Acer Predator X35 35 inch Ultra-Wide Quad HD Curved Gaming Monitor, Black/Blue (VA Panel, G-Sync, 180 Hz (200 Hz OC), 2ms, HDR 1000, Quantum Dot, DP, HDMI, USB Hub, Height Adjustable)

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You could see by eye that the white block was exceptionally bright, with a greyish black area directly surrounding it. Colours certainly didn’t have the intense extra saturation you’d observe on the ASUS PG27UQ or Acer X27, for example. We explore this setting whilst viewing a range of content (including darker content) elsewhere in the review. You needn’t worry about text fringing from non-standard subpixel layouts as a Mac user, whilst Windows users don’t need to run through the ClearType wizard.

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Its true color reproduction, however, was a bit lacking for any content creators who might be considering this display as a dual-purpose option. This effectively increases the contrast ratio to ~7,500:1 for SDR content and to over 100,000:1 for HDR content. Design-wise, nearly every aspect of the 3,440-by-1,440-pixel Predator X35 mirrors its predecessor, the Acer Predator X34, down to the stand (which is perfect for gamers like myself who prefer odd-angled keyboard placement), the form factor (1800R curved ultrawide), and the design accents on the back.You may still wish to run through the ClearType wizard and adjust according to preferences, however. Apart from the monitor, the first thing that you are getting is an instruction guide that is incredibly detailed when it comes to explaining the different installation and mounting options, as well as the many functions of the Predator X35. I will confirm the concern that Late_Apex stated regarding that there are existing issues with this particular panel.

Acer Predator X35 35 inch Ultra-Wide Quad HD Curved Gaming

The colorimeter offset we use isn’t as forgiving as some methodologies which record the black point right in the corner of the screen. Given that this monitor came out midway through the year, the lateness of this particular review, and the known issues, I take issue with this rating. Minor patchiness in places, but no clear striations or obvious splotches of significantly different shade brightness.There is absolutely no substitute for HDR1000 combined with 120Hz (and higher) refresh rate, G-Sync, and 10-bit color. A ‘halo’ effect, explored in more detail later on, due to some dimming zones sharing black and white content. The stand has a penguin-foot design with a looping central region (the two ‘feet’ don’t join directly). Not to mention, there are more than 512 dimming settings, as well as an RGB light-sense mode in case you want to create a more attractive environment. Posune vás na zcela novou úroveň, která vás vtáhne, obestře vaše zorné pole a odmítne se vás pustit.