ViewSonic Corporation, the worldâs leading supplier of visual display products, has unveiled the ViewSonic ELITE XG550, XG270QC and XG270 gaming monitors and the ELITE Ally at Pepcom 2020 in Las Vegas, Nevada. The companyâs complete line of ELITE series projectors with wide and curved screens will change the design and aesthetics of modern gaming installations.
XG270
ELITE XG270: The new G-SYNC capable monitors, certified by Blur Busters with PureXP Strobe technology
The XG270 ultra-fast 240Hz monitor, officially certified as compatible with NVIDIAÂŽ G-SYNCÂŽ technology, gives gamers a superior gaming experience. All displays compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology are certified by NVIDIA and offer gamers a smooth game with refresh rates of up to 240Hz without lags and tearing. Special PureXP strobe backlight technology in ELITE monitors was developed by ViewSonicâs ELITE division in cooperation with Blur Busters.
It optimizes Moving Picture Response Time MPRT , achieving an MPRT of just 0.6 milliseconds. This eliminates strobe light crosstalk without affecting color quality and ensures high image clarity. The XG270 is the worldâs first Blur Buster-certified monitor with low grayscale transition time GtG and fast MPRT.
âWe wanted to provide the best image brightness while reducing motion blur, so it was very important to find the right partner to optimize PureXP technology,â said Alexander Frolov, product manager of ViewSonic CIS representative office. â With the help of Mark Rejhon at Blur Busters, we were able to deliver the best possible image quality and clarity by eliminating motion blur.â.
ELITE XG550
ELITE XG550
The 55-inch ELITE XG550 is a 120Hz OLED display that delivers realistic gaming experience with 0.5ms response time GtG and UHD resolution 3840Ă2160 . The OLED display with superior contrast and 99% DCI-P3 color support brings the gaming environment to life, making this monitor perfect for next generation consoles and AAA games. With a narrow frame and ELITE RGB backlighting, the XG550 is suitable for any gaming environment.
ELITE XG270QC
The 27-inch ELITE XG270QC gaming monitor with 1500R screen curvature and 2560Ă1440 QHD resolution is designed for realistic visuals and immersive gaming. The XG270QC takes the gaming world to the next level with 550 cd/m2 brightness and a wide color gamut with >90% DCI-P3 coverage. The monitor features 165Hz refresh rate, 3ms response time MPRT 1ms and supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro technology for an effective gaming experience.
ELITE XG270QC
ELITE RGB Alliance
With the launch of the new XG27 and XG270QC series, ELITE RGB backlighting can be synchronized with Razer and Thermaltake. Razer Chroma RGB and Thermaltake TT RGB Plus integrate with ELITE RGB via ELITE Display controller software, allowing users to control both accent and ambient RGB lighting. With the Razer Chroma RGB features, users have access to Chroma Workshop, which features a collection of RGB profiles integrated by developers in over 135 popular games. Using RGB software from Razer Chroma and Thermaltake allows players full control over their RGB environment, providing the ultimate immersive gaming experience.
ELITE Ally
The ELITE Ally is a USB touchscreen device that allows gamers to quickly access display screen settings such as various game modes, adaptive sync, HDR, brightness, contrast, RGB backlighting, and more. Users can customize the gaming experience without touching the monitor or running the ELITE Display control software. The ELITE Ally peripheral is currently only compatible with select ViewSonic ELITE gaming monitor models.
Timeline
XG270QG and XG270 are available worldwide. XG270QC will be available from the end of Q1 2020. XG550 monitor scheduled for release in the fourth quarter of 2020. The beta version of ELITE Display Controller is available for download, and the final version will be available in February 2020.
What are the key features and specifications of ViewSonicâs 55-inch gaming monitor? How does it incorporate NVIDIA G-SYNC technology? And what does certification by Blur Busters entail in terms of display performance?