| Developers: | AOC |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2017/08 |
| Last Release Date: | 2022/01/10 |
| Technology: | Audiovisual systems, Office equipment |
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AOC AGON is a series of game monitors from AOC.
2022: Agon Pro AG274QGM
On January 10, 2022, the company, AOC one of the world's manufacturers game monitors and IT accessories, introduced the Agon Pro AG274QGM - a monitor with high-speed mini lighting. LED
In dynamic games , victory is measured in milliseconds. Games using Nvidia Reflex API reduce input latency by dynamically synchronizing graphics with, processors GeForce CPU so they can gamers detect targets faster, respond more accurately, and aim more accurately. The Nvidia Reflex Analyzer monitors game clicks, mice measuring the time to pixel changes (for example, flashes from a pistol shot) on the screen. The Nvidia Reflex Analyzer package can work in tandem with Nvidia Reflex-supported monitors and input devices, allowing users to accurately see what the overall delay of their system is and play, knowing that they computer work with the minimum possible delays.
For greater flexibility in everyday use, the AG274QGM is equipped with four USB 3.2 ports, which allows users to directly connect the periphery, such as a keyboard or mouse. At the same time, the USB port, marked in green, is intended for devices that support Nvidia Reflex Analyzer.
Agon Pro AG274QGM is created precisely for the gamer audience for which milliseconds matter. This game monitor provides a sufficiently high refresh rate of 300 Hz and a response time of GtG - 1 ms. The AG274QGM model with a diagonal of 68.6 cm (27 inches) has a QHD resolution (2560x1440 pixels), which is the optimal option in terms of achieving a high frame rate with high image clarity.
The AG274QGM IPS panel provides wide viewing angles, high color accuracy and features patented color calibration from Nvidia. Mini LED-based lighting consists of 576 zones with adjustable brightness, which provides bright visual perception and deep black color, allowing the monitor to comply with the VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certificate. Support for Nvidia G-Sync Ultimate technology allows users to use the features of a variable refresh rate to eliminate image delays and breaks. Moreover, this means reducing the input delay even when playing highly realistic HDR images. The built-in G-Sync module synchronizes the image on the screen with the graphics processor. Thanks to this, the AG274QGM provides gamers with fairly smooth gameplay without halos.
Agon by AOC also presents a game mouse with support for Nvidia Reflex. This model for right-handed women is distinguished by its original honeycomb pattern and futuristic appearance. The shape and design make the mouse quite light, its weight is 58 g. Thanks to the smaller number of contact points and breathable design, this mouse is easy to handle. The manipulator is equipped with a Pixart PMW3389 sensor and Kailh switches designed for 80 million presses. The AOC GM510 offers users 16000 DPI, 50 g acceleration and 400 inches per second tracking accuracy.
Since both products provided support Nvidia Reflex technology, the GM510 mouse can be connected to the appropriate USB port on the AG274QGM, which will allow players to track the exact information delay of the system.
2021: Agon Pro AG274UXP, Agon Pro AG274QG и Agon Pro AG274QXM
On October 26, 2021, the company, AOC one of the world's brands game monitors and a manufacturer IT of accessories, announced that it was introducing three models of Agon Pro monitors to the market at once. Models are aimed at professional and: gamers cyberathletes 27-inch AG274QXM (QHD resolution and screen refresh rate 170 Hz) with IPS panel, support for Mini LED and Vesa DisplayHDR 1000 technologies, 27-inch AG274UXP (resolution 4K and screen refresh rate 144 Hz) and 27-inch QG 240 Frequency. Both of the latest models support the Vesa DisplayHDR 600 technology and are equipped with frameless screens with an IPS matrix.
Competitive games and e-sports require a high screen refresh rate and a minimum delay level. At the same time, story games are by nature much calmer and pay more attention to the quality of graphics. To enhance immersion in their worlds, you need high-quality color rendering and a wide dynamic range with HDR support. In Agon Pro monitors, these features are combined, and the user receives devices with high performance (refresh rate up to 240 Hz at response time of 1 ms GtG), high resolution (QHD or 4K) and support for Vesa HDR technologies (DisplayHDR 600 or DisplayHDR 1000).
