InnoCN 39G1R: Massive 39" High Refresh Gaming Monitor for a Tiny Price
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2023
- For the price (and frequent sales), the InnoCN 39G1R is a steal, offering high refresh, high contrast 1440p gaming on an enormous screen. Capable of up 165Hz refresh rates through DisplayPort, it's ideal for PC gamers.
On the downside, PS5 owners will find it doesn't support VRR over the HDMI 2.0 ports, and there are some minor uniformity issues. The overall low pixel density might be a problem for those working with 4K videos or detailed design work.
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I've just purchased this monitor and love it.
This monitor is in fact 100 x 100 VESA mountable. You can see the mount spots on 45st second your video. They are strange, as they do not sit on the same plane, but they are there. You've covered them up as you've installed the round bracket. VESA mount was the only option for my setup, so I took my time to really inspect how I could mount it on the wall. And to my surprise and amusing excitement I found it right there. It did require two sets of 2 different depth spacers to adjust to the back face of the monitor, but it is amazing now.
Hey, how is the monitor doing? Have you had any problems with it?
Hey, do you recommend this 39G1R or 40C1R for gaming? I want to upgrade from 34" ultrawide gaming monitor to a bigger monitor.
I'm going to take the chance.
I ordered an Acer refurbished monitor, and it came broken. I went to Costco to get one slightly more expensive, but the coupon was expired. Universe doesn't want me to have an Acer apparently. It was packed awful, and customer service wasn't much better.
This one doesn't have his high resolution, it may not be as wide. But I like the color and I like the screen size. This will be my first curved wide monitor. So I won't know anything different than this. I'm coming from a 32 inch 1080p LG.
My PC case is white. I think it'll look good. LCD is a nice touch.
I don't like that it may not be mountable. I read the comments, and someone seemed to have solved that. I don't like that it doesn't have a USB hub like some others.
Thanks for the review it helped me make the decision
What is that tank game youre playing? Thanks
04:25 Didn't we have this same discussion recently, lol? LG must have been listening because my new one lets me get to display presets, which was my issue with my older LG, in 2 moves. One is just to initiate the menu pop-up, so, 1?
What is the name of the test you were using?
GR,AA!
Cheers! www.eizo.be/monitor-test/
@@MakeUseOf 👍
This isnt 21:9?
Might as well get a TV lol
i got a 77 inch LG OLED tv as my computer screen. there's no way i would ever go back to a tiny screen like this one. plus i would have to buy a desk. there's no way that's happening. i'm not going back to the stone age. my desk is a pullout tray in my ultra plush recliner. wireless everything. my pc is in a rack mount in the basement. all i need is usb cables to a hub for my sound blasterx G6 and hdmi 2.1 cable that i run through a vent to my living room.
not same price, rarely support more than 100hz, shitty speakers that incruse the price.
Add some countries get extra taxes when you buy a screen with a tuner for TNT/satelite include.
@@BobRooney290 wtf
VA, bad viewing angles.