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As you readed in the my latest post, i got a new Laptop, it was a gift from my wife, as i said, the economics in my country are not ok, but my wife where saving some money, and, where she saw the older lap start to fail, she buy a new one, its a Acer Nitro5, with Intel 5, 4gb ram (that will be upgraded in the future), 1tb hard disc, 16gb Intel Optane (this thing is amazing, it like some AI, thats help the ram and the processor, Nvidia 1050m with 4gb. Its not much, actually it could be taken as entry level gamming laptop cuz the I5, but i just play ET wolfenstein, and use to my job and my wife job. Im happy 🤣🤣 Ps. I tryied to put a picture but the server just let me upload small images so, i had to take a screenshot from the picture lol yes, im not at my home...
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Acer is releasing its two new Predator XB1 monitor models later this month. The Z35 is coming soon too, but that won't be until December, according to Tom's Hardware. The $799 Predator XB271HU has an IPS panel, a 27-inch screen with a resolution of 2560x1440, and a top-end refresh rate of 165Hz. Its response time is 4ms, and it comes with two 2W speakers, an HDMI, a DisplayPort v1.2, and four USB 3.0 ports. Meanwhile the $899 XB271HK is also a 27-inch IPS panel, however its resolution is 3840x2160, and its refresh rate is 60Hz. Otherwise, the two monitors are identical. Both are G-Sync enabled, and also have Acer's GameView technology, where you can switch between various customizable profiles. As far as the specs go, Acer's XB271HU is extremely similar to Asus' PG279Q RoG Swift, which could be the new best gaming monitor. Both have the same resolution, and cap out at the same overclocked refresh rate. This means they're likely using the exact same panels, but there could be differences in calibration and other internals that give one display an edge over the other. With Acer's monitor, you get an extra USB port on the side. As for the Predator Z35, it has a high price tag and some beefy specs to go along with it. It will start at $1,200, and for that money you'll get a curved VA panel with a 35-inch display, a 2560x1080 resolution, and a refresh rate of 144Hz. The Z35 doesn't have a firm release date yet however, and we won't know which of the monitors is the best until they're all out. Source http://www.pcgamer.com/acers-predator-xb1-g-sync-monitor-to-duke-it-out-with-asus-this-month/
