MISURA Desktop Monitors Key Specs: G-Sync, HDR and Power Delivery

MISURA desktop monitors are suitable for graphics and video professionals, avid gamers and everyday office use. Their thin bezels around the screen make it easy to connect multiple monitors side by side, expanding your workspace. There are several models of MISURA monitors on the market, which begs the question: How to choose the right desktop monitor?

Take a close look at the individual parameters of the desktop monitors. You will find out whether brightness, the type of panel used, the technologies that are integrated or the screen response is more important to you. Understanding these parameters will make your decision-making easier when choosing a monitor and ensure that you choose the one that best suits your needs.

Contrast

Contrast is a key parameter in assessing the quality of a display image. It is the ratio between the brightest and darkest points of the display. The higher the contrast, the better the resolution between the light and dark areas of the image. A typical contrast ratio is given as a number, for example 1000:1, which means that the brightest part of the image is a thousand times brighter than the darkest part. 1000:1 is the minimum contrast ratio suitable for office monitors. For watching movies or playing games, it is advisable to have an even higher contrast so that details in both dark and light scenes are clearly visible.

HDR (High Dynamic Range)

HDR, or High Dynamic Range, is a technology that allows a wider range of light intensities to be displayed than conventional display technologies. This means you can see more detail in both the light and dark parts of the image. HDR is often an important feature when viewing high-definition content, as it allows for more realistic and vivid colours and contrasts.

Brightness

The brightness of a display determines how much light the display can emit. Higher brightness is usually desirable, especially if you want to use the monitor in a brightly lit environment or if you are involved in graphic design or photo editing. However, extremely high brightness can be uncomfortable in dark environments and can also increase power consumption. The minimum brightness value for monitors in direct sunlight is 350 nits, for monitors without direct sunlight it is 200 nits.

Dimension

The display size is the physical size of the screen, usually measured on the diagonal in inches (1 inch = 2.54 cm). The size of the display can affect the experience of using the monitor, with larger displays usually providing a better display and allowing more of the desktop to be viewed.

Hertz (Hz)

Hertz (Hz) refers to the refresh rate of the display. The higher the Hertz value, the smoother the movement on the screen. This is especially important when playing games or watching videos where fast movement is a key factor. Standard monitors usually have a refresh rate of 60 Hz, while gaming monitors can have 144 Hz or even higher.

Resolution

The resolution of a display is the number of pixels it can display horizontally and vertically. A higher resolution means that the monitor can display more detail and provide a finer image. For example, a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (known as Full HD) means that the screen has 1920 pixels in width and 1080 pixels in height. This resolution is now common for all office monitors with a 24" screen size. For larger models, you'll see QHD or U-QHD resolution. For gaming monitors, FullHD is sufficient.

Over Drive

Over Drive is a technology used to increase the response of pixels on the display, which can lead to a reduction in image blurriness during fast movements. This technology is often used in gaming monitors to minimize image blurring during fast-paced gaming actions.

FreeSync and G-Sync

FreeSync and G-Sync are technologies developed by AMD and NVIDIA that synchronize the refresh rate of the monitor with the frame rate of the graphics card. This helps prevent tearing and various synchronization issues, which can improve image smoothness, especially when gaming.

VESA

VESA is a standard for mounting monitors that allows users to mount the monitor on various stands, wall mounts or monitor arms. There are several types of VESA standards, which vary according to the size and arrangement of the mounting holes on the back of the monitor.

Response

Monitor response time refers to the time it takes for a pixel to change from one state to another. A lower response time means a faster response and is usually preferred, especially in games where fast action is important. Avid gamers look for monitors with a response time of 1-4ms, while even monitors with a response time of 30ms are sufficient for normal office work.

RGB backlighting

RGB backlighting allows you to adjust the monitor's background color palette or lighting effects to the user's preference. This feature is often used in the development of gaming monitors or monitors for creative work where the ability to customize the lighting is important. MISURA monitors offer RGB backlighting on the back of the monitor.

Aspect ratio

The aspect ratio of a monitor determines the ratio of the width to the height of the screen. The most common aspect ratios are 16:9 (widescreen format) and 4:3 (traditional format). The correct aspect ratio can affect the comfort of working or viewing content.

Eye protection features - Low Blue Light and Flicker Free

Low Blue Light is a monitor feature that reduces the amount of blue light emitted by the display. Blue light can have a negative impact on sleep and eye health, especially if you have prolonged exposure to the monitor in the evening. The Low Blue Light feature reduces blue light emissions, which can improve sleep quality and reduce eye fatigue.

AFlicker Free monitor is one that minimizes screen flicker, which can be uncomfortable for the eyes and cause fatigue. This feature is especially important for long-term monitor use and can help reduce eye fatigue.

Power Delivery

MISURA desktop monitors parameters

The following table provides an overview of the individual parameters for all MISURA desktop monitors.