red car as a blue car... they both are colors but still...

I saw people mentioning HDR600, but I don't know what it looks like in person. Right now I run this: https://www.newegg.com/black-dell-s-series-27-inch-s2719dgf-27/p/N82E16824260623

So you think hold off for a better option huh? What HDR:Nits ratio would be good in your eyes?

 

[TheOtherOne]

Wanna hear a joke?

DisplayHDR600

 

[gijoe50000]

Hmmm... HDR600... with 400nits display... I am not impressed...
It is like marketing red car as a blue car... they both are colors but still...

The 400 nits is the general brightness not the maximum as stated in this article. I'd assume, like most HDR 600 monitors, it can go brighter for a while in places when necessary.
I'd take this article with a pinch of salt since ViewSonic on their website say 400 nits is the typical brightness, not the maximum. Which is par for the course for these types of HDR 600 monitors.

It's kind of like runner being able to run 25mph. They might be able to do it in bursts, but they wouldn't say it's their typical running speed. It might be something like:

Speed: (typ)15mph (max 25mph)

And similarly for monitors it's like:
Brightness: (typ) 400cd/m² (maximum 700cd/m²)