Samsung has plans to release a 100Hz HDR 3440x1440 FreeSync Display

Is this the perfect FreeSync display?

Published: 26th August 2016 | Source: TFT Central | Author: Mark Campbell

Samsung has showcased a 3440x1440 100Hz HDR ready curved FreeSync display that will be available to purchase later this year.

This monitor is easily one of the highest end monitors that we have ever seen, using DisplayPort 1.3 and Quantum Dot technology in order to deliver a display that offers full HDR support and a refresh rate of 100Hz at a resolution of 3440x1440.

Samsung claims that this monitor has 125% sRGB colour gamut support, using a high-quality VA panel with a 4ms response time.

This monitor currently has the model name CF791 and comes with a 1800R curve and has built in 7W speakers

Samsung showcase a 3440x1440 100Hz HDR FreeSync display

This monitor will come with a nice white rear, which has a cover for the rear input connections to aid with cable management. This monitor will support both DisplayPort and HDMI inputs, both of which have support for AMD FreeSync/ VESA Adaptive Sync technology at 100Hz, though a minimum FreeSync refresh rate has not been specified.

This is likely to be the first of many HDR compatible high-resolution displays to hit the market later this year, starting the HDR monitor revolution.

At this time Samsung has not given this monitor a final release date or retail price.

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Most Recent Comments

26-08-2016, 05:03:37

tolagarf

Exactly what is the difference between a HDR and non-HDR 1440p display? I know what it means, but until now HDR was just something the graphics card too care of and didn't require monitor support.

Also... No VESA mount confirmed = sux