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AOC has been fleshing out its new AGON series of gaming monitors all year long. Just last month, a brand new Ultra-Wide monitor was added to the lineup, which traded in resolution for a higher 200Hz refresh rate. This month things are a little different, with the AGON AG251FZ bringing things back down to standard 1080p, but pushing the boundaries further with a 240Hz refresh rate, the fastest yet.
Right now, there are only a handful of monitors around that can hit 240Hz, so this is quite an achievement. As for the other specs, this is a 1920×1080 25-inch display with AMD's FreeSync technology, which will allow your GPU to control your monitor's refresh rate. It also has a 1ms Grey-to-Grey response time, making it ultra-responsive for gaming.
Here are the full specifications:
- Model: AG251FZ
- Display: 25″ TN at 240 Hz
- Resolution: 1920×1080
- Sync technology: Adaptive Sync/FreeSync
- Signal input: 1x VGA, 1x DVI, 1x HDMI 2.0, 1x DisplayPort 1.2, 4 x USB 3.0
- Audio out/in
- Microphone in/out
- Height-adjustable ergonomic stand
- Built in Speakers
- 1 ms GtG response time
The stand features height adjustment and tilt. The screen itself features flicker-free technology and a low blue light mode, which can reduce any strain on the eyes should you need it. You won't be able to get your hands on this monitor for a while though, with a release date scheduled for January 2017. Perhaps we will see it on display at CES. Either way, when it does arrive it will apparently cost £449.
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KitGuru Says: As much as I like to see these new higher refresh rates on monitors, I don't think I could personally stomach spending almost £500 on a 1080p monitor these days. Especially after seeing some 144Hz/1440p monitors dipping below the £500 mark in the last 18 months. Still though, if you demand the highest refresh rates and don't mind sticking to 1080p, then this might be right up your alley.
This monitor seems fit for GTX 1080 at 1080p@240fps.
Thw real question would why this offers no real world benefit
Other then for the i must the the biggest/best crowd
Eh, some people just wanna crank the FPS as high as they can without screen tearing.
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Tearing is basically a none issue at 120hz let alone this
Screen tearing isnt a Issue for most people anyway its completely unnoticed
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