Nvidia BFGD hands-on... the final displays need much better panels than the CES prototypes

At CES last week, Nvidia unveiled their vision for a range of enormous, retina-searing G-Sync HDR gaming screens, the Doom-ily named Big Format Gaming Display. I had a chance to get a look at the three BFGDs on show and sincerely hope the final screens have better panels than the pre-production prototypes are running right now.

You will definitely need one of the best graphics cards around to be able to power such a big fragging gaming display.

Don’t get me wrong, the new BFGDs are striking bits of extremely large tech. The imposing 65-inches of 4K G-Sync HDR gaming panel is desk, vision, and room-filling thanks to its sheer size, the distance PC gamers sit to their screens, and the 1,000nits of peak luminance the displays offer.

And that luminance figure isn’t as bright as this panel can apparently go. “Actually it’s a minimum of 1,000nits,” Nvidia’s Sean Cleveland tells me. “It could have more, but that’s the minimum.”

from
https://www.pcgamesn.com/nvidia-bfgd-performance-review