Stefan Mileschin

Despite the impending release of the Acer Predator X27 and Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ, Eurogamer advises that PC games with HDR support may not necessarily grow in number, as these costly displays will entice few buyers. Obviously, adoption rates and developer interest will not improve until modest but cheaper options are available: the author argues that these might make more sense even on a technical level. In terms of potential spec reductions, a cheaper 60Hz equivalent to these screens would work just fine for the majority of gamers. After all, the irony is that no GPU exists that can run the latest games at 4K at anything like 120fps, let alone 144fps. Indeed, even getting a reasonably solid 60ps on today's top-end PC hardware usually requires careful settings tweaks, and G-Sync proves highly useful for simply for ironing out the kinks in the 50-60fps range.

http://www.hardocp.com/news/2018/05/...pport_problem/