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- [Curved Screen] Putting you at the centre of the action, curved monitors give the impression of wrapping around you as they allow you to see more of the screen from a single point. This creates a seriously immersive experience, particularly when using more than one monitor at a time.
- [HDR (High Dynamic Range] HDR aims to improve the image quality of PC monitors by increasing the overall brightness, enabling a more noticeable colour gamut and a bigger dynamic range between whites and blacks also resulting in more vivid reds
- [AMD FreeSync ] Monitors that support AMD's FreeSync variable refresh rate technology synchronise the panel's refresh rate with the frame rate produced by a graphics card. This then produces silky smooth gaming without stutter and screen tears. For FreeSync gaming, you'll need to check you've got a supported AMD graphics card and connect to the monitor using DisplayPort. On your piXL monitor, you will need to change the settings in the menu to turn FreeSync on
- [NVIDIA G-Sync] VIDIA'S G-SYNC technology, like AMD FreeSync, automatically synchronises the panel's refresh rate with the current frame rate being produced by the graphics card to remove stutter and screen tearing. Most modern NVIDIA GPUs support G-SYNC from GT 1050 and above, but check to make sure yours does.
- [144Hz/ 165Hz] his refers to the screen's refresh rate, the speed at which the screen reacts to changing colours and movement. If you're playing action games and high-resolution videos, having a 144Hz high refresh rate (double that of standard screens) or 165Hz means you get crisp, clear images without screen stuttering or blurring of images.