Titan Army G27T8S Ultra QD-OLED monitor hits 320Hz for around $433

Titan Army launches the G27T8S Ultra, a 26.5- inch 2K QD- OLED gaming monitor with 320Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, priced at around $433.

Titan Army G27T8S Ultra QD-OLED monitor hits 320Hz for around $433

Titan Army has released the G27T8S Ultra, a 26.5-inch gaming monitor that targets competitive players with a 320Hz refresh rate. This high-speed panel allows gamers to reduce input lag and see motion clearly, which matters for shooters and fast-paced titles. The display uses a 4.5th generation QD-OLED panel to deliver deep blacks and vibrant colors at a 2K resolution.

New 26.5-inch display offers 320Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time

The monitor features a 2560×1440 resolution on a 26.5-inch screen, balancing sharpness with high refresh rates. It supports 10-bit color depth and covers 100% sRGB, 99% DCI-P3, and 98% Adobe RGB gamuts. Color accuracy is rated at Delta E < 1, ensuring precise color reproduction for both gaming and creative work.

Specifications

  • Panel Size: 26.5 inches
  • Panel Type: 4.5th Gen QD-OLED
  • Resolution: 2560×1440 (2K)
  • Refresh Rate: 320Hz
  • Response Time: 0.03ms GTG

Technical specifications include a 0.03ms GTG response time and a peak brightness of 1300 nits. The static contrast ratio reaches 1,500,000:1, and the panel holds HDR True Black 500 certification. Connectivity options consist of HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4 ports, supporting Adaptive-Sync technology.

The G27T8S Ultra includes gaming aids such as a crosshair, timer, stopwatch, and Eagle Eye Zoom. Anti-burn-in features are integrated to protect the OLED panel during long sessions. We previously covered the Titan Army G27T6T 26.5-inch Monitor Now, which offers a similar form factor but with different specs.

The monitor is available in China starting October 12, 2024, on JD.com. The price is 2898.9 CNY (around $433) after government subsidy. This pricing makes the high-refresh QD-OLED technology accessible to budget-conscious gamers in the region.

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