The 27-inch AG274QXM monitor is equipped with a special Shadow Shield protective visor that helps eliminate glare on the screen from sunlight or bright lighting at e-sports competitions. The Mini LED backlight technology and high-speed QHD IPS panel (2560 x 1440) provide 576 local backlight areas with DisplayHDR 1000 support. Compared to conventional illumination technologies, this gives a more uniform brightness to all areas of the screen and reduces the effect of the halo. Also, the use of technologies allowed to reduce the thickness of the monitor. At the same time, DisplayHDR 1000 makes it possible to bring brightness to 1000 nits and maintain the saturation and naturalness of all shades of black on the screen in any situation. The monitor displays 1.07 billion shades with 99 percent coverage of DCI-P3 color space. Gamers, and first of all cyberathletes and fans of competitive games, will be able to estimate updating frequency at 170 Hz at response time in only 1 ms of GtG. And in order to achieve a smooth change of frames on the screen, the monitor supports G-Sync technology, which can eliminate image breaks even when HDR is turned on.
The 27-inch AG274UXP received a 4K Nano IPS panel (3840 x 2160), which, combined with a screen pixel density of 163 PPI, provides optimal picture clarity. The monitor has high resolution and frequency of updating of the screen in 144 Hz at response time in 1 ms of GtG. Support for the DisplayHDR 600 increases the brightness of the monitor and expands its dynamic range, and 1.07 billion shades and 98 percent coverage of DCI-P3 space guarantee the naturalness and saturation of colors on the screen. The model has a frameless screen that protects the Shadow Shield trump card. With HDMI 2.1 support, not only PCs but also game consoles can be connected to the AG274UXP. At the same time, the monitor is able to transmit an image in 4K resolution with a screen refresh rate of 120 Hz and with support for an adaptive refresh rate, and G-SYNC technology helps eliminate image breaks on both PCs and gaming consoles.
The G-Sync Ultimate-enabled AG274QG is suitable for hardcore gamers and e-sportsmen who value a fairly high frame rate, but do not want to give up high image quality and natural color. This 27-inch model is equipped with a high-speed IPS panel with a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440) and a screen refresh rate of up to 240 Hz. A response time of 1 ms GtG helps eliminate loops behind moving objects, and those who want to get complete data information about the performance of their system can measure the delay time using the built-in ON Nvidia Reflex Analyzer, compatible with other brand accessories, for example, mouse with the AOC GM500. Saturated colors on the screen provide the ability to display 1.07 billion shades with 98 percent coverage of the DCI-P34 color space. Also, AG274QG can simultaneously cope with bright, sun-filled landscapes, and with deep shadows thanks to the support of DisplayHDR 600. And support for Nvidia G-Sync Ultimate means that the monitor uses processor Nvidia G-Sync, which will help achieve a clear image in HDR mode, a high level of contrast and minimal delay in processing the image and player's actions. Like the other two models, the monitor is equipped with a Shadow Shield protective visor.
All three models received an ergonomic rack with the ability to change the screen height above the table (up to 120 cm) and a built-in hub with 4 USB 3.2 connectors for connecting keyboards, mice, webcams and lighting systems for streaming.
The monitors also have a Light FX RGB backlight system and a built-in projector that can display the AGON logo directly on the table in front of the device rack. The complete QuickSwitch control panel will help you quickly change the necessary settings in the on-screen menu, which is also available when you press the button on the monitor housing and in the G-Menu software (in the AG274QXM and AG274UXP models).
Complete a set of useful features of Agon Pro built-in 5-watt speakers with support for DTS technology, which provides strong and clean sound. The AG274QXM and AG274UXP also have a USB-C connector (with a charging power of 65 W) and an integrated KVM switch. At the same time, AG274UXP supports the Picture-by-Picture feature, which will be useful for streamers and content creators using two PCs at once. With this feature, they will be able to display an image from both systems or from a PC and a mobile device connected to USB-C (if you plan to stream mobile games).
