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http://overlordcomputer.com/collections/27-monitors/products/tempest-x270oc-glossy

 

This is just awesome.

Finally we have everything we want.. in one monitor :D

 

I'd copy the info here but it's as a picture on the page instead of text.

 

EDIT: I just noticed that this wasn't that new after all. They had a post of it (http://overlordcomputer.com/blogs/news/7384176-the-overclock-overview) early last year.

Although they start shipping these this month.

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I don't think it's possible, is it? Isn't like 90 Hz max you can do on a IPS monitor?

 

 

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$500?

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i want this and g-sync in one package. is that so much to ask? as long as its 24" or bigger im happy and ill pay the price. anyone know one that will meet these requirements?

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120Hz usually means pretty crappy colours though

umm its ips that mean good colour from what i believe.

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I want real reviews on color reporoduction and accuracy. 

 

$500?

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$500 isnt to bad for a 1440p 27" IPS with 120Hz

some proart monitors are well over that

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$500?

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but how much are you willing to pay for an 120hz, ips, 1440p monitor?

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only 120hz if u overclock your monitor.. check tech specs and the reviews ppl are saying 110hz is the sweet spot and at 120hz it flickers. for $500 i dont want to be fiddling with it and add another thing i gotta worry about

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If that would be a 4k 120 Hertz 24 inch IPS or PLS with great colours and G-Synci would be all over it even at 5000$.

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I don't think it's possible, is it? Isn't like 90 Hz max you can do on a IPS monitor?

Well, here's a monitor, that's IPS, and can get to 120Hz. So no.

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only 120hz if u overclock your monitor.. check tech specs and the reviews ppl are saying 110hz is the sweet spot and at 120hz it flickers. for $500 i dont want to be fiddling with it and add another thing i gotta worry about

But it's the whole point of this monitor.

You buy it to overclock it to the max hertz.

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Well, here's a monitor, that's IPS, and can get to 120Hz. So no.

A lot of the korean sellers on eBay say they overclock to 120Hz, zomg so amazing but what it actually does is create an illusion that it seems smoother when it's actually not a true 120Hz. I remember 90Hz being the max Hz for an IPS monitor, the pixels just can't change that fast. It's just a marketing thing.

 

 

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far too expensive for me  :P

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Dude.. Your system would be beast if you actiually need that.. 

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I don't think it's possible, is it? Isn't like 90 Hz max you can do on a IPS monitor?

I had my laptop's IPS up to 137hz.

 

EDIT: It was just a random LCD.

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I want real reviews on color reporoduction and accuracy. 

 

$500 isnt to bad for a 1440p 27" IPS with 120Hz

some proart monitors are well over that

I know that.

but how much are you willing to pay for an 120hz, ips, 1440p monitor?$

$0.00

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I know that.

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then that product ain't for you

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A lot of the korean sellers on eBay say they overclock to 120Hz, zomg so amazing but what it actually does is create an illusion that it seems smoother when it's actually not a true 120Hz. I remember 90Hz being the max Hz for an IPS monitor, the pixels just can't change that fast. It's just a marketing thing.

As much as i hate comparing tech to cars, i'll do it because it's so easy.

 

Saying that IPS panels are capped to 90Hz is like saying that car Xs max speed is 300Km/h. Of course you can't drive faster than that with that car, but obviously the car itself could move faster than 300Km/h if you modify/replace the engine. In the monitors' case, they have their customized PCB that allows you to pump up the refresh rate.

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then that product ain't for you

That hashtag in your signature just made my day :D

 

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As much as i hate comparing tech to cars, i'll do it because it's so easy.

 

Saying that IPS panels are capped to 90Hz is like saying that car Xs max speed is 300Km/h. Of course you can't drive faster than that with that car, but obviously the car itself could move faster than 300Km/h if you modify/replace the engine. In the monitors' case, they have their customized PCB that allows you to pump up the refresh rate.

I'm still pretty sure it is physically impossible for the pixels to change so fast, that is at least for the overclocked korean monitors, I have no idea about this one. I'd like to see some tests done to see if it's actually true 120Hz and not some BS.

 

 

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That hashtag in your signature just made my day :D

 

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 I'd like to see some tests done to see if it's actually true 120Hz and not some BS.

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