Don’t skip a single frame. Ever. With a refresh rate revving up to a rate 240Hz
1
, you better buckle up or get blown away.
240Hz Refresh Rate
1
A high refresh rate allows you monitor to refresh images more quickly. Combined with a powerful GPU, they make for a seamless game experience.
1ms Response Time
With this incredibly low response time of 1ms, motions blur and visual artifacts around rapidly moving images will be practically nonexistent.
Locked-in Perfection
It’s a new beginning. With NVIDIA
®
G-SYNC
TM
, you’ve entered a world where frames are seamless and perfect.
NVIDIA
®
G-SYNC
TM
NVIDIA
®
G-SYNC
TM
creates a smooth gaming experience by syncing frames rendered by the GPU to the refresh rate of the display. This eliminates screen tearing and minimizes stuttering.
NVIDIA
®
ULMB
TM
(Ultra Low Motion Blur)
NVIDIA
®
ULMB
TM
or Ultra Low Motion Blur, decreases motion blur and minimizes ghosting during fast-paced gaming which results for a smoother overall look.
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Front
Like the burnished hue of a blade, deep-silver accenting on the black X-shaped stand makes its presence known.
Back
Good form, better function. Ergonomically-designed for tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustment.
Seize Control
Conquer your enemies with Predator GameView. Shooting aim-points and customizable gaming profiles give you the upper hand.
Intel
®
Extreme Masters Qualified
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The XB2 display is an IEM 2016-approved tournament-ready monitor. Every aspect, technology and function of the display was developed with the core values of professional gaming in mind.
Predator GameView
Predator GameView technology allows you to adjust dark boost levels, make precise color adjustments and set up aim points for hip-fire accuracy. Save custom settings in three profiles you can switch between at any time.
1. Actual refresh rates may vary depending on computer specifications/hardware and/or set up.
2. Ultra Low Motion Blur only works at 100Hz, 120Hz and 144Hz. ULMB is cannot be run alongside NVIDIA
®
G-SYNC
TM
, which must be disabled in NVIDIA
®
’s driver control panel and/or on the display itself. ULMB can be activated from within the OSD menu.