Corsair’s first gaming monitor is the pricey, 32-inch Xeneon

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Corsair Xeneon
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When it comes to PC components and accessories, there isn’t much that Corsair itself doesn’t make. The company’s adding gaming monitors to its list of offerings with today’s announcement of a 32-inch model called Xeneon. It uses a 1440p quantum dot IPS 16:9 aspect ratio panel that has a 165Hz refresh rate to display fast-paced content. Other standout specs include AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility for adaptive sync to eliminate screen tearing when the frame rate fluctuates. It also has 100 percent coverage of the SRGB color gamut, and on its back, there are plenty of ports, which I’ll expand upon later.

Corsair is utilizing its well-known presence in the market to go up against not just other monitor manufacturers,...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2021/9/30/22700882/corsair-gaming-monitor-32-inch-xeneon-price-features-specs

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