Titan Army Launches V27MQ7 MAX Monitor
The Titan Army V27MQ7 MAX monitor offers a high refresh rate and advanced display technology.
Titan Army has launched the V27MQ7 MAX monitor, featuring a native resolution of 2560×1440 and a base refresh rate of 500Hz, overclockable to 565Hz. The display uses a second-generation HFS oxide panel paired with quantum dot technology and 2304 Mini-LED local dimming zones.
At lower resolutions, the refresh rate increases significantly. At 1280×720, it reaches 1000Hz, with an overclock option reaching 1060Hz. The monitor also boasts a static contrast ratio of 1800:1 and peak brightness levels of 750nits in SDR, 1400nits in HDR, and 3000nits in XDR mode.
Connectivity options include two HDMI 2.1 inputs, one DisplayPort 1.4, a USB-B upstream port feeding two USB-A ports, and a 3.5mm audio jack. The stand offers up to 150mm of height adjustment and swivel tuning, with a total power draw maxing out at 240W. The monitor is listed for 5555 yuan (around £626).
Key facts
- 2560×1440 resolution
- Base refresh rate of 500Hz, overclockable to 565Hz
- Second-generation HFS oxide panel with quantum dot technology and 2304 Mini-LED local dimming zones
- Peak brightness reaches 750nits in SDR, 1400nits in HDR, 3000nits in XDR mode
- Listed for 5555 yuan (around £626)
Sources
- KitGuruTitan Army’s V27MQ7 Max MiniLED monitor pushes up to 1060Hz
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