AOC Gaming 27G2U - 27 Inch FHD Monitor,144Hz,1ms, IPS, AMD FreeSync, Height adjust, Speakers, USB Hub, Low Input Lag (1920x1080 @ 144Hz 250cd/m², HDMI/DP/VGA/USB 3.0)

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We will focus primarily in this round-up on the gaming aspects and tests, although will try and include as many of our typical measurements and results as we would in a normal review, but in a more compressed format. There are very good response times and a high refresh rate offering very good motion clarity for fast moving content. The only annoying thing is that the screen doesn’t remember your brightness setting for MBR off/on, so you have to change it when selecting or deselecting the mode if you need something brighter when enabled, or darker when turned off. Even switching down to the minimum ‘standard’ mode left pale overshoot in practice which was a shame.

You will find our calibrated ICC profile in the relevant section for each screen as well if you want to try it. AOC 36302-358-27 מסךמחשבגיימינג AOC 27G2U 27 לבסוף, המסךמעניקחוויתמשחקחלקהומרגשתבזכותטכנולוגית FreeSync Premium ורמקוליםמובנים. There is a 144Hz refresh rate offered along with adaptive-sync to support VRR from both AMD and NVIDIA systems (48 – 144Hz range).The VG24VQ is a little more expensive than some of the other models reviewed here, but it felt a little more premium in build quality, design and features. The bezel around the sides and top is near non-existent, measuring just a couple of millimetres, allowing you to use multiple monitors side by side with an almost seamless merge. Ha pedig már az IPS technológia áldásos hatásairól beszélünk, meg kell említenünk, hogy az az 1 ms, azért mégsem teljesen 1 ms a valóságban. There is a ‘low input lag’ mode in the menu but this doesn’t seem to impact the overall lag in practice.

Don’t confuse this model with the similarly named and looking 24G2U5 which only has a 75Hz refresh rate.

Overall 80% of the measured response times were within the refresh rate window, and so there was not really any added smearing or anything. In the ‘Fast’ mode the best measured response time was 1ms, so even in this mode the screen is living up to its spec. You can stick with the ‘Fast’ mode for all refresh rates including when using adaptive-sync for VRR which was great news and keeps things simple. There are a range of ‘GameVisual’ preset modes, ‘GamePlus’ options (Crosshair / Timer / FPS Counter / Display Alignment) and a Shadow Boost gamma adjustment feature. Ultra-fast response times, super-fast refresh rates, a great panel size, good black levels, it’s all here.

The stand provides a very limited and basic tilt only adjustment which is very stiff to operate and the screen is quite wobbly on the stand.

At the upper end this can be important for gaming from a further distance, especially in brighter rooms and the daytime.