Community-powered gaming hardware creator Dough revealed their latest product this week with the Spectrum 4K 144Hz Gaming Monitor. The design is made to look sleek on your desktop (or mounted if you ...

The Spectrum Black 4K ES07E3D monitor features a 31.5-inch diagonal display with a 16:9 aspect ratio. The monitor utilizes an OLED panel that achieves a peak brightness of 1000 nits with HDR (400 nits ...

It may have changed names, but the glossy Dough Spectrum 4K gaming monitor is a glorious thing. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

If you're looking for a swanky screen to play your games at a low price, look no further. Users in the market for a gaming monitor or an ultra-sharp 4K display for their productivity needs can now ...

A truly exceptional offering powered by next-gen necessities. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When the Xbox Series X|S released ...

Why haven’t we seen a glossy gaming monitor yet? It’s a fair question given that the best gaming monitors are dominated by matte panels, especially when you consider glossy creator displays like Apple ...

ALAMEDA, Calif. and LAS VEGAS – June 15, 2015 – RGB Spectrum is pleased to announce the launch of the LinxTM 4K, a new high performance matrix switcher for simultaneously routing 4K UHD and 2K (HD) ...

It's no use packing your rig with the best gaming CPU and graphics card if you don't own a screen that can keep up with the amount of frames they push, but high refresh rates usually come with a ...

Why don’t we have any glossy gaming monitors? It’s been a question on the fingertips of countless Redditors for years, driving some to go as far as to pull the matte coating off their gaming display, ...

Alameda, Calif.-based RGB Spectrum introduced the QuadView IPXe high performance 4K multiviewer. The multiviewer displays multiple video sources simultaneously on a single screen in customizable ...

Eve Spectrum was the first-ever crowd-developed monitor, and if it came out of the oven properly and on time -- it would've been the very first HDMI 2.1 monitor and made history. We're now much closer ...