Reviewers Liked
- Good-size 4K displa, Decent port selectio, AMD FreeSync for smooth gamin, Superadjustable stand
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Limited to 60 H, 8-bit color onl, Weak speakers
ViewSonic XG3220
The ViewSonic XG3220’s size and resolution put it in a sweet spot for gamers with beefy GPUs. A 32-inch display is about as large a gaming display as I can comfortably sit close to for gaming and not feel like I need to move my head back and forth to see the whole screen. And it’s also the smallest display that I’d get for 4K because a 1440p resolution is sharp enough for a 27-inch panel and smaller. Even if its HDR is underwhelming, it still provides vivid, accurate colors and deep, detailed blacks. The tradeoff is speed; fast-twitch shooters need not apply.
-- As reviewed by IGN
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