Энэхүү 27 инчийн QD-OLED дэлгэц нь 240 Hz давтамж болон 1440p нягтаршил зэрэг өндөр үзүүлэлтүүдийг хямд зардлаар санал болгож байна.
ASRock брэндийн Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA загварын монитор Newegg цахим худалдааны сайтад 299.33 ам.долларын үнээр зарагдаж байгаа нь зах зээл дээрх OLED технологи бүхий дэлгэцүүдийн үнэ буурч байгааг харуулж байна. Тус монитор нь 2560 x 1440 нягтаршилтай, 27 инчийн QD-OLED хавтангаар тоноглогдсон бөгөөд 240 Hz давтамж, 0.03 мс хариу үйлдэл үзүүлэх хурдтай.
Техникийн хувьд уг төхөөрөмж нь AMD FreeSync Premium технологийг дэмждэг тул график карт болон дэлгэцийн фрэймийн давтамжийг хооронд нь уялдуулах боломжтой. Samsung компанийн QD-OLED хавтанг ашигласнаар хар өнгийн гүн болон дүрсний өнгөний ялгарлыг өндөр түвшинд хүргэжээ. Гэсэн хэдий ч 200 нит бүхий SDR тодлог нь энэхүү дэлгэцийг хуучин үеийн хавтан ашигласан болохыг илтгэж байна.
RGB Stripe дэд пикселийн бүтэц байхгүйгээс шалтгаалан текст харагдах байдалд бага зэргийн гажилт үүсэж болзошгүй ч энэ нь тоглоомын дүрслэлд сөрөг нөлөө багатай юм. Монитор нь USB төвгүй боловч хоёр ширхэг HDMI 2.1 болон нэг DisplayPort 1.4 оролттой бөгөөд дагалдах хэрэгсэлд эдгээр стандартыг дэмжих кабель багтсан болно.
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Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA: was $465 now $299.33
Take a second to look at the specs on offer here, then back to the price, then back to the specs again. That speaks for itself, and we’ve had a good run with Phantom Gaming monitors over the years. Affordable and effective.
Key specs: 27-inch | QD-OLED | 240 Hz | 0.03 ms | FreeSync Premium | 1440pView Deal
There are a few things I look for in a gaming monitor nowadays: OLED panel, high refresh rate, low response time, and some type of variable refresh rate technology. Lo and behold, this ASRock Phantom Gaming monitor has the lot, and for a very good price.
While most PC components keep getting pricier, gaming monitors, especially OLEDs, are only getting more affordable. This is a prime example of that trend: the Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA is just $299 at Newegg.
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It features a resolution of 2560 x 1440, within a 27-inch frame. That’s 108 pixels per inch, for anyone counting, and provides a clear and crisp image overall compared to larger monitors.
A 1440p resolution is within reach for most modern midrange or better graphics cards; however, you will need a powerful GPU to reach the lofty refresh rate offered by this panel. That’s 240 Hz. Though the inclusion of a variable refresh rate technology in AMD’s FreeSync Premium helps there, matching the monitor’s refresh rate to when the GPU is ready to fling another frame over.
This monitor is using a QD-OLED panel from Samsung, and as we’ve seen in our own testing, this panel technology delivers infinitely deep blacks and stunning vibrancy for gaming. With a typical SDR brightness of just 200 nits, this is sure to be an older generation panel compared to the latest and greatest found in MSI’s MPG 322UR X24. We’ve seen Alienware taking a similar approach with its affordable AW2726DM: older panel, lower price.
The ASRock gaming monitor won’t have the RGB Stripe subpixel layout we’ve come to enjoy on the latest panels, either. That means you can expect some level of text fringing across the panel. Generally, this has minimal impact on gaming, which remains just as glorious even on older QD-OLED tech.
With an option for black and white, and a surprisingly dextrous stand for the money, there’s a whole lot of monitor here for the money. You don’t get a USB hub, but you do get 2x HDMI 2.1 and 1x DisplayPort 1.4 ports. It also should come with a couple of cables rated to meet those specs in the box, which makes life a little easier.
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