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Posted 15 August 2023
Acer Nitro 32" 4K IPS 144Hz /400 cd/m²/ FreeSync /HDR400 Gaming Monitor with Speakers Height Adjustable + Free Anti Blue/UV Computer Glasses
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Same price at Amazon if you prefer, but you won't get the free glasses.
31.5" Nitro Ultra HD 144Hz FreeSync IPS Gaming Monitor from Acer
Ultimate ImmersionIntroducing the Acer Nitro XV322QK Gaming Monitor, Never miss another second of the action. With a stunning 31.5” of glorious UHD resolution to work and game with, completely immerse yourself into your games in ways you have never experienced before, the XV322QK boasts a plethora of advanced visual technologies including a lightning fast 144Hz refresh rate to keep your visuals silky smooth, AMD Freesync support to eliminate screen-tearing, giving you a much higher colour reproduction rate and more lifelike and natural images. The inclusion of Acer's Flickerless and BlueLightShield technologies you can rest assured that your eyes will be protected during those marathon gaming sessions.
Specifications
Screen Size - 31.5"
Edition - UM.JX2EE.V10
Panel Type - IPS
Panel Coating - Anti-Glare
Panel Finish -
Touchscreen - No
Backlight - LED
Pitch Size -
Curvature - N/A
Adaptive Frame-rate Technology - AMD FreeSync Premium
NVIDIA Reflex - No
HDCP - Yes
Connectors -
1 x DisplayPort 1.4a
1 x HDMI 2.1
1 x USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C
1 x USB Type-C
Position Adjustment -
Resolution - 3840x2160 (Ultra HD)
Aspect Ratio - 16:9
Refresh Rate - 144Hz
Response Time - 0.5 ms
Brightness - 400 cd/m²
Viewing Angle - 178 (°H/°V)
Contrast Ratio/Dynamic Contrast Ratio - 1000:1
HDR Support - Yes
Supported HDR Standards - HDR400
Speakers - Yes
Speaker Configuration - 2.5W x2, Stereo
Web Camera - No
VESA - 100 x 100
3D Support - No
31.5" Nitro Ultra HD 144Hz FreeSync IPS Gaming Monitor from Acer
Ultimate ImmersionIntroducing the Acer Nitro XV322QK Gaming Monitor, Never miss another second of the action. With a stunning 31.5” of glorious UHD resolution to work and game with, completely immerse yourself into your games in ways you have never experienced before, the XV322QK boasts a plethora of advanced visual technologies including a lightning fast 144Hz refresh rate to keep your visuals silky smooth, AMD Freesync support to eliminate screen-tearing, giving you a much higher colour reproduction rate and more lifelike and natural images. The inclusion of Acer's Flickerless and BlueLightShield technologies you can rest assured that your eyes will be protected during those marathon gaming sessions.Specifications
Screen Size - 31.5"
Edition - UM.JX2EE.V10
Panel Type - IPS
Panel Coating - Anti-Glare
Panel Finish -
Touchscreen - No
Backlight - LED
Pitch Size -
Curvature - N/A
Adaptive Frame-rate Technology - AMD FreeSync Premium
NVIDIA Reflex - No
HDCP - Yes
Connectors -
1 x DisplayPort 1.4a
1 x HDMI 2.1
1 x USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C
1 x USB Type-C
Position Adjustment -
- Height Adjustable
- Swivel
- Tilt
Resolution - 3840x2160 (Ultra HD)
Aspect Ratio - 16:9
Refresh Rate - 144Hz
Response Time - 0.5 ms
Brightness - 400 cd/m²
Viewing Angle - 178 (°H/°V)
Contrast Ratio/Dynamic Contrast Ratio - 1000:1
HDR Support - Yes
Supported HDR Standards - HDR400
Speakers - Yes
Speaker Configuration - 2.5W x2, Stereo
Web Camera - No
VESA - 100 x 100
3D Support - No
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Edited by sisqoboy, 15 August 2023
70 Comments
sorted by32 inch, IPS, 144Hz.
- HDMI 2.1
- USB 3.2 Gen2 Type-C
So PS5 should be OK with this as well ( 4K 120Hz video output) (edited)
Can't find this exact model, minus the glasses, on Amazon tho..?
Anyone know if this will work with G-Sync on an Nvidia card, understanding that it officially supports Freesync..?
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks OP, forgot to add, heat added of course
I can't go back to flat now
Setup on a PC with a RTX 4080. Connected via DP. All running well and it seems G-Sync compatible.
Most impressed overall with the monitor.
Don't really know much about monitors so might have a look at more settings in future... anyway, had it connected to my PC via display port and played some games on it last night which it did a good job with, movement seemed pretty smooth etc, picture looked good to me. Got it connected to my work laptop via HDMI now and no issues there either - text is nice and clear (although my work usb c hub only seems to be able to run it at 30fps so mouse movements are slightly unnatural - this is due to the hub being rubbish though).
Not noticed any dead / stuck pixels.
There is a video here, not quite our model, that goes into some settings that can apply...
The manual itself is a waste of time. Thought it might be decent, but apart from one page being in English it then contains every other language to make up for its thickness...!
Half the settings were largely unknown to me.
Mine is connected via DP with a 4080.