31.5" Acer Nitro XV322QKV3

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31.5" Acer Nitro XV322QKV3
Immerse yourself in the world of your favourite AAA titles that support 4K (3840×2160) with this 31.5" Acer LCD monitor. 4K rendering is supported by high-end consoles, as well as PCs with a suitable graphics card that can handle such a resolution. A smooth picture is provided by the IPS panel with a refresh rate of up to 160Hz and a response time of 0.5ms, which you will appreciate especially when playing action shooters, RPGs, FPS games and more. This low response time shortens reaction times, giving you an advantage over other players. The IPS panel has excellent colour reproduction and the picture remains just as good even when you change the viewing angle. The matte surface of the display does not reflect RGB light in the room from the monitor and helps against light from a window. Thanks to the standard 16:9 aspect ratio, you can open two document windows side-by-side and work with them efficiently if needed. The IPS panel is illuminated by LEDs. The maximum brightness of 400cd/m² provides better readability when gaming in direct sunlight, but also makes it possible to use the monitor in showrooms, for example. It can be mounted on a wall or stand using the 100×100 VESA mount. This makes it easy to install multiple monitors.


Key Features of the 31.5" Acer Nitro XV322QKV3 Monitor
- For gaming, choose the 31.5" Acer LCD monitor with 4K (3840×2160) resolution
- Uses an IPS panel with a refresh rate of up to 160Hz and a response time of 0.5ms to display colours
- The matte finish display prevents glare and reduces eye strain
- The standard 16:9 format gives you a precise picture output
- The monitor features LED backlighting and 8-bit colour depth
- Maximum brightness of 400cd/m² is optimal for gaming even in direct sunlight and very bright rooms
- FreeSync Premium technology ensures smooth image loading
- Monitor with a flat design
The Acer monitor will surprise you with its interesting features and functions
The IPS 160Hz PC monitor from Acer offers interesting technologies. You can enjoy gaming without compromise with AMD FreeSync Premium technology, which regulates the monitor's refresh rate based on the graphics card's performance and adds support for HDR. This ensures a smooth picture. If you want to use this feature, you need to have a compatible graphics card that also supports this function. The IPS PC monitor 31.5" has a flat design, which is ideal if you plan to use multiple monitors simultaneously. It is equipped with a filter that lets less harmful blue light through, which can help reduce eye fatigue and improve sleep quality. HDR technology renders much more detail with realistic colour reproduction similar to what the human eye sees. This will completely immerse you and allow you to enjoy gaming to the fullest. You can tilt the monitor to match your eye level, promoting good posture and reducing the risk of back and shoulder pain. You can also rotate the monitor 90°. The vertical mode is useful for working with documents, programming, and browsing websites.

Choose your monitor by colour depth and native contrast
Colour depth refers to the number of colours a monitor can display. A monitor with 6-bit colour depth can display almost three hundred thousand colours, while a 10-bit monitor can display over a billion colours. A higher colour depth allows for the display of finer shades of colour and ensures a more realistic and vivid rendering. The colour depth of the offered monitor is 8-bit. The Acer monitor has a native contrast of 10000:1. The native contrast ratio indicates the difference between the brightest and darkest points that the monitor can display. If a monitor has a contrast ratio of 3000:1, it means that the brightest point (white) is 3000× brighter than the darkest point (black). A higher native contrast contributes to better detail resolution in both dark and light areas of the image, which can be crucial when playing games that contain dark scenes. A native contrast not exceeding 1000:1 will be suitable mainly for office purposes, up to 2000:1 is appreciated for gaming and watching films. A value above 2000:1 is characteristic of monitors for graphic designers and video editing.
Data on the energy label for monitors:
- The header states the manufacturer and model of the monitor
- The scale of energy classes (left), the specific energy class of the product (right)
- kWh/1000h: energy consumption in kilowatt-hours per 1,000 hours of operation
- Pixels: vertical and horizontal display resolution (3840×2160px)
- Units in inches and centimetres: screen screen size
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screen size:
31.5"
Colour Gamut (sRGB):
99%
Graphics Interface:
HDMI and DisplayPort
Graphics Interface Standards:
DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1
Energy Class in HDR Mode:
G
Specifications
Power outlet type
Display diagonal and resolution
Construction
Panel and screen technology
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Backlight and colour
Connection
Colour gamut
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| Manufacturer information |
Acer Czech Republic s.r.o., Na Hřebenech II 1718/10, 140 00 Praha 4, Česká republika, https://www.acer.com/cz-cs Acer has focused on developing and selling its branded products in the field of information technology. Acer offers its products in Europe, Middle East, Africa, the Americas, Asia Pacific, China and Taiwan. The company was founded in 1976 and the milestones include the takeover of the IT division of the American Society of Texas Insrumets (1997) or the takeover of Gateway and Packardbell (2008). Acer Group is among the four largest producers of personal computers globally and employing over 7,400 employees. The current success of Acer's mission is to break the barriers between people and technology.
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