Samsung Reveals their CRG9 5120×1440 Ultrawide FreeSync 2 HDR Display
Samsung Reveals their CRG9 5120×1440 Ultrawide FreeSync 2 HDR Display
On top of these impressive resolution and refresh rate specs is the display’s FreeSync 2 HDR certification, as well as Samsung’s use of Quantum Dot panel and “outstanding local dimming” to deliver 1,000 nits of peak brightness and an “exceptionally wide range” of colour reproduction. Â
Sadly, Samsung has not listed this display’s full specifications, though it appears as if the CRG9 aims to meet the DisplayHDR 1000 standard, with FreeSync 2 support ensuring Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) support as well as low-latency inputs, a must for PC gamers.Â
The screen itself is 49 inches in size, offering a 1,800mm screen curvature, making the screen ideal for both office use and by gamers (an ultra-wide 49-inch flat panel would not be comfortable to look at). Input-wise the screen offers two DisplayPort connections as well as a single HDMI port. USB 3.0 and headphone connectivity options are also available. Â
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At this time Samsung has not revealed the release date of pricing for their Ultra-wide CRG9 monitor. More information about Samsung’s 2019 range of PC displays is expected to be available during CES 2019.Â
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