Asus unveiled the 6 -Hz gaming monitor

Asus has unveiled the ROG STRIX XG248Q5G-P monitor, which is a 5.5-inch game monitor. Focusing on electronic sports competitions, the monitor breaks down the image refreshing boundaries and, in overclocking, achieves a stunning 5 Hz. The monitor is not designed for ordinary users at a price of $ 1.5 ($ 1.5), but for those professional players looking for superiority per hundred seconds.

The XG248Q5G-P monitor uses a proprietary Super TN panel. The monitor uses an innovative approach that prefers high speed and very low delay over features such as wider vision angles or deep contrast. Although TN technology is often considered as a reconciliation, Asus seems to be determined to rebuild the technology. The panel covers 2 % of the DCI-P3 color spectrum, which is remarkable for this type of technology, which comes with an amazing response time of 1.2 milliseconds.

Asus is not just enhancing the renovation rate, and the monitor supports three refresh rate modes: 1 Hz, 2 Hz and up to 2 Hz in overclocking mode, which allows gamers to be highly flexible depending on the type of game or settings they want. Also, compatibility with NVIDIA G-SYNC technology and support for AMD FreeSync Premium are included in the monitor to ensure that the variable renovation technology keeps the game experience smooth and uninterrupted.

Asus has added to the product and has added a set of smart capabilities to the product, including dual backlight to upgrade the resolution of motion, AI Vision technology for dynamic images optimization, and ROG Gaming AI artificial intelligence capabilities, including on -screen target markers and shadows for gaming superiority.

In the connection section, we see advanced ports that include DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.1, Power Delives USB Type-C port, and a 1.5mm standard jack. Asus also offers the monitor with a flexible and functional installation arm.

Alongside the device, Asus has also unveiled the ROG STRIX XG32UCG Monitor, which is a dual -capable 5 -inch gaming display and can change between 4K resolution at 1 Hz and Full HD resolution at 1 Hz. The monitor uses a Fast IPS panel, supports the HDR10 standard, and offers an extremely 1.2mm rapid response time. Just like its younger brother, this model also features artificial intelligence capabilities, varied connection options and adjustable RGB lighting options through Aura Sync technology.