Titan Army is stepping into the “hyper refresh rate” segment with the U275M, a 27-inch gaming monitor that is part of a new wave of dual-mode displays that trade resolution for hyper-fast refresh rates over 1000Hz. 

As noted by Wccftech, at 1060Hz, the U275M currently ranks second-fastest among publicly announced monitors, trailing only the HKC Antgamer, which offers a 1080Hz mode. To support this speed, the monitor uses Dual-Side Backlight Technology and Quantum Dot (QD) film, achieving HDR 600 certification and professional-grade Delta E < 1 colour accuracy.

A refresh rate of 1060Hz is meaningless if the pixel response times can't keep up, leading to “ghosting” or smeary images. To combat this, Titan Army is introducing Dynamic Display 2.0. This updated motion-clarity system reportedly combines Black Frame Insertion (BFI) with local dimming control to eliminate “screen shaking” and motion blur.

While the U275M can deliver an impressive refresh rate, playing at 720p on a 27-inch screen is a significant hurdle for many. At that resolution and size, pixel density drops to roughly 54 PPI, which can make text and fine details look incredibly blocky.

KitGuru says: Would you be willing to reduce the display resolution to 720p to reach a 1000Hz refresh rate?

Another monitor maker just introduced its 1000+Hz gaming monitor for competitive gaming, and this one is a dual-mode monitor, too. Titan Army Shows Off Its New Dual-Mode Gaming Monitor That Can Reach 1060 Hz at HD and Brings Excellent Color Accuracy We have at least 3-4 monitor makers who have announced their 1000 Hz gaming monitor models in the past few months. HKC and its subsidiary, Antgamer, were the first vendors in China to introduce a 1000 Hz gaming monitor, and now it's Titan Army, which has teased its latest 1060 Hz offering on Twitter. Titan Army has a wide […]

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