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    Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    Just a Single Type-C port in a monitor is so awesome !!!!!

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    that curved one

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    Hardly "game changing" new monitors from Acer when Dell is having a go at 4K Oled monitors and Philips offering 4K 40" monitor for half the price of Acer's curved panel I shall hardly be impressed with a type-C port or 27" 1440p or another Ultra Wide panel. Having opted for the 40" Philips not even two weeks ago I already can't imagine giving up all the real estate, not even for Ultra Wide. While I am sure there's market for both, I'd say "game changing" monitors are still at least a year away and probably won't be from Acer as they seem to be too busy milking the current and old tech.

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    How is a USB type-C only monitor supposed to work anyway, do Z170 motherboards support iGPU over a USB-C port? What about dedicated graphics, displayport-to-USB-C? I'm guessing you'd have to have it plugged in then as I doubt a GPU displayport can provide enough power for the monitor.

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    BRING BACK 16:10 please. So tired of WIDE crap. Do any of these vendors realize many of us spent a lot of time on the web (or reading anything on PC) and need more HEIGHT? Heck I like it for gaming too. Still clutching my dell 24 1920x1200 for as long as I can. The only place I like WIDE is doing excel sheets at work (tech support stuff). No need for 100's of WIDE monitor choices at home. I'd rather have 100's of 16:10's for choices at home/play. Scrolling all day to read pages sucks, especially with all the wasted space due to bars, tops of pages etc using most of the readable space already. I hope they have a few 2560x1600's when I finally make a move, or I guess I'll just put it off even longer if possible. Dell U3014 is the only monitor I have as an option at $1250 currently. I hope it gets some competition soon (with gsync or freesync). I'd call that a "game changing" monitor!

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    Quote Originally Posted by dotdrew View Post
    How is a USB type-C only monitor supposed to work anyway, do Z170 motherboards support iGPU over a USB-C port? What about dedicated graphics, displayport-to-USB-C? I'm guessing you'd have to have it plugged in then as I doubt a GPU displayport can provide enough power for the monitor.
    USB type C can carry native DisplayPort signals through an alternate mode, alongside power delivery of up to 5A at 5/12/20V - so up to 100W max.

    As long as your motherboard fully supports Type C, it shouldn't be any different to a normal DisplayPort output as far as the iGPU is concerned.

    http://www.anandtech.com/show/8558/d...ypec-announced

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    What on earth happened to their Predator monitors that were supposed to be available in Nov.

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    Re: Acer has 'game changing' monitors on show at CES

    Quote Originally Posted by AGTDenton View Post
    What on earth happened to their Predator monitors that were supposed to be available in Nov.
    There out and have been for a while now http://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-...-nvidia-g-sync

    The ASUS 34" curved ROG 100 HZ ones should be out February.

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