AOC Announces New 120Hz Model of its 35-Inch Curved AGON Monitor

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 04/09/2018 05:49 PM | source: | 21 comment(s)

AOC announces the new AG352UCG6, a refreshed version of its critically-acclaimed AG352UCG with a higher refresh rate of 120Hz.

The new AG352UCG6 keeps all the features of the original AG352UCG but boosts the refresh rate from 100Hz to 120Hz for faster and smoother visuals. The AG352UCG6 features a curved 35” WQHD (3440x1440) panel with vibrant colors for a more exciting visual experience while gaming. Its 1800R curvature conforms to the way the eye naturally sees and helps reduce eye fatigue in addition to creating a more immersive experience.

The AG352UCG6 features NVIDIA’s G-SYNC Technology that synchronizes the display’s refresh rates to the NVIDIA GPU to eliminate screen tearing and minimize display stutter and input lag. This results in fluid and responsive gameplay with sharper-looking images and scenes appearing more vibrant.

Resolution 3440 x 1440
Screen Size 35"
Response Time 4ms (GtG)
Contrast Ratio 2500:1
Viewing Angle (H/V)178/178

Model Name	AG352UCG6
Screen Size	35"/889.81mm
Pixel Pitch	0.2382 (H) x 0.2402 (V) mm
Display Area	819.408 (H) x 345.888 (V) mm
Brightness	300 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio	2500:1 (Typical)
Smart Response	4ms (GtG)
Viewing Angle	178°(H)/178°(V)
Scan Frequency	HDMI 1.4: 30-140 KHz (H)/24~60 Hz (V) DP 1.2: 73 - 180KHz (H) / 30 - 120Hz (V) under OC
Optimum Resolution	HDMI 1.4: 3440 x 1440 @ 50Hz DP 1.2 : 3440 x 1440 @ 120Hz
Display Colours	16.7 M
Color Gamuts	100% sRGB (CIE1931)
Input Signal	HDMI 1.4 & DP 1.2
Power Supply	20Vdc, 6A
Power Consumption	70W
Speakers	2W x 2
Safety & Regulations	CE, FCC,KC, KCC, RCM, MEPS, e-Standby, VCCI, J-Moss, PSB
Wall-Mount	100 x 100mm
Cabinet Color	Black & Silver
Mechanical Function	Tilt: -5.5° ± 1.5° ~ 28°± 2° Height Adjustment: 110 ± 5mm, Swivel: -30° ± 2° ~ 30° ± 2°
W×H×D (w/base) mm	847 x 593 x266
W×H×D (package) mm	980 x 527 x 300
Weight (Net /Gross) kg	11.8/15.3

The new AGON monitor also packs additional AOC monitor technologies such as AOC’s FlickerFree technology and LowBlue Mode. Eye comfort is one of the most important considerations for outlasting the competition, and since the AGON displays are designed specifically for the competitive gamer, they feature eye-protecting AOC Flicker-Free Technology to reduce eye strain, discomfort, and fatigue during long gaming sessions. The AG352UCG6 goes even further with its Low Blue Light mode, reducing adverse short wavelength blue light without sacrificing color quality.

The AG352UCG6 is available now for $899,-

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spectatorx
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#5536289 Posted on: 04/09/2018 09:37 PM

They do not mention panel type even on their website so probably it is another lame TN bs. Not worth any attention.

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#5536296 Posted on: 04/09/2018 10:06 PM

They do not mention panel type even on their website so probably it is another lame TN bs. Not worth any attention.

TN panels do not have a 178 X 178 degree viewing angles.

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#5536297 Posted on: 04/09/2018 10:08 PM

They do not mention panel type even on their website so probably it is another lame TN bs. Not worth any attention.

not sure what kind of 2001 TN-Based LCD you used in the past, but none of them in the last half-decade have been higher than 1ms response time.

that being said, it appears you're already getting punished by the others for your ignorance, so i am bowing out and letting them take the lead.

Enjoy the ridicule, friend

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#5536301 Posted on: 04/09/2018 10:29 PM

Does anyone like the two-tone bezel?

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#5536303 Posted on: 04/09/2018 10:43 PM

AOC dont have any TN-based 21:9 1440 monitor. So go home and leave this thread.

