If you've been looking to get more visual bang for your buck while you're gaming, Samsung has come up with some new QLED monitors that offer 1.07 billion colors, including one that is a massive 49" wide screen.

Samsung introduced the new line, with all three offering a one millisecond refresh rate and 1800R wraparound curvature. The 27" and 32" models are CHG70s with 2560x1440 resolution, while the 49" is CHG90 with a 3840x1080 resolution and an extra mini-Display Port. Samsung said in a release that the QLED tech "showcases games exactly as developers intended, dramatically improving picture quality and gameplay with crisper colors and sharper contrast."

QLED tech has only been used in high-end TVs before this and has a 144 Hz refresh rate. According to Samsung, it has four-channel scanning tech "to deter motion blur throughout the entire screen. The monitors have next-gen Radeon FreeSync 2 support, although there is no word of Nvidia support. The company also worked with EA developers Dice and Ghost Games to get HDR tech into Star Wars: Battlefront 2 and Need for Speed: Payback, respectively.

The new models run $599 for the 27", $699 for the 32", and a gaudy $1,499 for 49".