Nvidia's behemoth 65-inch gaming monitors are a sight to behold

4K? Check. HDR? Check. G-sync? Check. 120Hz refresh rate? Check!

These "BFGDs" even have Nvidia's Shield set-top box technology built right in. It's kind of like those Roku-based smart TVs, where the Roku functionality is built directly into the TV.

Which is all to say one thing: These aren't just large gaming displays. They're large, sure, but they're also top-of-the-line in terms of specs. That means games will look incredible — as long as you have a PC that's powerful enough to make them look incredible, of course.

Instead of putting this massive display in your PC gaming area, why not put it in your living room? That's definitely an option.

By using Nvidia Shield tech, you could stream PC games to the huge display without having to directly connect your PC. You'll lose some visual quality by streaming games, and you'll add some latency in the process, but games will still look pretty good regardless. 

There's no pricing information available for the "BFGD" displays just yet, nor is there an official release date. The displays are scheduled to go up for sale "this summer," when we'll presumably hear more about pricing as well.

That said: Expect them to be expensive. 

We're talking about huge monitors at 65-inches, with 4K and HDR capabilities, in addition to a very high refresh rate and G-sync functionality. Expect to pay somewhere in the several thousands.