Asus may overclock their model of Nvidia’s 65-inch BFGD monitor

We had the chance to get hands-on with the brand new Big Format Gaming Displays in a behind-closed-doors session with Nvidia on the Las Vegas present. They’re extremely hanging, huge screens, with vivid colors and silky easy motion – as long as you’ve bought a machine able to working a 4K decision at first rate body charges, that’s.

Unfortunately the present prototype screens have a little bit of an odd halo impact, however we’re assured the demo gadgets had been simply working pre-production variations of the panels. We’re hoping these visible kinks will probably be ironed out by the point the ultimate variations of the large monitrons arrive in the summertime.

But after they do arrive in the summertime it’s all too attainable the Asus ROG Swift PG65 will arrive with some barely completely different specs to the present numbers being thrown round for the Acer and HP BFGDs. Nvidia’s director of technical advertising and marketing, Sean Cleveland, advised us that they’re all utilizing precisely the identical panel, however that every producer will be capable of put their very own stamp on the unique Nvidia design.

“What’s going to differentiate the three,” says Cleveland, “is the industrial design of the case, the stands, any audio they integrate into the display, the OSD options.” 

He additionally goes on to say that Asus, with their ROG sensibilities, are probably to be those so as to add essentially the most to their PG65 BFGD.

“Asus like to put gamer options, like the crosshair, and Asus also like to add overclocking features too, so they may do that.”

The unique spec for the BFGD is that it sports activities a 120Hz VA panel, so if Asus do need to get busy waving their overclocking sticks over the AU Optronics panel we would find yourself with the ROG show hitting a silken 144Hz refresh fee. Tasty.

Pricey, although, I count on too.