According to the information company, the Agon Pro AG274QXM will appear to sale in October 2021 at the recommended retail price of 93,349. rubles Agon Pro AG274UXP enters the market in February 2022 at a price of 88,899 rubles. The Agon Pro AG274QG will also be available on the market from February 2022, and its retail price starts from 88,899 rubles.
2020
Agon AG493UCX
On December 9, 2020, AOC introduced the 49-inch (124 cm) AGON AG493UCX with an aspect ratio of 32:9. The monitor looks like combining two 27-inch QHD screens into one seamless panel. There are no frames on three sides of the AG493UCX, which allows enthusiastic gamers to immerse themselves in games. As a representative of the AGON family, the AG493UCX has decisive characteristics for games: 120Hz refresh rate, 1 ms MPRT response time, DisplayHDR 400 and FreeSync Premium Pro. With a resolution of 5120x1440 pixels, Picture by Picture mode, KVM switch to work with multiple sources of incoming signal and USB-C connectivity, the monitor will also be an excellent assistant in improving performance for content creators, YouTube users and streamers.
The name of the AOC premium game line "AGON" from ancient Greek translates as "collision" or "competition." Indeed, the AG493UCX is capable of crushing competitors with its own 49-inch size alone. The seamless VA panel has a bend of 1800R (radius 1.8 m), completely covering the user's peripheral vision on the left and right. The aspect ratio of the monitor is 32:9, the resolution is 5120x1440 pixels, and the refresh rate is 120 Hz. Time of a response of 4 ms of GtG and 1 ms of MPRT guarantees that the image will not be greased, and the AMD FreeSync Premium Pro technology eliminates breakthroughs and gaps and provides a low delay even at the included HDR.
Compared to the configuration of two monitors, when the side frames between them, however thin, are always right in the center, the AG493UCX offers a single and continuous screen space. However, the main specialization of the monitor is still games. Fans of flying in the open sky or driving along the car track will get the maximum diving effect due to the aspect ratio. The community of fans of simulation games will especially appreciate this.
To better use the entire width of the screen space, you can turn on Picture by Picture mode, in which two images with an aspect ratio of 16:9 from different sources are displayed on the same device. When using two PCs at the same time, you can use the KVM switch and limit yourself to one keyboard/mouse set. This is a great option for gamers who use an optional PC for real-time streaming. The AG493UCX monitor also receives the input of the USB-C display (via alternative DP mode) and can, thanks to the USB-C Power Delivery mode, charge a connected 65W laptop. All these functions turn a giant game monitor into a productive machine.
The AG493UCX monitor is equipped with a VA panel, which provides the original contrast ratio 3000:1, maximum brightness 550 thread, color space sRGB 121%, gamut coverage AdobeRGB 90% and DCI-P3 90%, as well as viewing angles 178 °/178 °. This game monster is also certified according to the VESA DisplayHDR 400 standard due to the display of content with a high dynamic range - just as our eyes perceive light.
The AG493UCX has the following features:
- Strong support 100 mm high, with inclination angles -3.5/13.5 ° and rotation -15.5/15.5 °
- Two 5W speakers
- Two HDMI 2.0 connectors and two DP 1.4 connectors
- USB 3.1 hub with three connectors and USB-C input (video and 65W charging power)
- FPS frame counter and Dial Point sight
- Six game modes for games of different genres, of which three are customizable by the user
- FlickerFree Technology and Low Blue Mode
- Screen menu with elegant design and software (AOC G-Menu)
Sales of the AOC AGON AG493UCX monitor in Europe will start in December 2020 at an estimated price of 102,049 rubles.
