Available in sizes ranging from 27, 30 and 31.5 inches, Acer Predator Z1 is characterized by a radius of curvature of 1800R, allowing you to be more than ever fully immersed and surrounded by the action.
As is known, then, G-Sync synchronizes your monitor's refresh rate with that of the PC GPU to eliminate the tearing effect (a video cuts) and minimize the clicks (stuttering).
The resolution is an ultra-wide FHD (2560x1080) with a ratio of 21: 9 and covers 100% of the sRGB color space. The response time is 4 ms GTG (gray to gray) and the refresh rate is 200 Hz. Acer promises a total absence of effects of smearing and ghosting. Finally, support for six-axis color adjustment enables smooth gradations, maintaining the natural gradations and faithful color.
The viewing angle is 178 °, while the base is tiltable and adjustable in height. In addition, the rotation function automatically adjusts from portrait to landscape images. A quick release system allows you to separate the monitor from the stand for wall mounting, while the cables can be hidden inside the stand to keep the organized play area and without obstacles. Some models include an ambient light with different customizable colors (red, green, blue, white, orange) and styles (hard, pulsating, flashing or wave).
The Z1 monitors also include other gaming features such AcerVisionCare and BlueLight Shield to reduce eye strain or GameView, allowing special settings like the dark boost, which optimizes the graphics to display more details in darker scenes and aim point assistance.
The monitor Predator Z1 will be available at some selected retailers in EMEA by July with prices starting at € 599.
As is known, then, G-Sync synchronizes your monitor's refresh rate with that of the PC GPU to eliminate the tearing effect (a video cuts) and minimize the clicks (stuttering).
The resolution is an ultra-wide FHD (2560x1080) with a ratio of 21: 9 and covers 100% of the sRGB color space. The response time is 4 ms GTG (gray to gray) and the refresh rate is 200 Hz. Acer promises a total absence of effects of smearing and ghosting. Finally, support for six-axis color adjustment enables smooth gradations, maintaining the natural gradations and faithful color.
The viewing angle is 178 °, while the base is tiltable and adjustable in height. In addition, the rotation function automatically adjusts from portrait to landscape images. A quick release system allows you to separate the monitor from the stand for wall mounting, while the cables can be hidden inside the stand to keep the organized play area and without obstacles. Some models include an ambient light with different customizable colors (red, green, blue, white, orange) and styles (hard, pulsating, flashing or wave).
The Z1 monitors also include other gaming features such AcerVisionCare and BlueLight Shield to reduce eye strain or GameView, allowing special settings like the dark boost, which optimizes the graphics to display more details in darker scenes and aim point assistance.
The monitor Predator Z1 will be available at some selected retailers in EMEA by July with prices starting at € 599.
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