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For barely more money than a good gaming mouse, AOC offers the C24G1A. It’s a 24-inch FHD VA curved gaming monitor with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync and wide gamut color. It puts up some impressive results i
That's an incredible set of specs for a gaming monitor of this price, especially when it's also got a height-adjustable stand and a sleek, slim design. There's still a hint of this being a 'gaming' screen thanks to the subtle red, metallic highlights on its lower bezel and the base of the stand, but for the most part, this is a good-looking modern screen you wouldn't be embarrassed to have in your home office or gaming desk - especially not when it's beautiful curved VA panel can produce such rich, vibrant colours straight out of the box. On its default Standard Eco mode and warm colour temp...
Of course, that's still a lot to spend on what's effectively two 27in, 2560x1440 monitors mashed together. The main reasons why the AOC is that much cheaper is because this screen 'only' has a 120Hz refresh rate instead of a 240Hz one like the G9, and its VESA HDR certification only meets the entry-level DisplayHDR 400 standard rather than the full whack DisplayHDR 1000 experience. The curve of its VA panel isn't quite as pronounced either, making it easier to see the edges of the screen without craning your neck. In fact, apart from its lower HDR specification, the AG493UCX has more in comm...
Until recently, anyone looking to buy a 240Hz gaming monitor had to make do with a 1920x1080 resolution. That's fine if you're buying a screen that's 24in or