Important Information:
V015 Firwmare Link
Pressing the Hot Menu Button switches the monitor from the Standard Picture Mode (best)/color preset to the Game1 Preset which cranks the brightness to 90/100.
Make sure to use the correct (Full not Limited) Displayport & HDMI Dynamic Range setting, other wise the colors and contrast will be greatly reduced and the monitor will look dull.
AMD Catalyst Control Center Instructions:
Nvidia Control Panel Instructions:
+Official Product Page
+List of Free-Sync compatible AMD graphics cards
+3840x2160 with 4:4:4 (Displayport or HDMI RGB Range Full)
+4K via Displayport 1.2 or HDMI 2.0 (HDMI 1 input)
+Excellent preset color accuracy and 100% sRGB color space coverage
+Fast pixel response times with no overshoot ghosting
+30ms delay can be greatly reduced by enabling Free-Sync in the menu with Nvidia cards
+48-65hz Free-Sync Range (can be increased to 35-65hz)
+Excellent 1080p scaling
+Displays both HDMI limited and full signals from consoles correctly
+Very wide viewing angles
+Suffers from less glow than most AHVA/IPS/PLS (suitable for viewing from 2ft/60cm away)
+Enabled Free-Sync cuts lag from 30 to 15ms via Displayport.
-Shadow-border: around 2mm of all edges of the panel is lost to a semi-transparent black shadow-border
- 30ms delay vs BenQ BL3201PH 3ms (top screen Leo Bodnar measurement) with Free-Sync disabled
-30-ms delay can only be reduced when connected via Displayport to a PC
-Shadow Effect: uncovered back-light diffuser creates a shadow effect when the monitor is looked down upon
-YcbCr444 signal white and grey bleaching
-Very short stand which exacerbates the shadow effect
-Non-standard VESA mount size; mounting requires long screws (m6) to bypass the included stand attachment
? Free-Sync does not work with Nvdia graphics cards
? Google graphics card reviews and look at 4k benchmarks before buying
The Qnix UHD3216R uses an 8 bit +FRC AUO AHVA panel (M320QNA01.0) according to the specifications, but is marketed as IPS or IPS Type. The 32" 4k AHVA panels suffer from less glow than most AHVA/IPS/PLS panels used in monitors, have essentially grain free matte coatings, fast pixel response times and very wide viewing angles. The AMD Free-Sync range is not listed, but it is likely 30 or 40-60hz. It comes with a remote, appears to have a dark brushed matte grey black bezel and PiP+PBP functionality.
Photo of Front & Back:
Color Presets vs HP Spectre 32 & BenQ BL3201PH:
Brightness & Contrast Measurements:
Back-Light Bleed:
AHVA Glow:
Marketing Material with Specifications:
V015 Firwmare Link
Pressing the Hot Menu Button switches the monitor from the Standard Picture Mode (best)/color preset to the Game1 Preset which cranks the brightness to 90/100.
Make sure to use the correct (Full not Limited) Displayport & HDMI Dynamic Range setting, other wise the colors and contrast will be greatly reduced and the monitor will look dull.
AMD Catalyst Control Center Instructions:
Nvidia Control Panel Instructions:
+Official Product Page
+List of Free-Sync compatible AMD graphics cards
+3840x2160 with 4:4:4 (Displayport or HDMI RGB Range Full)
+4K via Displayport 1.2 or HDMI 2.0 (HDMI 1 input)
+Excellent preset color accuracy and 100% sRGB color space coverage
+Fast pixel response times with no overshoot ghosting
+30ms delay can be greatly reduced by enabling Free-Sync in the menu with Nvidia cards
+48-65hz Free-Sync Range (can be increased to 35-65hz)
+Excellent 1080p scaling
+Displays both HDMI limited and full signals from consoles correctly
+Very wide viewing angles
+Suffers from less glow than most AHVA/IPS/PLS (suitable for viewing from 2ft/60cm away)
+Enabled Free-Sync cuts lag from 30 to 15ms via Displayport.
-Shadow-border: around 2mm of all edges of the panel is lost to a semi-transparent black shadow-border
- 30ms delay vs BenQ BL3201PH 3ms (top screen Leo Bodnar measurement) with Free-Sync disabled
-30-ms delay can only be reduced when connected via Displayport to a PC
-Shadow Effect: uncovered back-light diffuser creates a shadow effect when the monitor is looked down upon
-YcbCr444 signal white and grey bleaching
-Very short stand which exacerbates the shadow effect
-Non-standard VESA mount size; mounting requires long screws (m6) to bypass the included stand attachment
? Free-Sync does not work with Nvdia graphics cards
? Google graphics card reviews and look at 4k benchmarks before buying
The Qnix UHD3216R uses an 8 bit +FRC AUO AHVA panel (M320QNA01.0) according to the specifications, but is marketed as IPS or IPS Type. The 32" 4k AHVA panels suffer from less glow than most AHVA/IPS/PLS panels used in monitors, have essentially grain free matte coatings, fast pixel response times and very wide viewing angles. The AMD Free-Sync range is not listed, but it is likely 30 or 40-60hz. It comes with a remote, appears to have a dark brushed matte grey black bezel and PiP+PBP functionality.
Photo of Front & Back:
Qnix UHD316R Front by Deepinthesky Teslastorm, on Flickr
Qnix UHD3216R Back by Deepinthesky Teslastorm, on Flickr
Qnix UHD3216R Back by Deepinthesky Teslastorm, on Flickr
Color Presets vs HP Spectre 32 & BenQ BL3201PH:
Brightness & Contrast Measurements:
Back-Light Bleed:
AHVA Glow:
Marketing Material with Specifications: