Control Ps5 Framerate

Significant framerate boost coming from a 3900XT.

Use for PS5 it’s in the title don’t let people control what you get they have specific storage

Great monitor for gaming, great framerate and beautiful picture quality. Only problem with it is a lack of ports on the back.

100% satisfied with this product. at first i wasnt really happy with the way the picture looked, but luckily it comes with a wide array of picture options, and i eventually found one that i was happy with. the only downsides i can think of (other than the price) isnt really a downside, but the monitor has its fair share of what i would catt useless features like a built in FPS counter that doesnt actually display the current framerate of the application youre youre running, it just stays statically at whatever you set your computers max FPS to, so unless if you want to have a constant reminder what your computers max framerate is, its pretty much useless. theres also a dashboard feature thats supposed to show your current computers CPU temp, CPU voltage, mouse DPI, ect, but how would the MONITOR be able to know that? i tried turning it on, and not surprisingly it said N/A for everything. so overall, if youre looking into a good 4k monitor and are ok with some pointless features, definitely go for it

I am blown away at the performance of this thing. I'm super satisfied with the framerate and response time. When I got it, it was the same price as the 144hz model, It was a no brainer to get it, thank you B&H for having the best price online!!

Got this camera to do some work with immersive software and it works really well. good quality image and framerate. just what I needed.

The monitor is awesome so far. Beautiful colors, high framerate, high pixel density. Still unclear how much burn-in will be an issue, though the monitor has lots of built-in mitigation features. Its also likely that the price will drop significantly over the next year, though this is the cheapest version of this panel.

With COVID-19 upon us, like many people in software engineering I'm now working from home. My home has a fantastic PC with a mechanical keyboard, mouse and larger monitor which I wanted to use with my Macbook Pro. Additionally, in the future I might have a gaming rig and a few dedicated Linux boxes, and this device delivered on all fronts. The little separate button is fantastic, I was able to drop the actual USB switch below my desk and only be left with the little button on my desk. You do have to round robin between the inputs, so having a good mental memory of what input number you're on and which input number you're trying to get to is important. While a KVM can theoretically provide a little bit more of an integrated solution between devices AND video, the framerate limits of KVMs coupled with some uncertainty regarding their ability to work with adaptive vsync specifications (gsync or freesync) left me a little leery of making what would be a more substantial investment. In the end, this solution works fantastically well and obviously won't ever present framerate limitations or introduce video latency.

This is my second GoPro (previous was a HERO5 Black). Stabilization and 4K framerate have been improved on this model, compared to my HERO5 Black. I like to use these on a one-handled gimbal around products and displays, an other scenarios, versus static shots. I also mount them for time-lapse, and just recently used one as a live camera in a multi-cam live-stream.

Just got a ps5 recently and this is a must have