Samsung Monitor SJ55W Series S34J550WQR 34 1 Samsung1 1 (LS34J550WQRXEN)

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If you have a FreeSync compatible graphics card, you will be able to synchronize the monitor’s refresh rate with the GPU’s frame rate which will remove all screen tearing and stuttering within the variable refresh rate range of theSamsung S34J55W which amounts to 48Hz-75Hz/FPS (Frames Per Second).

PERFECT FOR DUAL MONITOR USAGE with powerful multitasking split screen features – PBP/PIP and easy to use embedded split screen software The SJ55W's slim panel, elegant Y-stand, and metallic bezel bring quality and style to the workplace or home. And with a VESA-compatible mount for precision positioning and DP and HDMI ports offering multiple connectivity options, the SJ55W is as practical as it is stylish. Additionally, you also get a lot of screen real estate, which makes this ultrawide monitor perfect for productivity, multi-tasking, spreadsheets and other office-related work. Picture-by-Picture (PBP) function displays input from two sources side-by-side at their native resolution. And for optimal multi-tasking, Picture-in-Picture (PIP) lets you resize the second source to up to 25% of the screen and position it anywhere.

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Other panel-related specs include a 300-nit peak brightness, 178-degree wide viewing angles, a 4ms response time speed and a 75Hz refresh rate. When it comes to the all important specs the max screen resolution is 3440 x 1440 pixels, the refresh rate is 75 Hz, and the response time is 4 ms. This is a 1440p Samsung monitor and can run at 75 Hz. On the other hand, theSamsung S34J55W input lag performance is a lot better with only ~9ms of delay, which is very good for a 75Hz monitor. In addition to that, the color reproduction of the monitor – although not as good as IPS panels – is mainly perfected due to the standard sRGB color gamut codification. Besides, the 300-nit peak brightness doubles the visibility while in the darker environment as well. So overall, the image quality of the Samsung SJ55W is good for the price. Connectivity

So, if you’re a competitive gamer, we don’t recommend this monitor for you. For casual gaming and everyday use, it won’t be an issue. that violates any law, statute, ordinance or regulation (including, but not limited to, those governing export control, consumer protection, unfair competition, anti-discrimination or false advertising); The visual quality of the Samsung SJ55W monitor is pretty good. One of the factors is the exceptional panel equipment. So much so, that VA panels deliver the best visuals with sharp color accuracy. However, when it comes to color reproduction, IPS displays have the upper hand, thanks to their better accuracy and consistency. Samsung SJ55W monitor is a perfect piece of hardware for those who want to have a big-screen display within a limited budget. Having said that, all the Samsung SJ55W specs under 300 dollars make it a perfect buy for potential buyers.This is widely billed as a gaming monitor, but my first instinct (as a technology journalist, if I may be so bold) was to be able to use it for work and to be able to have three documents on-screen (or one Tweet stream, one Google Docs, one calendar and so on) concurrently. Really good performance, crystal clear with games and movies and just a good deal for the money. The Samsung 34-Inch SJ55W ultra-wide monitor is just that little bit ostentatiously wide to make you feel good, it’s almost silly-wide, in a good way. Samsung SJ55W introduces a VA panel type that makes it a worthwhile monitor. You get to have one of the best screen experiences with this exceptional piece of equipment. So much so, these panel types are known for their remarkable static contrasts ratio that gives the best of visual experience. There are two inputs, so you can plug in your laptop and Xbox (PlayStation if you must) at the same time. Despite me connecting a now-outdated Xbox One, the screen rendering worked perfectly filling up the whole display without distortion and without image quality loss and without me having to mess with the Xbox settings controls.