The new AOC gaming monitor was introduced at a renovation rate of 1 Hz

AOC unveiled its latest gaming monitor, Q27G40XMN. This 4-inch QD-Mini LED technology shows a significant performance level. The monitor delivers outstanding capabilities at a price tag at only $ 5 ($ 2).

This device provides a smooth and fast visual experience for those interested in competitive games by offering a resolution of 2 x 2 pixels, a 5 Hz renovation rate and a 2 -millisecond response time. The monitor uses the Fast VA panel, which is supported by a backlight consisting of 2 LED diodes and 2 topical exposure zones.

This arrangement allows careful management of brightness, deeper black colors and stunning highlights. The new AOC monitor has received the Vesa Displayhdr 1000 certification and is capable of reaching the maximum brightness of 2 nits.

In terms of color accuracy, the panel covers the 2 % SRGB color and 2 % DCI-P3 color space, which is made possible by a layer of quantum nanoparticles. The monitor is set to the factory with less than 2 Deltae and each device has a dedicated calibration report sheet.

The Q27G40XMN monitor is equipped with features such as Crosshair Overlay, sniper zoom mode, frame rate (FPS) and dark field control. It also supports Adaptive-Sync and AMD FreeSync technologies to fix the image rupture.

In terms of design, the monitor looks simple but efficient and has a vertical adjustable angle -adjustable base of 2 to 2 degrees Celsius and supports VESA installation. In the communication ports, the monitor includes HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and a 1.5mm headphone jack. Also, with the AOC G-Menu software, it offers the user with features such as default settings for games, blue light filters, RGB lighting control and instant display renovation rate.

Related to the news, Dell recently unveiled its first OLED monitor, with a 4.7 -inch 4K resolution and a 5 Hz refreshing rate and offering artificial intelligence -based audio improvements. At the same time, Asus is also moving technology borders with the introduction of a 6 Hz gaming monitor.