ViewSonic 32" XG3220 4K Ultra HDR Gaming Monitor

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See every detail in stunning clarity with the ViewSonic XG3220 4K ultra HDR gaming monitor. Boasting a quick 5-millisecond response time, the 32-inch display is ready to take on any title you throw at it Read More

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Jul 26, 2018

In what way is this a "gaming" monitor? No Gsync/Freesync, 4K so most current graphics cards won't be able to smoothly run demanding titles at native res, and only a 60Hz refresh rate even if you wanted to dial the resolution down.

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bouncyx2

Jul 26, 2018

CAustinWell to be fair it does state that it has AMD Freesync

AddictedGamerSP

Jul 26, 2018

How can it be HDR, when it can only do 300 cd/m2??? Display HDR 400 (which is the minimum) requires at least 400 cd/m2... See: https://displayhdr.org/performance-criteria/

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gvxk

Jul 30, 2018

AddictedGamerSPMost "HDR" pc monitors just have the ability to accept an HDR signal... though this one also has the increased color space.

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AddictedGamerSP

Jul 31, 2018

gvxkNot the point (and not true, Philips makes a wonderful HDR monitor - see: https://www.philips.com.au/c-p/436M6VBPAB_75/momentum-4k-hdr-display-with-ambiglow). Which you can buy right now (not to mention, Asus, and Acer, and others).
HDR doesn't just mean better than sRGB color-gamut and poorly mapped color-space conversion. It means it can actually _display_ the colors and at the brightness levels specified in the standard (minimum 93% DCI-P3). It'd be like saying it has a DVI port, and then comes with a crappy plug-in adapter that you hang off the HDMI port of the monitor. It's misleading at best, and false advertising at the worst.
This is why things like VESA and other standards bodies exist, to keep the manufacturers honest.

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