Thermaltake introduced the huge ultra-wide monitor TGM‑V49CDQ with a 32:9 aspect ratio
Thermaltake, which mainly manufactures cooling systems for processors, introduced the ultra-wide monitor TGM‑V49CDQ with a highly unconventional 32:9 aspect ratio.
What is known
The monitor is built on a 49” VA panel with a curvature that provides a fully immersive effect. The DQHD resolution (5120 x 1440) is equivalent to two 27” QHD monitors combined into one screen. The refresh rate reaches 240 Hz, and the response time is 1 ms GTG thanks to Fast VA technology. The brightness is claimed to be 400 nits, with HDR10 support, 10-bit color, and 95% DCI‑P3 color gamut coverage.
Thermaltake equipped the TGM‑V49CDQ with modern interfaces: two HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, USB‑C providing up to 90W power output for laptops, and also a USB hub.
The monitor has an adjustable stand, anti-glare coating, and signature RGB lighting. The model is suitable for multitasking and working with many windows, as well as for gaming, simulators, and streaming.
No data on the monitor's price and release dates yet.
Source: Thermaltake
