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Acer Announces Predator X25 Monitor: 25", 1080p, 360 Hz

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2020/06/23 23:02:29 (permalink)
https://www.techspot.com/news/85740-acer-predator-x25-gaming-monitor-latest-feature-360.html
 
Acer today announced one of the world's highest refresh-rate monitors in the form of the Predator X25. joining in the likes of Alienware and ASUS, who have already announced their own 360 Hz in the form of the AW2521H and ROG Swift 360, respectively. The Predator X25's über-high refresh rate will leave players out of any excuses so as to why they weren't able to react in time to a threat.

The 360 Hz refresh rates comes with compromises (resolution is only 1080p), and there will be NVIDIA's G-Sync on-board (but a graphics card and CPU combo that can push those 360 FPS to really make use of this refresh rate... Hmm. That's a tougher deal). Alienware has confirmed their AW2521H[ monitor uses IPS panel technology, and it would thus seem likely that Acer also makes use of that particular panel technology on the Predator X25. However, we'll have to wait and see. The monitor brings some quality of life technologies, such as ergonomics tilting (25 degrees backward, 5 degrees forward), swivel (30 degrees) and height adjustment (4.7 inches). The monitor also features an RGB lighting on the back of the monitor that can light up according to scenes being rendered or according to music you're playing, there's automatic brightness exposure, and a friendly reminder schedule that pops up a warning for users who have been using the monitor for too long, reminding them to take a little walk. 
 
No prices were announced but I imagine the prices will compete against other similar monitors. 
 

 

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    Re: Acer Announces Predator X25 Monitor: 25", 1080p, 360 Hz 2020/06/24 10:45:23 (permalink)
    24.5 inch & 1080P =  MSRP of $1,275

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    Re: Acer Announces Predator X25 Monitor: 25", 1080p, 360 Hz 2020/06/24 11:12:32 (permalink)
     
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    Re: Acer Announces Predator X25 Monitor: 25", 1080p, 360 Hz 2020/06/24 11:48:36 (permalink)
    That MSRP has to be a joke for 1080p. I would be surprised if anyone sees could notice a difference between a 240hz monitor and 360hz but they would notice a big difference in price to the tune of around $750. I personally think that at 144hz is about the point people don't really notice the frames increasing anymore and additional frames become overkill. That doesn't mean I wouldn't take more frames it's just I won't pay a premium for them.

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