Agon PD27
On November 10, 2020, Porsche Design announced the creation of the Porsche Design AOC AGON game monitor. The 27-inch (68.58 cm) model was called the PD27. The device provides impressions similar to driving a racing car: high-octane characteristics (27-inch QHD panel, 240 Hz refresh frequency, MPRT 0.5 ms), elegant and stylish design inspired by racing, as well as a wide range of functions that can be used both in everyday mode and during long game sessions.
Competitive games are available and attractive, but the competition in them is very high. Newcomers and professionals can agree that high-performance computer equipment is the key to success. Like a rider who foresees the situation and expects how to correctly enter the curve on the track, e-athletes must quickly respond and make decisions in fractions of a second. The performance of each piece of equipment is of great importance and can easily affect the outcome of the competition. That's why Porsche Design applied its motorsport DNA and teamed up with AOC to create a high-performance monitor specifically for gamers who agree only to win.
The design of the monitor emphasizes a silver stand, in shape resembling a safety frame of a race car. As in a real sports car, it ensures stability, durability and endurance, even when the gamer is in the grip of adrenaline. The device remains true to the design philosophy of Porsche Design, elegantly combining style and performance. In addition, the PD27 can project logos in different colors onto the table, and backplane lighting makes the game experience brighter.
The PD27 monitor is designed for the most ambitious gamers and professional e-sportsmen around the world. It displays a picture with a resolution of QHD (2560x1440 pixels) and provides an update rate of 240 Hz - an ideal combination for demanding players. The PD27 is also VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified, displaying bright, realistic colors and a wide dynamic range, allowing users to immerse themselves in the virtual world. In addition, due to the strong bending of 1000R (radius 1 m), the screen surrounds and seems to embrace the user, which is especially important for the community of racing simulator fans.
The update frequency of 240 Hz significantly reduces the blur during movement, and the response time GtG 1 ms and MPRT 0.5 ms ensures the clarity of the picture without halos. With AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, users get a seamless, seamless image change. The high brightness of the VA panel (550 nits) allows you to play comfortably under any lighting conditions.
The PD27 comes with a wireless (IR) cape in the form of a central console for quick access to monitor settings or game presets. Users eager to roar flat six-cylinder engines in racing games will appreciate stereo speakers with a power of 5 watts with DTS sound. In everyday work, a USB 3.2 hub with four connectors, two HDMI 2.0 inputs and two DisplayPort 1.4 inputs are also useful.
The Porsche Design AOC AGON PD27 monitor will appear on sale in mid-November 2020 in individual Porsche Design stores, specialized chain stores, on the www.porsche-design.com website and in individual online stores at an estimated price of 74,879,00 rubles.
Agon AG273QZ
On February 25, 2020, AOC introduced a monitor designed for gamers who need powerful equipment for highly competitive games and e-sports competitions.
According to the manufacturer, the AOC AGON AG273QZ monitor with a diagonal of 27 inches (68.6 cm) is fast, has an update rate of 240 Hz, a low response time of 0.5 ms (MPRT) and a promising resolution of QHD (2560x1440 pixels). The AG273QZ model is equipped with the TN panel which provides display of a wide range of flowers (126.4% of sRGB, 93.7% of AdobeRGB). The peak brightness of the display is 400 nits, the device is certified for VESA DisplayHDR 400, due to which it decodes and displays a High Dynamic Range (HDR) image. Games and movies that support HDR look incredibly realistic, which increases the immersive effect. In addition, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro technology minimizes delays caused by HDR tone display, and support for variable refresh rates eliminates image jitters. The monitor is also equipped with AOC Light FX: a customizable RGB LED backlight ring on the back, which will make the games even brighter.
As noted in AOC, the word AGON comes from an ancient Greek term that means "conflict," "struggle" or "rivalry." The AGON AG273QZ monitor justifies its name because it is designed for intense rivalry, which it copes with due to an update frequency of 240 Hz and a response time of 0.5 ms. This results in a noticeable reduction in pixel switching time, which is half a millisecond.
