AOC announces their AG352UCG 3440×1440 100Hz G-Sync monitor
AOC announces their AG352UCG 3440×1440 100Hz G-Sync monitor
Right now 3440×1440 is a rare display resolution, often costing £1000 when combined with high refresh rates and adaptive refresh rate technologies like FreeSync or G-Sync. Today AOC plans on making this technology more affordable with their £799 35-inch AG352UCG monitor, which comes with a refresh rate of 100Hz and support for Nvidia’s G-Sync technology.
This display features a curvature of 2000mm, with rear LED illumination that can be controlled by the user to match their favourite eSports team or their chosen PC colour scheme.
The AG352UCG comes with an adjustable AOC Ergo base that offers height, tilt and swivel options and can be replaced with and VESA replacement monitor stand or mounting solution. This new display form AOC supports 100% of the sRGB colour space and supports connectivity through HDMI and DiaplayPort, though DisplayPort is the only G-Sync compatible input in the display.
Below is this monitor’s full specifications sheet, showcasing a GtG response time of 4ms and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. This display will come to market in March 2017 with an MSRP of £799, which is a lot cheaper than some other 100Hz 3440×1440 G-Sync displays.
You can join the discussion on AOC’s AG352UCG 3440×1440 100Hz G-Sync display on the OC3D Forums.
AOC announces their AG352UCG 3440×1440 100Hz G-Sync monitor
Right now 3440×1440 is a rare display resolution, often costing £1000 when combined with high refresh rates and adaptive refresh rate technologies like FreeSync or G-Sync. Today AOC plans on making this technology more affordable with their £799 35-inch AG352UCG monitor, which comes with a refresh rate of 100Hz and support for Nvidia’s G-Sync technology.
This display features a curvature of 2000mm, with rear LED illumination that can be controlled by the user to match their favourite eSports team or their chosen PC colour scheme.
The AG352UCG comes with an adjustable AOC Ergo base that offers height, tilt and swivel options and can be replaced with and VESA replacement monitor stand or mounting solution. This new display form AOC supports 100% of the sRGB colour space and supports connectivity through HDMI and DiaplayPort, though DisplayPort is the only G-Sync compatible input in the display.
Below is this monitor’s full specifications sheet, showcasing a GtG response time of 4ms and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. This display will come to market in March 2017 with an MSRP of £799, which is a lot cheaper than some other 100Hz 3440×1440 G-Sync displays.
You can join the discussion on AOC’s AG352UCG 3440×1440 100Hz G-Sync display on the OC3D Forums.