ASUS unveiled its first Super TN gaming monitor that can reach up to a staggering 610 Hz refresh rate with just 0.1 ms of response time.
ASUS ROG STRIX ACE XG248Q5G: The Fastest-Ever TN Gaming Monitor Unveiled Alongside ROG STRIX OLED XG32UCWG Dual Mode Gaming Monitor
ASUS just broke the 600Hz barrier and became one of the first to bring a 610Hz gaming monitor by introducing the ROG STRIX ACE XG248Q5G at Computex. ASUS's new offering aims to deliver a super-fluid gameplay experience without having to compromise much on the visuals.
The ACE XG248Q5G is one of the first Super TN panels to reach 610Hz in OC mode while delivering up to 0.1ms of response time. Through GameFast Technology, the monitor brings just 0.8ms of low input lag, which is 2.25x faster than whatever ASUS's competitors have to offer at under 600 Hz.
The ACE XG248Q5G boasts a 24.1-inch screen size with a full HD resolution. Typically, TN panels aren't that good when it comes to visual quality, but thanks to the rapidly evolving display technology, the Super TN panel on the ACE XG248Q5G is quite good enough to compete with modern gaming monitors and brings a good 90% DCI-P3 color gamut for vibrant color reproduction.
The monitor is equipped with Extreme Low Motion Blur 2 technology, which ASUS claims to be 65% brighter than its competitors. Detailed specifications are yet to be revealed, but this is currently the fastest eSports monitor you can have on your desk. Moreover, it also boasts a 30% smaller base for taking up less space on the desk and has excellent ergonomics for various adjustments.
The next one is the ROG STRIX OLED XG32UCWG, which is a powerful high-end 32-inch 4K gaming monitor with a WOLED display equipped with a TrueBlack Glossy coating. The monitor can reach a good 165Hz refresh rate with just 0.03ms of response time, making it a solid choice for enthusiasts. While it doesn't aim to compete with the 240Hz QD-OLED 4K monitors other vendors have announced recently, it brings dual-mode functionality that is unavailable on others.
ASUS calls it Frame Rate Boost, which essentially switches the modes from 4K@165Hz to FHD@330Hz and vice versa. With such versatility, you can easily gain more smoothness in your gameplay and decide between high-fidelity image quality and a fast-paced gaming experience. The monitor will come with OLED Care Pro for image burn-in protection and ROG Gaming AI for various enhancements.
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