- 35-inch diagonal Ultra WQHD 21:9 display with adjustable-height stand
-100Hz refresh rate: Enjoy smooth gameplay with a 100Hz refresh rate that gives you clear details and minimal interruption.
- NVIDIA G-SYNC: This technology synchronizes GPU and display refresh rates for sharp, stutter-free gameplay.
- 4ms response time with overdrive: Eliminates motion blur for crisp, fluid gameplay no matter what's happening on-screen.
- Ultra WQHD high resolution display: Be surrounded by 5 million pixels of captivating definition, for completely immersive entertainment.
- 1,800R curved display: A deeper curve delivers an incredibly realistic experience and more expansive field of view.
- Micro-edge design: With virtually no bezel encircling the display, an ultra-wide viewing experience provides for seamless multi-monitor set-ups.
- 2,500:1 contrast ratio: Enjoy truer blacks that add more depth to shadows and dimly lit scenes.
I pre-ordered mine on Amazon and it initially had a release date of Feb 1st, but now says "Delivery estimate: We need a little more time to provide you with a good estimate. We'll notify you via e-mail as soon as we have an estimated delivery date."
I'll be coming off of a surround setup(3X Samsung PX2370) that I've had since I was running a tri-fire 5870 setup back in the day. It's kind of crazy that I'm ditching this monitor setup right when I have the horsepower to finally run them properly (1080 SLI). Hell, my OG Titans struggled with this resolution.
I really like the look of of this monitor though! IMO, one of the most aesthetic looking monitors on the market. I was going to pull the trigger on the Predator or Asus monitors, but I really did not want to deal with the light bleed issues. Looking forward to GSYNC as well!
whats the point to buy this monitor when you have the new AOC G-sync 35" for 900$
Also it's not clear this panel is 100Hz native because on the official sheet it's write 60Hz
Best right now? Without a single hands on review? Ok....
There is a good chance this VA panel may have the same issues the Z35 have. If that is the case, the X34 and pg348q will still hold that #1 spot. As bad as the IPS panels are with QC and glow/blb... I would rather take that over a VA panel with ghosting, smearing, etc. Not to mention it's starting to come to light that the 100Hz isn't native like everyone is thinking. It still needs an OC to achieve.
Best right now? Without a single hands on review? Ok....
There is a good chance this VA panel may have the same issues the Z35 have. If that is the case, the X34 and pg348q will still hold that #1 spot. As bad as the IPS panels are with QC and glow/blb... I would rather take that over a VA panel with ghosting, smearing, etc. Not to mention it's starting to come to light that the 100Hz isn't native like everyone is thinking. It still needs an OC to achieve.
I said "SPEC WISE". Hold your horses, I always wait for reviews for everything. But "SPEC WISE" it has everything you'd want UW to have and has much better design imo than PG and X34. It actually looks like nice pice of hardware, and not like toy.
And again, as I said, I am interested if nothing better comes out. I hope we can see some better UWs announced in next month, two.
Yeah, unless the AOC is totally crappy piece of plastic, I do not really see how HP hopes to get away with it..
I guess that prices will align (on the low side) pretty fast after launch..
I have to wonder why is the contrast still so low on these new VA panels? Recent Samsung TVs hit almost 7000:1. Samsung TVs from 2-3 years ago hit 3500-4000:1
Most likely because monitors don't use Local Dimming.
It's debatable whether local dimming is actually worth it, though. Most people probably don't care about the unnatural halo effect it brings, but I do...
Perhaps HP just overclocks it themselves before boxing? Still native 60Hz panel, but HP sets the OC to 100Hz before shipping so its 100Hz out of the box for customer.
Perhaps HP just overclocks it themselves before boxing? Still native 60Hz panel, but HP sets the OC to 100Hz before shipping so its 100Hz out of the box for customer.
Theres a few hands on floating around. Its a 100hz native and only 60hz if using onr of the connections thats limiting.
What i like is the look, the immersive lighting (with different colors) one of the thinnest bezels and includes gsync as an ultrawide. So far this is my favorite ultra wide, but im still looking at them and dont have a budget for my setup
If this turns out to be a quality VA panel with no smearing, ghosting, smudge, etc... I will sell my x34 that same day to help pay for this. The slight loss of color detail compared to IPS would be worth it, IMO.
Just waiting on the good word of tftcentral and others.
I've heard that this may contain Quantum dot, is this true? This is the monitor I'm actually leaning towards currently.... but I've heard HDR is right around the corner and I'm afraid I'll invest into a $1300 monitor to just see that it's blown away 3 months later. I know you can never keep up with technology, but there usually is some sort of time frame, especially in the monitor industry where things aren't exactly "bleeding edge" for a while.
Like 2560x1440 to 4K or how Ultrawide became super popular. I'd just hate to see these 144hz Gsync 4K + HDR and stuff on the market, while being curved mind you for the same price I paid for a lesser model Omen X.
but I've heard HDR is right around the corner and I'm afraid I'll invest into a $1300 monitor to just see that it's blown away 3 months later. I know you can never keep up with technology, but there usually is some sort of time frame, especially in the monitor industry where things aren't exactly "bleeding edge" for a while.
Like 2560x1440 to 4K or how Ultrawide became super popular. I'd just hate to see these 144hz Gsync 4K + HDR and stuff on the market, while being curved mind you for the same price I paid for a lesser model Omen X.
and you honestly believe that the same companies that sell crappy LCDs with abysmal QC for 1300$ will sell you a 144hz Gsync 4K HDR screen for less than 2500-3000 $?
Quantum dots are not a proprietary tech exclusive to Samsung panels.
The Omen 35 will not have QD but the for example G-Sync HDR displays will use AUO panels in combination with QD.
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