Today, AOC unveiled two models of 24 ” gaming monitors from the AGON range, namely AG241QG and AG241QX . Both equipped with a QHD resolution , the AG241QG model has a frequency of 165 Hz and is integrated with NVIDIA G-Sync Technology and NVIDIA ULMB; as far as the AG241QX is concerned , it differs in that it has 144 Hz and is capable of supporting Adaptive-Sync technology. For both models the response times are excellent, which are around 1 thousandth of a second and allow you to play without running the risk of slowdowns and blur.

The two monitors achieve a brightness of 350 cd / m², offering a static contrast ratio of 1000: 1. AOC’s Flicker-free technology , present in both the AG241QG and AG241QX models , allows you to minimize the flickering effect of the image and consequently allows you not to tire or annoy your eyes. The Adaptive-Sync model manages to go even further thanks to the Low Blue Light mode that allows you to reduce the short blue frequencies without sacrificing quality and colors. The Agon AG241QX model features D-Sub, DVI, two HDMI, DisplayPort and four USB 3.0 connectivity, while the AG241QG model offers one HDMI, one DisplayPort and four USB 3.0.

We remind all readers that AOC AGON AG241QX will be available from August 2016 at the price of 449 Euros , while AOC AGON AG241QG costs 599 Euros starting from September 2016. You will give us a thought on one of the two monitors for your computer or stay at yours current screen?