Philips’ 27-inch monitor with NVIDIA’s G-Sync tempts gamers with silky-smooth visuals

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When NVIDIA unveiled its G-Sync tech that alleviates lag, screen tearing, and stuttering, it counted Philips among the companies that would make monitors with its secret sauce. Now that CES has rolled around, Philips has finally revealed a panel that uses the graphic titan’s technology. The panel ( catchily dubbed 272G5DYEB) measures up at 27 inches, carries a resolution of 1, 920 x 1, 080, a 144Hz refresh rate, 1, 000:1 contrast ratio and displays up to 16.7 million colors. If you’re fixing to connect the screen to your PC via HDMI, you’re out of luck as it only sports a DisplayPort. Enjoying the buttery visuals will drain your pockets of $649 when the monitor arrives this spring. Of course, if you can’t wait till then, a modified ASUS VG248QE is already available with G-Sync from a handful of boutique PC outfits . Filed under: Displays , Gaming Comments

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Philips’ 27-inch monitor with NVIDIA’s G-Sync tempts gamers with silky-smooth visuals

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