The manufacturer added a convenient handle to the top of the stand so that the device can be transferred when used in tournaments and at LAN parties. In addition, there are headset holders on both sides of the monitor. The AG273QZ also comes with an ergonomic stand that allows you to adjust height, slope and rotation, which allows gamers to take the most convenient pose. At the same time, Flicker-Free technology and Low Blue Light mode minimize eye load during long game marathons. Additional features include AOC Game Color, AOC Shadow Control, six game modes (three of which are customized by the user), an updated screen menu interface and updated software for it (G-Menu), emphasized in AOC.
The AOC AGON AG273QZ monitor will appear on sale in March 2020 at an estimated price of 53,769 rubles.
Agon AG353UCG
On February 20, 2020, the company AOC introduced the AOC AGON AG353UCG: monitor with a diagonal of 35 inches (88.98 cm). The AG353UCG meets all the requirements of gamers: 200 Hz refresh rate, 2 ms response time GtG and low input delay provide excellent visual feedback communication without noticeable blur in motion. The native resolution of the UWQHD (3440x1440 pixels, aspect ratio 21:9) in combination with the curvature of 1800R provides another level of immersion. Good image quality AG353UCG thanks to Quantum Dot technology, peak brightness 1000 nits with VESA DisplayHDR 1000, contrast 2500:1 and 90% coverage DCI-P3. The monitor supports Nvidia G-Sync Ultimate, offering HDR with a brightness of 1000 nits, without image jerks and with minimal delay.
According to the company, the design of the AG353UCG is very unusual. From the AG273QCG model, the model inherited a design without frames on three sides, an RGB backplane-shaped RGB backplane and a V-shaped stand. Made in red and black, the height-adjustable (up to 120 mm) stand looks stylish and compact, while maintaining strength and not taking up much space on the table. The height of the display panel is similar to 28-inch monitors with an aspect ratio of 16:9, but provides a larger screen area thanks to a 21:9 ratio. The 35-inch screen not only allows you to immerse yourself in games and movies, but also improves performance.
The 200 Hz refresh rate provides competitive speed not only in races, simulators, action games, MMORPG or games in the 5-on-5 arena, but also in first-person shooters. The time to change individual pixels is so short that the panel easily displays 200 frames per second without artifacts. Thanks to time of a response of 2 ms of GtG, degradation at the movement is almost excluded.
The AG353UCG is equipped with a Quantum Dot VA panel, which provides 90% DCI-P3 coverage, much more color space than standard sRGB space. The 10-bit panel also shows 1.07 billion colors, which means thinner transitions and more accurate colors in HDR content (HDR - extended dynamic range). The AG353UCG monitor can accurately display HDR in games using G-Sync Ultimate with minimal input delay, as well as HDR in films/TV shows, supporting VESA DisplayHDR 1000. Its dynamic range covers from 0.05 nits at black levels to 1000 nits at maximum brightness areas. Thanks to the VA panel, the monitor has a static contrast ratio of 2500:1. In addition, 512 local darkening zones provide a wide dynamic range.
The AG353UCG is not only technical, but also user friendly. The upgraded modern On-screen Display is conveniently used with a 5-position joystick in the bottom panel. It has become more convenient to store a headset, since the holder for it is now located on the left and right. The monitor can be attached to a metal stand or to a VESA mount in one motion. The support not only provides stability, but is also equipped with a carrying handle, cable control, as well as ergonomically adjustable in height (120 mm) and can tilt. With AOC Light FX (adjustable RGB ring backlight), the monitor can be customized to suit each player's preferences. For ease of installation, it includes all the cables required to connect the monitor to the computer ( DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0).
The AOC AGON AG353UCG monitor will be available in Europe in February 2020 at an estimated price of 173,499 rubles.
2019
Agon AG273QX
On October 22, 2019, AOC announced the 27-inch (68.6 cm) AG273QX monitor, a representative of the AGON 3 line.
The 165 Hz refresh rate indicates that the AG273QX draws a frame approximately every 6 milliseconds. This, according to the manufacturer, is important for games with a high level of rivalry. Combined with 1 ms response time (MPRT), this frequency will ensure greater smoothness of animation and make it easier for gamers to track the movements of opponents.
According to the manufacturer, the 27-inch VA-panel with a resolution of QHD (2560x1440 pixels) uses its own static contrast ratio of 3000:1 with deep, ink black. In addition to high resolution and good contrast, the monitor supports the VESA DisplayHDR 400, which provides a peak brightness of 400 nits. The display plays HDR content well - bright flashes and explosions with various shades in the dark game world. AMD FreeSync 2 HDR adds minimum latency HDR tone mapping, compensates for low frame rate (LFC), and guarantees no-jerk gameplay. A flat and smooth VA panel without frames on three sides is suitable for gamers who prefer ordinary flat displays.
According to AOC, transporting the monitor to game tournaments or LAN parties has become easier. The AG273QX is equipped with a carrying handle, and it can be assembled in one movement without the need to use screws. The model is also equipped with a double retractable headset holder on each side of the screen and a customizable Light FX RGB backlight on the rear panel, which gives the device individuality.
First-person shooter lovers, according to the manufacturer, will appreciate the DialPoint, AOC's signature sight, which places the crosshairs in the center of the screen if such a feature is not provided for by the game. In addition, Shadow Control will allow you to lighten dark areas or darken bright areas through the on-screen menu, and the Game Color setting will help increase or decrease color saturation and gray levels. Three pre-installed (first-person shooter, racing, real-time strategy) and three user-customizable game modes provide easy access to useful presets. The updated screen menu of the AGON 3 line allows you to customize the parameters. Users can also use the G-Menu software to adjust settings without using pushbuttons.
The AOC AGON AG273QX monitor will appear on sale in November 2019 at an estimated price of 36,549 rubles.
Agon AG272FCX6
On March 28, 2019, AOC introduced the AGON AG272FCX6, an upgraded version of the AG272FCX curved game monitor with a 68.6 cm (27 in) diagonal and Full HD resolution.
According to the company, the model is distinguished by a higher refresh rate, 165 Hz instead of 144 Hz, and an affordable price. Gamers will not have to find a compromise between display responsiveness and image quality, since the MVA monitor panel provides short response time 1 ms MPRT, contrast 3000:1 and wide viewing angles 178 °/178 °. The AG272FCX6 has an attractive design and is equipped with customizable RGB backlight. It takes up little space on the table, is equipped with an ergonomic stand with height adjustment, and a narrow frame will allow you to create systems from several displays. Support for AMD FreeSync practically eliminates hitches and jerks of the image: the change of the picture will be smooth, with an immersion effect and a "feel of inclusion," which will provide a fast monitor panel and curvature of 1800R.
The 27-inch MVA panel has a bend of 1800R and seems to transfer the player to the scene. The maximum refresh rate of the AG272FCX6 panel is 165 Hz. When using AMD FreeSync in games, the monitor adjusts the refresh rate by matching it with a similar graphical indicator, processor which helps eliminate jerks in the image. A low input delay allows visual feedback without any noticeable delays. With full HD resolution, gamers can squeeze the most out of the high refresh rate. At a frequency of 165 Hz and a response time of 1 ms MPRT, the blur effect is noticeably reduced, the movement seems more natural, the edges look clear, and the gameplay moves smoothly. Contrast ratio 3000:1 of the MVA panel.
Since the AG272FCX6 is designed for gamers who like to equip their combat stations with cases of various sizes and shapes, as well as peripheral devices with RGB-backlit, the monitor is equipped with red, green and blue LEDs on the rear panel with accents in the shape of wings and three levels of intensity. An ergonomic support is also convenient, which provides height adjustment up to 110 mm, the ability to tilt and rotate the device. The wired QuickSwitch controller, which is included, provides quick access to AOC game modes (modes for first-person shooters, races, real-time strategies, as well as three customizable presets) without using the on-screen menu using a 5-position joystick at the bottom of the display. The carrying handle and cable control mechanism built into the support structure facilitate transportation and maintain order on the table.
