Rob Shafer

A Quantum Dot display uses a layer of nanoparticles that increases its color gamut and brightness.

VESA’s AdaptiveSync and MediaSync certifications ensure that a display provides smooth variable refresh rate performance and video playback. Here’s everything you need to know.

What is this 4K Ultra HD (UHD) that you often hear about and why is it so good? This guide will give you all the knowledge you need to know about 4K.

Can’t afford a 1440p 144Hz gaming monitor and have to settle for either 1440p 60Hz or 1080p 144Hz? We’ll help you decide what to pick in this guide.

Find out everything you need to know about ultrawide monitors and if they’re the type of display technology for you.

Learn the best and the easiest way to calibrate your monitor if you have a colorimeter and what you can do to improve the image quality if you don’t have one.

Choosing a new display, but not sure which resolution you should pick? Is 4K or 8K worth it? What about 1440p? This guide will help you make the right pick.

Pixel walk or pixel inversion occurs due to the display’s alternating positive and negative voltages that can manifest as different visual artifacts.

What exactly does monitor response time mean and what’s the best value to aim for? Is it an important factor? Let’s find out.

GPU scaling allows you to choose how you want to display an older game, e.g. with a 4:3 aspect ratio, on a monitor with a modern aspect ratio.

Ever wonder how some TVs can show images so smooth it feels like a soap opera? That’s called the soap opera effect and here’s how it works.

If you’re looking for a new gaming monitor, then you’ll probably ask yourself if HDR worth it for gaming. Here’s the complete answer.

The DisplayPort 2.1 connector has a maximum bandwidth of up to 80 Gbps, providing support for higher resolutions and refresh rates.

Why is input lag so important for gaming, especially competitive games? In this guide, we’ll explain why that’s the case and how you can improve it.

G-SYNC synchronizes refresh rates of a monitor (Hz) to the frame rates of a GPU (FPS) in order to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering.