Titan Corps P28H2V

The biggest advantage of this monitor is that it is cheap, but in addition to being cheap, there are many other hot spots: dual HDMI 2.1, Type-C 65W, KVM one control two, and its own speaker. Some big brands are so stingy that they won't be given one in 2.1. I won't say who it is. This screen is the cheapest 4K 144Hz screen among the big brands on sale. The color gamut can reach 95% DCI-P3, but the factory adjustment is strange. It will be more comfortable to rent a Starscream to adjust it.

Titan Legion adopts the group creation D7B panel, which is the self assembled backlight version of E7B that we are familiar with before. The overall screen quality is average, and the abrasive tool is also a model shape. The picture will be obviously green, which is suitable for the limited budget. Just to experience the 4K picture quality and delicacy, players can choose it. The brightness and color gamut values are not very good, so we can only say that it has entered this threshold, It is not a big problem to play games alone. After all, it is also a FastIPS screen, which has fast response time. It may not be appropriate if you have high requirements for screen color.

The Titan P28H2V and 618 finally returned to the price in 1999. The game performance is really strong. The measured OD is in the default gear, with the best drag performance. The 99% SRGB and 89% P3 color gamut coverage. The color accuracy performance is also good. The static contrast can reach 1273:1. With low hardware blue light attribute and full interfaces, it is more suitable for heavy game players with low budget, However, the mold is really pulled, and the support only supports lifting and pitching, but does not support rotation. The brightness is low. The maximum brightness in the default SDR mode is only 286nit, and the appearance is dull