Is the screen a TN panel or an IPS panel? null

It's VA and in some scenarios better than IPS such as backlight bleed. It has no backlight bleed.

AHVA, short for Advanced Hyper-Viewing Angle. AU Optronics have invested in their own IPS-type technology since 2012, dubbed AHVA. This technology is designed by AU Optronics as another alternative to IPS.

This will feature a fine-tuned TN 144Hz 7ms 72%NTSC Panel.

“Is the screen a TN panel or an IPS panel?”

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It's VA and in some scenarios better than IPS such as backlight bleed. It has no backlight bleed.
Answered by Anonymous 7 years ago
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AHVA, short for Advanced Hyper-Viewing Angle. AU Optronics have invested in their own IPS-type technology since 2012, dubbed AHVA. This technology is designed by AU Optronics as another alternative to IPS.
Answered by MADavis 7 years ago
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The website says IPS though
Answered by gooon 7 years ago
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This will feature a fine-tuned TN 144Hz 7ms 72%NTSC Panel.
Answered by Geno 7 years ago
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