Not every large TV meets the highest video game standards. And not every good gaming screen is big enough.
This year, at the technology fair CES, there are three displays to be seen, among other things, which bring fast images into a larger format. The OLED technology used with self-illuminating diodes offers particularly high contrasts and very dark blacks. With the PG42UQ, the Asus brand ROG is showing an OLED display with a 42-inch diagonal. The 4K display (3840 to 2160 pixels) has a contrast ratio of 1,000,000: 1, 0.1 millisecond response time at a maximum of 120 Hertz (Hz) refresh rate and 10-bit color space.
There are two HDMI 2.1, two HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort, and a USB hub for connecting consoles, PCs, and the like. There is already a 48-inch version for even more space. Asus has not yet announced the availability and price. The best gaming monitors can be found in the CHIP leaderboard
AsusAcer’s Predator CG48 also manages a maximum refresh rate of 138 Hz at 4K resolution. The 48-inch display with a contrast ratio of 1,350,000: 1 and a response time of 0.1 milliseconds features AMD Freesync technology. This is intended to ensure synchronized scrolling on the graphics card and screen. The screen is equally suitable for PC and console.
Various devices can be connected via HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, but also via USB-C, and notebooks with up to 65 watts can be supplied with power. However, you also need the necessary budget: The CG48 is expected to go on sale from autumn for just under 2200 euros.
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