Flanked by thin bezels for a more immersive experience, the Razer Raptor features a WQHD IPS display supporting HDR400. The premium display also boasts 95% DCI-P3 color gamut—wider than sRGB for cinematic, life-like hues whether you’re playing games or watching movies.
With a 144Hz refresh rate, get more than double the frame rates of the industry standard for stunning clarity and seamless gameplay. Ultra Low Motion Blur technology keeps response rates at 1ms, so each individual frame stays sharper for blistering fast, precise reactions.
Forged out of a single piece of aluminium, the monitor’s base is also designed with height, tilt and swivel adjustments. Complete with its own cable management system, the Razer Raptor is a perfect fit for any setup.
Get Pixel Perfect: http://rzr.to/Raptor
Razer Raptor 27" Gaming Monitor
A display that truly enraptures. Set your eyes on Razer Raptor, our first 27” gaming monitor: http://rzr.to/Raptor
Flanked by thin bezels for a more immersive experience, the Razer Raptor features a WQHD IPS display supporting HDR400. The premium display also boasts 95% DCI-P3 color gamut—wider than sRGB for cinematic, life-like hues whether you’re playing games or watching movies.
With a 144Hz refresh rate, get more than double the frame rates of the industry standard for stunning clarity and seamless gameplay. Ultra Low Motion Blur technology keeps response rates at 1ms, so each individual frame stays sharper for blistering fast, precise reactions.
Forged out of a single piece of aluminium, the monitor’s base is also designed with height, tilt and swivel adjustments. Complete with its own cable management system, the Razer Raptor is a perfect fit for any setup.
Get Pixel Perfect: http://rzr.to/Raptor
Flanked by thin bezels for a more immersive experience, the Razer Raptor features a WQHD IPS display supporting HDR400. The premium display also boasts 95% DCI-P3 color gamut—wider than sRGB for cinematic, life-like hues whether you’re playing games or watching movies.
With a 144Hz refresh rate, get more than double the frame rates of the industry standard for stunning clarity and seamless gameplay. Ultra Low Motion Blur technology keeps response rates at 1ms, so each individual frame stays sharper for blistering fast, precise reactions.
Forged out of a single piece of aluminium, the monitor’s base is also designed with height, tilt and swivel adjustments. Complete with its own cable management system, the Razer Raptor is a perfect fit for any setup.
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TK-1987The only gotcha is that his won't be out for a while (Linus guessed at least 6 months). I've been hoping for something like this, since last year's BFGD announcement... Dropping from 65 to 55 is OK, if it's OLED. (-;
Will you have to give Razer credit for a super clean and nicely designed monitor. . .Alienware is spanking them in a enticing gaming monitor. o_O
TK-1987Might not cost 700USD.
Will you have to give Razer credit for a super clean and nicely designed monitor. . .Alienware is spanking them in a enticing gaming monitor. o_O
.Z4x.I figured it was going to take awhile for this to come out back when nvidia announced it. And honestly it makes TVs exciting again. While I'm sure the first generation is gonna be expensive, it should pave the way for others to follow. Personally would like a 70"-75" myself. :wink_:
The only gotcha is that his won't be out for a while (Linus guessed at least 6 months). I've been hoping for something like this, since last year's BFGD announcement... Dropping from 65 to 55 is OK, if it's OLED. (-;
KenserkyIt'll probably be $5000-$6000. Probably more. Being it'll likely be the first of its kind on the market.
Might not cost 700USD.
