3DVagabond
Lifer
- Aug 10, 2009
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It's the part of the Americas in the immediate vicinity of Panama, obviously.
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It's the part of the Americas in the immediate vicinity of Panama, obviously.
Ahh, good to know. I didn't realize it was quite that expansive.EMEA includes Russia and Africa. All of Asia east of Iran is not included (except for Russia)... so no China, for instance.
Pan-America is North and South America for anyone who still isn't clear.
Ahh, good to know. I didn't realize it was quite that expansive.![]()
In practice the Eizo FG2421 showed low levels of motion blur and no noticeable ghosting. Image clarity and smoothness was improved with the higher frame rate that 120Hz offered. Blurring was still noticeable to the user due to the hold-type nature of LCD displays, but could be reduced significantly with the use of the integrated Turbo 240 blinking backlight technology. Overall we were impressed with the pixel response times from this new VA panel.
Are we sure that it supports G-Sync at 4k?
I suppose we're not sure, but it'd be pretty dumb of them to advertise it as such if it didn't, wouldn't it?
What reason do we have to disbelieve them, exactly?
Are those tempest monitors HDCP compliant? The specs don't say.I just ordered one of these - http://overlordcomputer.com/collections/27-monitors/products/tempest-x270oc-glossy
2K is not a recognized resolution. 4k is. I can only assume the person writing is simply was describing it in the way they do in what ever country he is from, or just some odd way he has described it in the past.
Doing a Google search, I found this: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/4k2k
It appears in what ever language that is, 4k2k is what we call 4k.