Based on the previews, the Taiwanese giant’s latest Full HD gaming monitor looks impressive.
Recently, ASUS finally lifted the veil on what was already broadcast at this year’s CES, Rog Swift Pro PG248QP About the more detailed specifications of the screen with a refresh rate that can be increased to 540 Hz by overclocking, which in principle will cost (net) $ 900.
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The HDR10 peripheral equipped with a 24.1-inch E-TN (Esports-TN) panel runs at a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels, and while the luminance ceiling is 400 cd/m2, changing from gray to gray takes 0.2 milliseconds. The display with a 1000:1 static contrast ratio, NVIDIA G-Sync certification and VESA DisplayHDR 400 allows 16.7 million colors to be displayed, with 125 percent sRGB color space coverage, and is factory calibrated to delta E<2 color accuracy and 170/160 degree viewing angles are paired.
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It is certainly worth noting that the model uses ULMB 2 (Ultra Low Motion Blue 2) technology to reduce motion blur, and if we are not satisfied with 500 Hz, we need an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20 series video card and the Windows 11 operating system.
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On the back of the device, equipped with Aura Sync lighting, there is a DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, two HDMI 2.0 inputs, two USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A ports, as well as a 3.5mm ESS codec that supports 384 kHz/32-bit PCM audio. There is a jack connector, And the stand with cable guide, which can be adjusted to suit our sitting position in any way except swivel, is interesting as the base part can be folded to save some space on our table.
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Of course, the model, which usually consumes less than 21 watts, does not lack a VESA mount point either – which this time is included in the equation in the form of 100 x 100 mm – and in the OSD menu, as well as NVIDIA Reflex Analyzer, functions that help gamers, Such as a crosshair, timer, stopwatch, or frame counter display.
