[THE PERFECT MONITOR?]Nixeus unveils its Nixeus Vue 24" 1080p 144Hz LED FreeSync Monitor

[Agent181]

SOURCE SOURCE 2 Nixeus Website Post

 

Nixeus Vue 24″ with AMD FreeSync™ Technology

 

The NX-VUE24 supports multiple video inputs to allow for both work and as a general use monitor.
With the DisplayPort input, the Nixeus Vue 24" evolves into the ultimate gaming monitor using VESA's
Adaptive-Sync to work with AMD FreeSync™ compatible Radeon Graphics Cards to help eliminate
screen tearing and stuttering to deliver the best possible immersive PC gaming experience. Combined
with a gaming grade display panel's ultra high 144Hz refresh rate and low 1ms response time, the Nixeus
Vue 24" FreeSync™ Monitor is designed to help PC Gamers dominate their opponents and elevate their
gaming experience to the next level.

 

 

Features:

• AMD FreeSync™ Certified Monitor
• Resolution: 1920x1080p
• Refresh Rate: 144Hz with 30Hz -144Hz Adaptive-Sync Range   <----- LOOK HERE, YES YOU SEE THAT RIGHT
• Response Time: 1ms
• Inputs: DisplayPort 1.2a, HDMI, Dual-Link DVI, and VGA            

• 24″ 1920×1080 TN LED Display Panel                                                             <----- IF ONLY IT WAS IPS   :wub:  

 

 

 

"We are proud to be partnered with AMD on Project FreeSync™ to develop a gaming monitor solution
that solves screen tearing and stuttering issues that have been plaguing PC Gamers for decades. Once you
play PC games with AMD FreeSync™ on our NX-VUE24, you may never want to use a normal monitor
again!" said Peter Trinh, Director Product Development, Nixeus.

 

Release Date: TBA HERE

 

More Pictures(Warning Biiiiig ASS pics)

  

 

 

 

Me: More freesync monitors just in time for amd's new gpu's lets hope to see we get more and they figured out the refresh rate for once finally 

[MegaDave91]

30-144

 

Now THAT'S what I'm talking about. None of this 75-144 (not terrible) or 40-60/75 nonsense.

[DarkBlade2117]

Ah finally a monitor that supports FreeSync at a resolution reasonable for AMD. Maybe those "8" core FX-8350s won't blow up.

In all seriousness this is good. I wish they made a g-sync monitor like this that was IPS but couldn't find one. It would be nice for cheap triple monitor sets at 1080p.

[Lukiose]

Does such a perfect monitor exist?!

I wonder about its pricing.

*prays*

[Texhnlyze]

I don't know why but these comparison between no freesync and with freesync always makes me chuckle. 
 

[El_indian]

The perfect monitor is the upcoming IPS ROG Swift update...

[Agent181]

The perfect monitor is the upcoming IPS ROG Swift update...

whats the refresh rate window for it now?

[Nowak]

"The perfect monitor?"

No.

[Embattled]

"The perfect monitor?"

No.

Pretty darn near perfect to what I need tho.

 

Please take my money.

[silberdrachi]

Depends how good of a TN panel it is. They can range from being near-IPS to total shit shows.

 

Still planning on waiting until they come out with 24in 1440p good monitors i can use to replace my 27s... these things are too damn big.

[Nowak]

Pretty darn near perfect to what I need tho.

 

Please take my money.

Well, you ever hear of Betteridge's law of headlines? It states that any headline that ends with a question mark can be answered with "No." It seems pretty good, but the TN panel ruins it for me :\

 

Also I don't run AMD so there's that too.

[Agent181]

Well, you ever hear of Betteridge's law of headlines? It states that any headline that ends with a question mark can be answered with "No." It seems pretty good, but the TN panel ruins it for me :\

 

Also I don't run AMD so there's that too.

Perfect G-sync monitor: ROG IPS Swift updated one

Perfect FreeSync monitor: Nixeus Vue 24″

 

for now....

[Shaade]

Perfect G-sync monitor: ROG IPS Swift updated one

Perfect FreeSync monitor: Nixeus Vue 24″

 

for now....

 

'Perfect for now' doesn't really make any sense. If something is 'Perfect', it cannot be improved upon.

 

Throwing that word around in the constantly evolving world of technology is generally not a great idea...

[ivan134]

Repost, sort of...

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/379335-amd-demonstrates-freesync-over-hdmi/

[patrickjp93]

Aw, and here I thought it was built on a panel of LEDs, not just being LED-backlit. Nope, not a perfect monitor, and the FS range really should go down to 20.

[Agent181]

Repost, sort of...

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/379335-amd-demonstrates-freesync-over-hdmi/

I swear I looked everywhere D: oh well

[ShadowCaptain]

1080p?

TN?

 

not perfect at all

[Mew]

When they say LED.... it's usually LED backlight, the pixels aren't individual LED. 

[Thony]

Ill take one for max £200.

[Jamdude]

Perfect monitor?? Its 1080p TN ffs, far from perfect.

[MrDynamicMan]

Why TN!? WHHHYYYYYYYYY! I'd prefer 75hz IPS so much more. Dammit.

[El_indian]

Aw, and here I thought it was built on a panel of LEDs, not just being LED-backlit. Nope, not a perfect monitor, and the FS range really should go down to 20.

 

What is the benefit of having the lower bound at 20?

 

20 is not going to look smooth, correct? 30 is a reasonable lower limit, no? 

[PudgyAstronaut]

Ah finally a monitor that supports FreeSync at a resolution reasonable for AMD. Maybe those "8" core FX-8350s won't blow up.

In all seriousness this is good. I wish they made a g-sync monitor like this that was IPS but couldn't find one. It would be nice for cheap triple monitor sets at 1080p.

 

I believe you meant it in jest, but to be fair, AMD actually handles high resolution better than nVidia on the GPUs; for example the GTX 970 is pretty much superior across the board to the R9 290 when playing games at 1080p, but jump up to 1440p and the bag becomes more mixed. I suppose as of right now, nVidia does have a lead in super high end cards raw performance but that may change if and when AMD releases something new.

 

I like the idea of freesync, but based on my situation, my next monitor will be 1440p (either 16:9 or ultrawide) for productivity reasons. Gaming is not my main use, but having freesync too would be nice. I thik the most important thing though is how well the Occulus rift handles varrying framerates as that is the display I would care the most about for immersive experiences such as games, while a traditional monitor I just want to be able to multitask effectively, view pictures well, etc. Too bad I am a poor college kid and shouldn't be buying a new monitor... haha

[Briggsy]

To anyone considering freesync or Gsync, it really is a game changer and is worth the money.

 

It takes an hour or two for your brain to adjust if you are used to v-sync. The stutter or lag of v-sync doesn't occur when you are anticipating it, and it feels weird at first.

[AlwaysFSX]

Not 4k. Not IPS. Not G-Sync.

 

Not perfect.