Viewsonic XG320U 4K 144hz HDMI 2.1
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Easy: It's coming annoyingly late and delayed.
Been waiting for 100+ Hz 4K monitor for some years and that was the first consumer level 32" model with data found in last fall.
Originally it was expected to come out in Q1 after CES.
Now maybe in Q3.
Asus PG32UQ is another monitor using same AU Optronics AdobeRGB gamut panel, which is wider than in Nano-IPS LGs.
Though propably with RGB junk all around it...
Been waiting for 100+ Hz 4K monitor for some years and that was the first consumer level 32" model with data found in last fall.
Originally it was expected to come out in Q1 after CES.
Now maybe in Q3.
Asus PG32UQ is another monitor using same AU Optronics AdobeRGB gamut panel, which is wider than in Nano-IPS LGs.
Though propably with RGB junk all around it...
I`ve also been waiting for this monitor for the same reasons plus it has HDR600. As EsaT say it was supposed to be out in Q1 but there still isn`t anything to say it will be Q3, realistically it will be Q4 I think.
Gigabyte announced a couple of monitors the other week, the 32" FI32U monitor ticks the refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 boxes but only has HDR400, the FV43U has HDR 1000 but at 43" is too big for me so I`ll have to wait patiently for this Viewsonic
Gigabyte announced a couple of monitors the other week, the 32" FI32U monitor ticks the refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 boxes but only has HDR400, the FV43U has HDR 1000 but at 43" is too big for me so I`ll have to wait patiently for this Viewsonic
Viewsonic announced XG320U yesterday and also its user guide pages are up.
So it should be one step closer to availability.
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/6bb2647
https://manuals.viewsonic.com/XG320U_Introduction
Looks like power supply is also internal, meaning by opening monitor it should be possible to re-cap it, unlike in case of disposable bricks.
(from likely Chinese OEMs with little guarantee for no cost cutting)
So it should be one step closer to availability.
https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/news/6bb2647
https://manuals.viewsonic.com/XG320U_Introduction
Looks like power supply is also internal, meaning by opening monitor it should be possible to re-cap it, unlike in case of disposable bricks.
(from likely Chinese OEMs with little guarantee for no cost cutting)