The next main menu section is Color. Here, you can choose between warm, normal and cool presets, or define your own colour balance via red, green and blue levels. You can also define three levels of blue light reduction beyond Off to give your eyes a rest. There are three gamma presets. The 2.2 one is the default, as expected, but you can also select 1.8 and 2.6. These are quite large steps between the options.

Have had 0 issues with this monitor. Very happy. only thing to bare in mind is you need to tweak the settings a tiny bit but after that 10/10!!! by Jamie We first run this test with the display in its default, out-of-the-box state, with all settings on default after a factory reset. We then calibrate the screen using the Spyder software and run the test again. Next along are the Eco Modes. These are just numbered 1, 2 and 3, rather than being usage-specific presets. We pay careful attention to any artefacts, ghosting or motion blur, and enable any gaming-specific features, such as adaptive-sync settings like G-Sync or FreeSync, using a compatible graphics card in our test PC. Overall, then, a decent performance apart from brightness and colour uniformity. With calibration, you can get excellent colour fidelity out of this screen, and otherwise its brightness and contrast levels are as expected for an IPS panel.FreeSync Premium support at up to 144Hz delivers the silky gameplay typically associated with pricier units. Though our benchmarks reveal out-the-box accuracy to be very good – more on that later – VA panel technology does result in visible colour shift from side to side. We don’t notice it when sat front and centre, but wouldn’t recommend this particular model for a super-wide, dual-screen setup. Covering 100% of the sRGB colour range, this IPS panel provides outstanding colour accuracy and wider viewing angles guaranteeing high-fidelity, vivid battleground scenes. Having the option to do picture-in-picture or picture-by-picture actually makes sense with a monitor this wide. There are plenty of options how this is configured, too. Above 50 per cent brightness the colour uniformity also starts to diverge along the left-hand edge as well.

The ratio between the horizontal and the vertical side of the display. Some of the standard and widely used aspect ratios are 4:3, 5:4, 16:9 and 16:10. To help verify the claims, our review unit was collected by iiyama, flashed to the latest firmware and returned for further evaluation. At the time of writing, we can confirm that the updated sample has been power cycled 50 times and counting, with no sign of any problem. The iiyama G-Master GB3461WQSU-B1 box is quite enticing, depicting a space armour helmet reminiscent of one of the 3DMark tests. Have it your way! Choose one of the predefined gaming modes (including FPS and strategy) or set and memorize your own settings. The percentage of the approximate area, taken by the active part of the screen, to the total front area.Finally, the Setup Menu lets you configure the way the video input is displayed, with 17, 19, 19.5, 21.5, 23 and 24in options. The first two are 5:4 aspect and others 16:9. With an HDMI input, you can choose whether to use the full or limited RGB range. You can enable or disable FreeSync and HDR, whether the opening logo is displayed as well as the power LED. Memory recall is actually the factory reset option. The third button along simply adjusts the volume on the stereo 5W built-in speakers, or headphones if you're using those instead. The iiyama G-Master GB3461WQSU Red Eagle monitor has the ingredients to become one of the most attractive ultrawide monitors to date. However, the colour accuracy has improved to an excellent 1.05. Not the absolute best we've seen, but much more in keeping with what we would expect from an IPS panel – particularly one delivered in a monitor made by iiyama. Under OSD settings you can change the position of the OSD and how long it stays onscreen, as well as call up information about the current screen signal input.