Is this the 144hz model? null

"Expert" probably meant to say 60Hz, rather than 60GHz, refresh rate. Would I ever like to see a 60GHz display panel - something far beyond what the unaided human eye can discern... The 60Hz panel is only rated for 250nits, so it will be on the dim side. It has color gamut limitations, too, but not so much as to cripple important details in game play. (Let your own eyes be the final judge of the latter.) There is still no concrete date for Lenovo to deliver the 144Hz/300nits panel. It remains a paper-only spec. One also has to wonder how well a GTX 1050Ti would drive it in actual game play.

“Is this the 144hz model?”

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"Expert" probably meant to say 60Hz, rather than 60GHz, refresh rate. Would I ever like to see a 60GHz display panel - something far beyond what the unaided human eye can discern... The 60Hz panel is only rated for 250nits, so it will be on the dim side. It has color gamut limitations, too, but not so much as to cripple important details in game play. (Let your own eyes be the final judge of the latter.) There is still no concrete date for Lenovo to deliver the 144Hz/300nits panel. It remains a paper-only spec. One also has to wonder how well a GTX 1050Ti would drive it in actual game play.
Answered by SpecDeepDiver 7 years ago
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No. This is a 60Ghz model.
Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 7 years ago
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