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Published: June 13, 2017 | Source: PCPerspective | Author: Mark Campbell

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

 
At E3 2017, Alienware has launched two new gaming displays, both of which come with 240Hz refresh rates and support variable refresh rate technologies. 
 
The first of these two displays is the AW2518H, which is a G-Sync display and the AW2518HF, which is a FreeSync Display. Both of these monitors are pretty much identical, coming with the same 1080p TN panel, stand design and 25-inch screen sizes. 
 
Both of these monitors are also said to support Alienware’s AlienFX RGB lighting system, which will allow this display’s integrated lighting to be defined by users or by supported games. 
 

  

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

 

Both of these displays will be available starting today in the US with prices of $699 and $499 for the G-Sync and FreeSync versions respectively, which makes the FreeSync version $200 cheaper.  

 

You can join the discussion on Alienware’s new 240Hz FreeSync and G-Sync displays on the OC3D Forums. 

 

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

 
At E3 2017, Alienware has launched two new gaming displays, both of which come with 240Hz refresh rates and support variable refresh rate technologies. 
 
The first of these two displays is the AW2518H, which is a G-Sync display and the AW2518HF, which is a FreeSync Display. Both of these monitors are pretty much identical, coming with the same 1080p TN panel, stand design and 25-inch screen sizes. 
 
Both of these monitors are also said to support Alienware’s AlienFX RGB lighting system, which will allow this display’s integrated lighting to be defined by users or by supported games. 
 

  

Alienware releases two new 240Hz variable refresh rate monitors

 

Both of these displays will be available starting today in the US with prices of $699 and $499 for the G-Sync and FreeSync versions respectively, which makes the FreeSync version $200 cheaper.  

 

You can join the discussion on Alienware’s new 240Hz FreeSync and G-Sync displays on the OC3D Forums. 

 

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