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ViewSonic’s new Elite gaming monitors are compatible with multiple RGB lighting ecosystems

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https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/7/18168626/viewsonics-elite-gaming-monitors-multiple-rgb-lighting-compatible-specs-price-ces-2019

Elite, ViewSonic’s new gaming monitor sub-brand, has announced a pair of new gaming monitors, dubbed the XG240R and XG350R-C, equipped with 16:9 standard and 21:9 ultrawide displays, respectively. They are typical, flashy gaming monitors that have high refresh rates and use AMD FreeSync to avoid screen tearing, but their true standout feature is that they both support multiple PC lighting ecosystems.
That’s right. You can mix and match peripherals, but still maintain synced lighting. ViewSonic’s Elite RGB software partners include the TT RGB PLUS ecosystem by Thermaltake, Chroma by Razer, and MasterPlus by Cooler Master.

ViewSonic’s new Elite gaming monitors are compatible with multiple RGB lighting ecosystems

Jan 7, 2019, 1:30pm UTC

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https://www.theverge.com/2019/1/7/18168626/viewsonics-elite-gaming-monitors-multiple-rgb-lighting-compatible-specs-price-ces-2019 > Elite, ViewSonic’s new gaming monitor sub-brand, has announced a pair of new gaming monitors, dubbed the XG240R and XG350R-C, equipped with 16:9 standard and 21:9 ultrawide displays, respectively. They are typical, flashy gaming monitors that have high refresh rates and use AMD FreeSync to avoid screen tearing, but their true standout feature is that they both support multiple PC lighting ecosystems. > That’s right. You can mix and match peripherals, but still maintain synced lighting. ViewSonic’s Elite RGB software partners include the TT RGB PLUS ecosystem by Thermaltake, Chroma by Razer, and MasterPlus by Cooler Master.