Introducing Big Format Gaming Displays: 65”, NVIDIA G-SYNC, 4K, 120Hz, HDR, SHIELD Built-In, and Much More

When you’re not gaming, switch over to the integrated NVIDIA SHIELD, the world’s most advanced streamer. This critically-acclaimed device, that before now was only available as a separate box, runs at up to 4K, in HDR, and has a whole host of apps and features. For streaming there’s support for Amazon, HBO, Hulu, Netflix, YouTube and many other key channels; for home and remote playback there’s best-in-class Plex and Kodi support; for extra gaming fun there are Android games and exclusive conversions of classic titles, such as Metal Gear Solid 2 and 3; for remote PC playing there’s GeForce NOW and GameStream; for relaxed user control there’s voice-powered Google Assistant; and for future household tech there’s SHIELD’s Smart Home technologies.

All these features, and more, are why the SHIELD is rated the most advanced 4K streamer by How To Geek, IGN, TechRadar, and countless others.

With the integration of G-SYNC for ultra-smooth PC gaming, we’re also able to display content as it was intended to be viewed by the director. On many other displays, various processes are used to playback 24 FPS movies and videos at 60 Hz, which results in noticeable judder and blurriness in panning scenes and moments of fast action. Some techniques and processes are better than others, but before now you could never approach the clarity of a high-quality cinema setup at home.

By using G-SYNC’s variable refresh rate technology, and a true 120Hz panel, BFGDs can be set to a genuine 24 Hz, perfectly matching the framerate of the source material, giving you a cinema-quality experience when watching at home. And of course, this also holds true for 48 FPS High Frame Rate content, 23.976 FPS U.S. broadcast television shows, and the framerate of any other media you access.

As you can tell by now, the custom-built, PC-focused BFGDs are great even when you’re not playing PC games. For example, many of us have a Nintendo Switch, or another console, and when playing on these the BFGD offers ultra-low levels of latency for snappier, more responsive controls, and has minimal display lag, reduced screen motion blur, and fantastic HDR support to make the colors pop in the likes of Forza Motorsport 7 and Horizon: Zero Dawn.

In conclusion, new Big Format Gaming Displays deliver an unmatched PC gaming experience for enthusiasts, with the world’s first 65” PC gaming panel, which supports 4K gaming at up to 120Hz, at ultra-low latencies, with G-SYNC and best-in-class HDR with 1000 nit peak brightness. And when you finally stop playing PC games for the day you’ll receive a fantastic experience playing NVIDIA SHIELD games, streaming content, using Plex and Kodi, watching movies and TV shows, playing on consoles, and watching livestreamed TV.

Big Format Gaming Displays deliver the first giant-screen PC gaming experiences, making them an absolute must for serious gamers who want the ultimate experience, and a fantastic display for those times when you’re not winning chicken dinners in PUBG, getting last hits in Dota 2, defusing bombs in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, rampaging through Los Santos in Grand Theft Auto V, or saving the hostage in Rainbow Six Siege.

Look for the release of Big Format Gaming Displays later this year from ACER, ASUS and HP. And if you’d like to stay up to date with the latest news on BFGD sign up for notifications here.