ASUS VA24DQ 24 Inch Curved Gaming Monitor

ASUS VA24DQ 24-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor, Let’s start with an impressive 1ms Response Time, Understanding the difference in response time (milliseconds) 5ms and 1ms. 5ms seems to be the more widely chosen option; Long Story short, if you intend to use your new monitor for competitively gaming. You will indeed choose 1ms due to the faster response time.

1ms response time is 1/1000th of a second now that’s fast. So, Is there a big difference between 1ms and 5ms? While researching the difference in response times, I have read many articles and found a few I would like to share with you. What Does Monitor Response Time Mean? While reading this post, Response times are measured with terms called (GTG). (Gray To Gray) A measurement of pixel speed. Used in measuring a response time in gaming monitors. Read what Pc mag has to say about Gray to gray. Definition of GtG | PCMag, Among all this information,

We learn that the longer the response time is, the more of a chance that you will experience a term called “ghosting” Image provided: Ghosting image provided by (displayninja.com).

To finish my explanation of a monitor’s response time, you need to understand why some monitors have 5ms and yet cost 500 bucks and more. While others are 1ms and yet are under 300. Take a look at this example. Benq GL2780 27-Inch Full HD Monitor 1ms TN 75Hz, Has 1ms with a price tag of a little over 200. Another example of this topic is Monoprice CrystalPro 4k 28-Inch Monitor 5ms 60hz UHD. Not all monitors are created equal. Consider what you’re going to use it for before you buy. Another feature ASUS comes with is the 75Hz Refresh Rate.

75hz refresh rate reasonable?

75Hz is a reasonable refresh rate. However, it depends on how you intend to you your new monitor. Are you into casual gaming? Hardcore gaming? Are you a photo editor? Say you’re a casual gamer and web browser. 75Hz is perfect for you if you plan to do some multi-player battles in the future. Stuttering or tearing is likely to happen with fast-moving actions.

Is 75 hertz bad?

In terms of higher Hz, such as 120 Hz, it may seem like child’s play. Some conceptions about a higher Hz may suit others. It’s all about your playstyle and the use you will have for your monitor. No 75 Hz is not bad for anything dealing with everyday work or play.

With this 1800R Curved Screen giving you a broader view, you will play better the ever better. Furthermore, with FPS Crosshair, Aim better & fire with accuracy at your target. Moreover, with ASUS’s Full HD 1080p Resolution, you have the clarity and sharp images that every gamer wants.

ASUS VA24DQ comes with AMD Free-Sync Technology that provides accurate colors and lets you play fast action games without image tearing, ghosting, or stuttering.

In addition, you can connect to other devices with HDMI Port, VGA(D-sub) Ports and have even better gaming. Also, this monitor is Tilt-Adjustable. You can adjust it to best fit your comfort and better your neck and shoulders.