When using the AOC Shadow Control feature in the AG272FCX6, gamers can highlight shaded dark areas to better consider details, and this will not affect the rest of the image. You can also darken bright areas. In addition, to provide players with comfort for a long time, AOC Flicker-Free technology eliminates flicker, and Low Blue Light mode reduces blue glow, reducing eye discomfort and fatigue. Two HDMI AG272FCX6 ports, one DisplayPort and one VGA, as well as two USB 3.0 connectors allow you to connect multiple image sources at once. Sound can be transmitted through the AG272FCX6 stereo speakers (2 x 3 W), or directed through the line-out port/to connect headphones on the rear panel.
The AOC AGON AG272FCX6 monitor will appear on sale in April 2019.
2018
AG273QCG и AG273QCX
On August 20, 2018, the company AOC announced the third generation line of premium gaming monitors AGON 3. According to the information company, the AGON 3 line is distinguished by a futuristic design. It debuts with two curved 27-inch QHD models: AG273QCX with support for FreeSync 2 HDR and PC-VESA DisplayHDR 400, response time of 1 ms MPRT, update frequency of 144 Hz, as well as AG273QCG with support for G-SYNC, response time of 1 ms GtG
The bend radius of 1800 mm in combination with a three-sided frameless structure creates a full immersion effect. Developed for LAN parties and large gaming events, the AGON 3 line is equipped with a mechanism for easy assembly and a carrying handle built into the stand. The updated corner V-shaped stand takes up less space on the table and provides ergonomic adjustment of height and rotation angle. Other features of the AGON design are the finely adjustable RGB backlight (AGON Game Lights), the updated controller (AGON Game Pad) for instant access to various functions, as well as the already beloved user headphone holder, which is located on both sides.
As it was reported, the 27-inch AG273QCX model with support of Freesync 2 HDR is equipped with the curved VA panel with own permission of QHD (2560x1440 pixels), with a frequency of updating of 144 Hz, time of a response of 4 ms of GtG/1 of ms MPRT and wide color range which makes 90% of DCI-P3. The AG273QCX also supports the PC-VESA DisplayHDR 400 standard, provides maximum brightness of 400 cd/m ² and a high dynamic range for realistic and exciting games. Thanks to AMD Radeon Freesync 2 HDR technology, the image can be mapped directly to its own color scheme and brightness range of the display in order to maintain HDR quality, avoid inefficient tone display and maintain low latency.
The AG273QCG monitor is equipped with a curved 27-inch TN panel with its own QHD resolution (2560x1440 pixels), an even higher update rate of 165 Hz, response time of 1 ms GtG, brightness of 400 cd/m ² and support for NVIDIA G-SYNC.
AOC also offers many improvements previously available only when using the optional. software Among them is the Dial Point sight, thanks to which gamers will be able to clearly aim in any situation, even in first-person shooters, where the sight is deliberately removed or increased. It also became possible to place a frame counter per second on one of the four edges without using graphics software processor or additional console commands. With AOC Game Color, users can increase or decrease image saturation depending on their preferences for better grayscale and detail without having to customize the picture through the software GPU. You can change these settings using the updated QuickSwitch controller. Both monitors are also equipped with features for eye protection and comfortable viewing - Flicker-Free technology and Low Blue Light mode.
AOC AGON AG273QCG (G-SYNC) is expected to appear on sale in Europe in November 2018, AOC AGON AG273QCX (Freesync 2 HDR) in December 2018.
AGON AG322QC
On April 18, 2018, AOC announced the expansion of the AGON gaming family and introduced the AOC AGON AG322QC model with support for DisplayHDR 400 and Radeon FreeSync 2.
According to the developer, the AG322QC4 monitor supports modern technologies that guarantee realistic pictures and smooth gameplay. VESA DisplayHDR 400 technology provides brightness up to 400 cd/m ², improved black display, extended color gamut and greater color depth for high dynamic range (HDR) images.
AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 technology provides continuous and smooth gameplay due to the variable refresh rate (the update rate of the monitor corresponds to the frame rate that the graphics processor outputs). In FreeSync 2, according to the developer, stricter restrictions are used (for example, forced compensation of a low frame rate and a larger color space) and HDR implementation with a delay lower than that of conventional HDR monitors is possible.
The AG322QC4 has a glossy black body cover and a 31.5 "curved VA panel. Due to the radius of curvature of 1800 mm, the monitor surrounds the user, and the image is not only in the field of direct, but also peripheral vision. This creates a feeling of complete immersion in the game. The curved display ensures that the distance from the eyes to each panel segment is almost the same, and the viewing angle is always straight. This will reduce the likelihood of image distortion, violation of contrast and color transmission, noted in AOC.
The AG322QC4 monitor has QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels). In most games, modern graphics processors with medium to high performance can easily provide QHD with a high frame rate comparable to 4K. The AG322QC4 VA panel also guarantees wide viewing angles comparable to IPS panels.
An update rate of 144 Hz and a response time of 4 ms (GtG) will eliminate the blur effect and give a quick visual response in games with a dynamically changing picture. The AOC Low Input Lag mode further reduces response time. In this mode, post-processing of the image at the hardware level is turned off, which speeds up the transmission of commands from the mouse, keyboard or joystick, AOC emphasized.
According to the developer, the Game Mode package contains presets for games of different genres - first-person shooters, car racing simulators, real-time strategies, etc. By using these presets, the player will be able to better perceive information and respond more quickly to what is happening in the game. In addition, the user can create and save his own presets and switch between them using the QuickSwitch console. Shadow Control allows you to adjust the shadow level on the screen menu, illuminate dark areas, or darken bright/blurred areas, which improves the image.
The AOC Ergo Base is designed to adjust the height, inclination and rotation of the screen and to help you adjust its position. Gamers can also connect the headset directly to the monitor with audio output and microphone input, and when headphones are not needed, hang them on a retractable holder. Add practicality and two USB 3.0 ports, a built-in cable management solution, and a monitor transport handle. The backlight is placed on the bottom and back panels of the monitor, when it is configured, gamers can choose between red, green or blue colors and three levels of intensity.
Sales of AOC AGON AG322QC4 will begin in June 2018 at an estimated price of 41,249 rubles.
AGON AG352UCG6
On February 20, 2018, AOC introduced the AG352UCG6 Special Edition monitor model with a curved screen.
The model received a curved 35-inch screen with an update frequency of 120 Hz, an aspect ratio of 21:9 with a resolution of UWQHD (3440x1440 pixels), support for Nvidia G-Sync technologies, Flicker-free AOS and Shadow Control AOS, as well as a retractable holder for the headset.
The black version of the monitor with a 120 Hz screen refresh rate and UWQHD resolution (3440x1440 pixels) gives you the experience of exceptional immersion in the game. With integrated G-Sync technology in the AG352UCG6 Black Edition, visuals harmonize with Nvidia graphics processors. This ensures that image input delays and slows down are eliminated. Additional features such as Flicker-free AOS technology, a retractable headset holder and Shadow Control AOS complement the functionality of the eSports-oriented monitor AG352UCG6.
2017: AGON AG251FG
On August 15, 2017, AOC introduced the AGON AG251FG game monitor. Its appearance on the market is scheduled for mid-August 2017.
AOC AGON AG251FG is characterized by an update rate of 240 Hz and a response time of 1 millisecond. When creating it, Nvidia technologies are used - G-SYNC and ULMB.
AOC AGON AG251FG is based on a TN matrix with a diagonal of 24.5 inches (62.2 cm) with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 1920x1080 Full HD. 240 Hz refresh rate, supported by Nvidia G-SYNC. The monitor works with Nvidia video cards, providing a smooth picture in dynamic games.
The AOC Ergo Dial Base helps to adjust the position of the monitor. A scale is applied to the leg of the stand so that it is easier to remember the desired level of screen height.
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