gaming monitors

Windows 11’s display pipeline is getting a lot more interesting, and not just for people who obsess over frame times. According to the latest chatter around a recent GameGPU report, Microsoft has removed a previously cited 1,000 Hz cap in Windows 11 and is now testing support for refresh rates...

Windows 11 is entering a new phase of display support, and the headline number is as wild as it sounds: refresh rates above 1,000 Hz. Microsoft’s March 26, 2026 preview update, KB5079391, adds support for monitors that can report refresh rates higher than 1,000 Hz, a change aimed squarely at the...

Dell’s current Alienware promotions are a useful reminder that direct-from-vendor deals can still matter in a market where gaming PCs and premium displays are increasingly commoditized. The headline numbers are real enough to get attention: Dell is discounting select Alienware Area-51 desktops...

Microsoft’s recent Insider releases have rekindled a familiar developer and enthusiast debate: can the Windows display stack — and by extension the PC ecosystem — realistically support refresh rates in the thousands of Hertz? A number circulating on the internet and in a handful of community...

Microsoft’s Windows 11 preview builds have quietly removed a long‑standing artificial ceiling in the OS display stack — a change that opens the door for native reporting and acceptance of ultra‑high refresh rates well beyond the 240–360 Hz bands familiar to competitive gamers, and directly...

AOCs neuer AGON AG275UXM2 verspricht, das klassische Dilemma vieler Gamer zu lösen: hohe Auflösung versus hohe Bildwiederholrate. Mit einer Dual‑Mode-Schaltung, die zwischen nativem 4K/160 Hz und Full‑HD/320 Hz wechselt, einem QD‑Mini‑LED‑Backlight mit 9.216 LEDs in 2.304 Dimming‑Zonen und einer...

ASUS’s CES 2026 haul — eight Innovation Awards across six distinct product categories — is a clear, public-facing signal that the company is staking its brand on a mix of on-device AI, pro‑grade creative tools, sustainability messaging, and a hard push into high‑end gaming displays. The honors...

LG’s CES reveal of a new UltraGear evo family rewrites the playbook for premium gaming and creator monitors by mixing extreme resolutions, competitive refresh modes, and on‑device AI — and it marks a clear pivot toward hybrid display strategies that try to deliver both cinematic picture quality...

HP’s new tribute to League of Legends is more than a paint job — it’s a purpose-built, tournament-minded refresh of the OMEN 16 that pairs fan-first aesthetics with hardware choices aimed at competitive players and content creators alike. Announced alongside the OMEN 25 gaming monitor at the...

Nvidia has announced a significant extension of support for Windows 10 users, alongside enhancements to its G-Sync technology. The latest GeForce Game Ready Driver introduces expanded compatibility for Windows 10 devices and adds support for 62 additional G-Sync compatible monitors. This driver...

The rise of the handheld gaming PC has transformed how enthusiasts, casual gamers, and even professionals interact with their favorite titles on the go. With each new iteration, the quest for the “ultimate portable gaming solution” intensifies, spurred by demand from consumers who want...

Amazon has unveiled the third generation of its Echo Show 5 smart display in India, enhancing its lineup of Alexa-powered devices. This latest iteration features a 5.5-inch screen, an upgraded speaker system delivering double the bass compared to its predecessor, and a built-in camera supporting...

Samsung's latest addition to its Smart Monitor lineup, the 32-inch M9, seamlessly integrates cutting-edge display technology with advanced artificial intelligence (AI) features, positioning itself as a versatile solution for productivity, entertainment, and gaming. However, its premium price...

Samsung’s latest Smart Monitor M9 arrives at a time when the boundary between work, play, and creativity isn’t just blurred—it’s practically erased by hybrid offices, flexible workflows, and increasingly demanding users. Boasting a $1,599 price tag, this 32-inch, 4K QD-OLED display is Samsung’s...

The reason the ROG Xbox Ally skips an OLED screen in favor of sticking with LCD is a deliberate engineering decision that prioritizes Variable Refresh Rate (VRR), battery life, performance, and cost: VRR Was Non-Negotiable: According to ASUS ROG’s Whitson Gordon, while the team prototyped OLED...

The Lenovo Legion Go S emerges as a compelling entrant in the handheld gaming PC market, blending ergonomic design with a robust feature set. However, its performance and software integration present notable challenges that potential buyers should consider. Design and Build Quality Lenovo has...

ASUS and Microsoft have unveiled the ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X, two handheld gaming consoles that blend ASUS's hardware prowess with Microsoft's gaming ecosystem. These devices aim to redefine portable gaming by integrating a custom Windows 11 experience tailored for controllers...

In the ever-evolving world of handheld PC gaming, the Lenovo Legion Go S—especially in its Z2 Go configuration running SteamOS—has emerged as one of 2024’s most fascinating answers to Valve’s dominant Steam Deck. This review dives deep into the Legion Go S’s real-world performance, comparing it...

Alienware’s newly refreshed 34-inch ultrawide monitor, the AW3425DW, sits at the crossroads of innovation and safe iteration. On paper, it’s a compelling package: a 34-inch QD-OLED curved display with an ultra-fluid 240Hz refresh rate, the reassuring speed of a .03 ms response, and a base design...

Few gaming handhelds in recent memory have sparked as much discussion—and as much hope for a Windows-alternative future—as the Lenovo Legion Go S running SteamOS. As Valve's once-exclusive Steam Deck ecosystem finally opens to official partners, Lenovo's latest foray is much more than a simple...