KTC 27 Inch Gaming Monitor, 4K UHD Mini LED Computer Monitor, 160Hz 1ms Fast IPS, HDR1000, Built-in Speakers, Quantum Dot Technology, DeltaE<2, Type-C 90W Reverse Charging, KVM, Adjustable, M27P20P

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Das stimmt, aber der Markt fragt in der Regel den ganzen Schrott, der produziert wird, auch nicht nach. The whole thing is garnished with a layer of Quantum Dots, giving you more color space coverage, which you may or may not need. Auch hier gibt es interessante Findings, die etwas diametral anderes zeigen, als Tim (Hardware Unboxed) in seinem Video gezeigt hat.

The colour temp and white point were also good here overall, a little too cool in some grey shades giving rise to an average 6688K greyscale colour temp average, and a little too warm at the white point at 6288K. VRR was supported only when you have adaptive-sync enabled in the monitors OSD, which suggests maybe it’s using FreeSync over HDMI (supported for VRR from the Xbox) but not HDMI-VRR as a feature of HDMI 2. Das wäre schon auch ein starkes Signal, wenn sich IL hier auch mal solche Gedanken macht und genau so tief bohrt, wie mit dem Laserspion in alle möglichen Materialien. interfaces fuel your gaming and working, which can easily connect to external devices such as PC, laptop, tablets, Phones, PS5, Xbox. This model offers a 3840 x 2160 “4K” resolution, 160Hz refresh rate and a 576-zone Mini LED backlight.For these tests we would normally switch to the sRGB gamut mode, as SDR content is based on that colour space and it would provide more accurate colours as as result.

The higher resolution is not about providing more screen real-estate here, it’s about providing a sharper and crisper image, while still operating with a similar desktop area and same font size to the 1440p models.The provided emulation modes work mostly ok, although we would have liked to have seen access to all the OSD settings to make changes to white point and gamma more simple. E. eine Variante des " Ich stelle nur Fragen", das aber nicht auf der Suche nach Antworten, sondern um einen Pflock einzuschlagen.