+1Chromtastic <3
Razer.WolfPack<3
A display that truly enraptures. Set your eyes on Razer Raptor, our first 27” gaming monitor: http://rzr.to/Raptor Flanked by thin bezels for a more immersive experience, the Razer Raptor features a WQHD IPS display supporting HDR400. The premium display also boasts 95% DCI-P3 color gamut—wider than sRGB for cinematic, life-like hues whether you’re playing games or watching movies. With a 144Hz refresh rate, get more than double the frame rates of the industry standard for stunning clarity and seamless gameplay. Ultra Low Motion Blur technology keeps response rates at 1ms, so each individual frame stays sharper for blistering fast, precise reactions. Forged out of a single piece of aluminium, the monitor’s base is also designed with height, tilt and swivel adjustments. Complete with its own cable management system, the Razer Raptor is a perfect fit for any setup. Get Pixel Perfect: http://rzr.to/Raptor
very fascinating but really pricey but good for office spaces paired with the noma chroma and a chroma PCU
TK-1987I think you're too used to Razer's pricing. This is Dell/Alienware. I doubt it'll cost more than 3k, maybe 4k.
It'll probably be $5000-$6000. Probably more. Being it'll likely be the first of its kind on the market.
.Z4x.That's still quite a lot for a monitor.^^
I think you're too used to Razer's pricing. This is Dell/Alienware. I doubt it'll cost more than 3k, maybe 4k.
Razer.WolfPackThis looks awesome. Ive been waiting for the right gaming monitor to get but looks like I just found it. Cant wait to order one! Unless You guys wants to help out a college student with one to test out for academic purposes of course.
A display that truly enraptures. Set your eyes on Razer Raptor, our first 27” gaming monitor: http://rzr.to/Raptor Flanked by thin bezels for a more immersive experience, the Razer Raptor features a WQHD IPS display supporting HDR400. The premium display also boasts 95% DCI-P3 color gamut—wider than sRGB for cinematic, life-like hues whether you’re playing games or watching movies. With a 144Hz refresh rate, get more than double the frame rates of the industry standard for stunning clarity and seamless gameplay. Ultra Low Motion Blur technology keeps response rates at 1ms, so each individual frame stays sharper for blistering fast, precise reactions. Forged out of a single piece of aluminum, the gaming monitor’s base is also designed with height, tilt and swivel adjustments. Complete with its own cable management system, the Razer Raptor is a perfect fit for any setup. Get Pixel Perfect: http://rzr.to/Raptor
can humans live without a kidney? cause i sold one already to get a mouse+keyboard combo
It's a birdie!!
traxedIf you wish for mouse and keyboard from Razer, just give a try to Zsilvers, this month i've earned more than 100k without using Zgold. For the Raptor on the other side, try to sell an eye.:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye_:
can humans live without a kidney? cause i sold one already to get a mouse+keyboard combo
Y No G-Sync?!!
I admit, I'm very interested!! I've been wanting to upgrade my monitor for a while now, and this would be incredible!
Very nice device look great and feel of used components to build it very high quality and also cable menagment is great feture but the only thing that stop me to buy it is fewwsync ;/ The best performance is using the g-sync with g-sync panel and the same with amd freesync. So i hope in future we will see next model with g-sync for nvidia cards :)
Give to me baby
KenserkyWow - Gz! - how did you do that?
If you wish for mouse and keyboard from Razer, just give a try to Zsilvers, this month i've earned more than 100k without using Zgold. For the Raptor on the other side, try to sell an eye.:stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye_:
That cable management is sick! Want
did you guys did not know?.Freesync can use with Nvidia Card now.Thats why Razer and Aorus have only Freesync
Bl4ckBurnThis level of compatibility has still to be certified by Nvidia.
did you guys did not know?.Freesync can use with Nvidia Card now.Thats why Razer and Aorus have only Freesync
Bl4ckBurnBe aware that freesync and g-sync are two difrent technology that use difrent requriments to certified them from nvidia and amd. With activesync yeah you get simmular expiriance like g-sync or freesync but not that great like you dedicated to one brand.
did you guys did not know?.Freesync can use with Nvidia Card now.Thats why Razer and Aorus have only Freesync
This is indeed a nice looking monitor and a must-have for any Razer fan. I look forward to it being in the outlet store so I can get a discount ;)
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