Any 1440p 144hz 10/12bit panels?

See thread title. This is what i'm looking for, but not sure if it exists.

I'm aware there are 4k panels that exist like this (Or at least 8 bit FRC) - But i'm not interested in 4k due to the GPU horsepower required and the fact that generally I find 1440p is enough at 27'' anyways.

XB271HU

http://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/31826fe

According to display specs, that's the only monitor that isn't 8-bit native (1440p 120hz+).

Thanks, this is exactly what i'm looking for. Apparently there is an Asus model using the same panel as well.

https://www.asus.com/au/Monitors/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/specifications/ is probably the asus one you refer to.

ReaperX22 said:

https://www.asus.com/au/Monitors/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/specifications/ is probably the asus one you refer to.

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That says 8 bit; Not 8 bit FRC, so i'm somewhat hesitant here.

The reason i'm shooting for 10 bit / 8 bit FRC is because my older Sony HDTV is 10bit and the lack of color banding really makes me wish my computer monitor did the same which is just straight 8-bit.

ReaperX22 said:

https://www.asus.com/au/Monitors/ROG-SWIFT-PG279Q/specifications/ is probably the asus one you refer to.

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It's not, PG279Q and XB271HU uses different panels.

XB271HU are the only user of its panel right now, and it's the only non-8bit 1440p144hz panel available, all other currently available options, TN or IPS, are all 8bit native only.

Ah sorry. Gotchya

Strangely only the (XB271HU) borderless 2.6 panel is listed as 8bit+FRC but not the other 144Hz AHVA panels.
But wasn't there some issue with the G-Sync module as in you can't select 10bit output on current G-Sync displays? I think I remember reading something like this.
Samsung releases some 27 and 31.5 1440p/144Hz quantum dot VA this year, supposedly with some kind of HDR support. No info about bitdepth though (so far Samsung VA monitors were all 8-bit only)

I'd be slightly weary of the 8bit+FRC, so far my google-fu has turned up:

1. XB271HU still only covers 72% NTSC, which is the same as all other 8bit panels (probably due to its dithering, rather than being a true 10bit).

2. I am not actually sure if it is possible to turn on 10bit mode under nVidia CP with this monitor attached. So far my google-fu has completely failed to find a definitive answer as to whether it actually works or not, because none of them really answered the question, and it is mixed with results from XB271HK, which is a 4k 27" G-Sync monitor. It'd be weird (if not outright lie) if it can't though, since it's one of the features (1.07B colours rather than 16M) that's advertised.

Bitdepth and color gamut not necessarily related, there is a 6bit+frc display with wider than AdobeRGB gamut and many 8bit+frc/10bit displays with only sRGB gamut.

Would be nice to hear from anyone who has the XB271HU if you can actually select 10-bit in windows or not. I'd love to get one if it does actually support it through G-Sync, but I'm not about to be the test dummy. I already have a 1440p 8bit Gsync panel and I'm tired of the color banding compared to my HDTV / older 60hz HP 10-bit panel.