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The ASUS VG34VQL1B Ultrawide Gaming Monitor Set to Compete

Posted Nov 29, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync Monitors

ASUS is not to be outdone in the UltraWide and curved category with the new VG34QCL1B. This 34-inch WQHD monitor at 3440×1440 has a similar 165Hz refresh rate, as other monitors in the sphere competing against it, and has a...

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LG OLED Named Official Television of the Xbox Series X

Posted Nov 28, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: Consoles OLED TV

This exclusive marketing partnership, as announced on the LG Newsroom, is effective across Europe, Africa, Middle East and Asia-Pacific and is meant to highlight the “phenomenal gaming experience of the widely-anticipated Xbox Series X console and the LG OLED TV.”...

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Samsung’s C34G55T Appears Online as New Monitor in the Odyssey G5 Lineup

Posted Nov 27, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync Monitors

Samsung seem set to expand its ground-breaking Odyssey G5 lineup by adding the new Samsung C34G55T to the lineup. According to a report on DisplaySpecifications, the new G5 is something that has been known of, but never really known about....

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Dell Announces AW2521H – 360Hz Monitor with NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer

Posted Nov 26, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: G-SYNC Monitors

It’s been a while coming, but Dell has finally launched the Alienware AW2521H. Dell’s new monitor capable of reaching 360Hz was something that was mentioned earlier in the year, and had very little in terms of information on it, purely...

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Oculus Pushes out 90Hz Update for Quest 2

Posted Nov 24, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: Virtual Reality

In the first of major updates for the virtual reality system, Oculus has released v23 of the software update which includes support for 90Hz gaming on the Oculus Quest 2. The new update pushes the native refresh rate from 75Hz...

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Lenovo Launches Two New IPS Gaming Monitors

Posted Nov 23, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync Monitors

Lenovo has launched two new 27-inch gaming monitors with IS panels in the Lenovo G27q-20 and the Lenovo G27-20. Both monitors will ship with AMD FreeSync Premium and will be expected to release in January 2021. The G27q-20 runs at...

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Gigabyte Releases AORUS FI27Q-X, a 240Hz Version of the FI27Q-P

Posted Nov 20, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync G-SYNC Monitors

If you were a fan of Gigabyte’s previous AORUS FI27Q-P, a monitor that Blur Busted mentioned before, then there’s a good chance the FI27Q-X will be right up your alley! The official site shows the Gigabyte AORUS FI27Q-X has all...

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ViewSonic Launches List of New Higher Refresh Rate Monitors Including Elite XG320U

Posted Nov 19, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync Monitors

ViewSonic has launched three new monitors that have increased refresh rates, although perhaps not near the 200Hz range, these three monitors seem to have more usage within video editing and colour-controlled applications. The VP2468a, the VP2768a, and the VP3481a are...

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DecaGear PC VR Could Completely Change the Game With These Specs

Posted Nov 7, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: Virtual Reality

Singapore-based company, Deca, from Megadodo Simulation Games, has released the DecaGear, a virtual reality standalone with PC connectivity, face, and hip-tracking. The company behind the device is supposedly looking at a $450 price point with a release date for May...

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Vizio Enables AMD FreeSync on M and P Series TVs

Posted Oct 31, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: FreeSync TV

Vizio, the American-based television brand has today announced that it will be implementing AMD FreeSync on it’s M-Series Quantum, P-Series Quantum, and P-Series Quantum X TVs, giving people artifact-free gaming in the wake of the upcoming next-gen consoles. According to...

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AMD Radeon RX6000 Launch – Trading Blows with NVIDIA

Posted Oct 30, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: AMD GPUs

After a brief introduction video showing off some of the more popular games coming up, president and CEO, Dr. Lisa Su took the stage to discuss AMD’s next steps with gaming. Big Navi and the RDNA 2 architecture are the...

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Stanford and Samsung Repurposes Solar Tech to Create OLED Display Architecture up to 10,000ppi

Posted Oct 26, 2020 by GrIdL0cK in: OLED Virtual Reality

Researchers at Stanford University, in collaboration with Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), have created a new architecture for OLED displays. This expands upon the designs for electrodes in ultra-thin solar panels, and repurposes them for OLED technology. This could...

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