Of course this new model doesnt use TN. What panel type it use, can be found on right monitor sites.
This is one of basic specifics of monitors, it should be listed in official specification, not delivered by third-parties by deep analysis. You do not know what panel type it is, maybe they didn't have TN in this kind of monitors but what if this one has? If you mention right monitor sites then link at least one with proper specification of this display telling type of panel, probably you will be unable to do so.

If manufacturer doesn't list basic info on their product then there is something fishy otherwise they would provide such info without shame.

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#5536312 Posted on: 04/09/2018 11:52 PM

They do not mention panel type even on their website so probably it is another lame TN bs. Not worth any attention.

How many TN panels, or IPS panels for that matter, do you know that can reach 2500:1 (non-dynamic) contrast ratio? Just from that spec alone it's obviously a VA panel.

If manufacturer doesn't list basic info on their product then there is something fishy otherwise they would provide such info without shame.

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#5536313 Posted on: 04/09/2018 11:57 PM

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#5536325 Posted on: 04/10/2018 01:13 AM

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#5536337 Posted on: 04/10/2018 04:18 AM

How many clues do you need? Hilbert even said it's a refresh of the AG352UCG which when you look it up is a VA panel. Also, right at the very top of the AG352UCG6 product page it says MVA panel. Are you high?
Can you blame him? About 102% of the time when the panel type is not prominently listed (since you know, it'd be good to list what it is you're selling) it's a TN. Otherwise they usually boast that it's an IPS or a VA type that isn't absolute trash. Being an MVA for $900 USD before tax is still a joke. I paid $500 CAD (on sale down from $650) for an Acer 144Hz 1440p 27" IPS from NewEgg. New, just to be clear, not refurbished.

Edit: I forgot to mention for those who don't know, a 35" monitor that's 3440x1440 barely has more vertical space than 27" 16:9 monitor. Just have a look - http://www.displaywars.com/27-inch-16x9-vs-35-inch-d{3440x1440}

I could have sworn every MVA I ever saw was obviously of poorer quality than any modern IPS I've seen. Am I wrong?

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#5536351 Posted on: 04/10/2018 06:39 AM

I could have sworn every MVA I ever saw was obviously of poorer quality than any modern IPS I've seen. Am I wrong?

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#5536353 Posted on: 04/10/2018 06:45 AM

They do not mention anti-glare, does that mean it has a glossy screen?

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#5536356 Posted on: 04/10/2018 06:46 AM

This is one of basic specifics of monitors, it should be listed in official specification, not delivered by third-parties by deep analysis. You do not know what panel type it is, maybe they didn't have TN in this kind of monitors but what if this one has? If you mention right monitor sites then link at least one with proper specification of this display telling type of panel, probably you will be unable to do so.

If manufacturer doesn't list basic info on their product then there is something fishy otherwise they would provide such info without shame.

How many TN panels, or IPS panels for that matter, do you know that can reach 2500:1 (non-dynamic) contrast ratio? Just from that spec alone it's obviously a VA panel.

How many clues do you need? Hilbert even said it's a refresh of the AG352UCG which when you look it up is a VA panel. Also, right at the very top of the AG352UCG6 product page it says MVA panel. Are you high?
Hey, a simple "It's a VA Panel" would suffice as an answer, nothing wrong with asking what panel type it was. I didn't know either after reading this article, I thought it might be IPS or something, wasn't sure.

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#5536385 Posted on: 04/10/2018 09:05 AM

The contrast ratio indicates that it's clearly a VA panel. TN and IPS both are in about the 1000:1 range.

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#5536392 Posted on: 04/10/2018 09:34 AM

Just a bit. But your made sure to sandbag your statement to level 9000. Since you can always claim that Any IPS which delivers worse image quality, contrast, ... is not "modern IPS".

Claimed 100% sRGB coverage... Good Size, Curved Gimmick in place, Nice design, 120Hz+. All that make it good monitor...
Except 50Hz on HDMI, that's really fail.
Okay let me rephrase that if you want to nitpick. Any VA type I've seen ever has been significantly worse than any IPS I've seen in the last 5 years.

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#5536537 Posted on: 04/10/2018 08:07 PM

I may just pick one of these up, I've been waiting for a 32"+ 4k monitor with gsync and 120hz+ but those don't seem to be happening. This is also a bit more reasonable in terms of resolution for 120fps actually being possible with current GPUs

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