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BenQ have produced quite a range of solidly built monitors with a plethora of useful features for ‘professional’ users and solid all-round performance. The BL3201PT/PH and BL3200PT are two such examples of this, designed with CAD/CAM users in mind. The BenQ PD2700Q and PD3200Q are updated versions of these models, again aimed with designers in ... Read More A little while back we bought you news that AU Optronics were producing some 27” and 32” ‘4K’ UHD panels. We speculated that they would allow manufacturers to provide IPS-type models with 3840 x 2160 resolutions at much lower cost than the current ‘IGZO’ models’. The BenQ BL3201PT (also referred to as the BL3201PH in ... Read More Having a high refresh rate is great for fast-paced gaming. But in many circumstances it is difficult to consistently sustain a frame rate which matches the refresh rate of the monitor. If the user disables VSync in such a situation, they can expect tearing and juddering. If they enable VSync they can expect stuttering and ... Read MoreApril 30, 2015
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The 2560 x 1440 (WQHD) resolution is a popular choice amongst creative enthusiasts, keen office workers and indeed many home users. So far the choice of panel type associated with this resolution has been very restricted. The BenQ BL3200PT combines this WQHD resolution with a high-contrast VA (Vertical Alignment) panel, a combination which is likely ... Read More Update: Our XL2420Z review has been published. Note that the ‘XL2411Z’ is now referred to as the ‘ZOWIE XL2411’. This is a simple rebrand, the monitor itself is the same (with updated firmware on the new model). News piece below initially published 9th December 2013. BenQ have been steadily upgrading their monitor line-up across the ... Read MoreApril 12, 2014
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The BenQ EW2440L and EW2740L have recently surfaced. Following on with the company’s ‘Eye-care’ initiative, encompassing models such as the GW2760HS, the key feature here is a ‘flicker-free’ (Pulse Width Modulation free) WLED backlight. This accompanies a 24” or 27” AU Optronics VA (Vertical Alignment) panel with 1920 x 1080 resolution and 60Hz refresh rate. ... Read MoreFebruary 20, 2014
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