Cooler Master has launched two new gaming monitors, with the introduction of the new line of curved monitors in the GM series which, according to the company, is for “working and playing”.
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The new Cooler Master GM27-CFX has a 27-inch VA panel, but with a lower resolution of 1920 x 1080 (1080p), but with an ultra-fast refresh rate of 240 Hz. I’m not a big fan of 1080p gaming monitors with 240Hz ultra-fast refresh rates, as this would have been a much better deal if it had a higher 2560×1440 (1440p) resolution.
But then we have the high-end GM34-CWQ ARGB Cooler Master with a larger 32-inch VA panel and a native resolution of 3440 x 1440 (21: 9 aspect ratio, UltraWide), while driving at a refresh rate. still high at 144 Hz. . Both Cooler Master GM series game monitors have a response time of 0.5 ms and both touch Quantum Dot technology. The two new monitors also include a low blue light mode, ideal for all-night gaming sessions.
Cooler Master uses a 1500R curved panel in both the 27-inch and 34-inch UltraWide versions of the GM series game monitors. The company has a great example of the “optimal FOV” or field of view, with the 1500R curved panel for players. I see a SAPPHIRE Radeon RX series card in this machine, it looks nice.
Cooler Master’s new GM27-CFX costs $ 370 and is available starting today, while the larger GM34-CWQ costs $ 650, available starting May 30th.