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AOC To Shows AGON AG352UCG6 Curved Monitor Soon
At the Intel Extreme Masters in Katowice, display specialist AOC will show off the most competitive gaming display line-up to ever attend an esports event. The GSYNC ready display is based on a 35-inch MVA curved panel with 1800R curvature and an UltraWide QHD 3440x1440 resolution at 120Hz .
Specifications include 300cd/m2 of maximum brightness, 2500:1 contrast ratio, 4ms response time and 178-degree H/V viewing angles. The display will get HDMI 1.4 and DisplayPort 1.2 inputs as well as a USB 3.0 hub. AOC did not reveal any details regarding the price but it should be available somewhere in May 2018. AOC shows its new 35 "ultra-wide Agon AG3562UCG6 Black Edition at IEM (Intel Extreme Masters) in Katowice (Poland) on 24 and 25 February, and 2 to 6 March.
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With season 11 underway, Katowice will once again host esports fans on 24-25 February for the IEM Expo as well as between 2-6 March for the Intel Extreme Masters tournament and its list of prestigious participants: none other than the world’s 16 best pro CS:GO teams will vie for the lion’s share of a massive 500,000 USD prize pool. Amongst them is the AOC-sponsored international superteam G2 Esports, who will go into the tournament well prepared after intense weeks spent bootcamping with the lightning-fast AOC AG251FZ, boasting 240 Hz and a 1 ms response time. In between the rounds of competitive action on stage, visitors might give AOC’s partner Alsen a visit at their booth (location: B2), where the G2 pros will be available for a brief chat and signing sessions on 2-6 March. Besides that, AOC and Alsen as well as AOC partners Komputronik and Corsair (location: A7) will do plenty of giveaways, including the AOC gaming monitors for attendees on-site.
Experience excellence in gaming
Throughout the two weekends filled with esports, visitors will have the exclusive opportunity to witness the public debut of the new curved AG352UCG6 Black Edition and its impressive 35” panel, in action at the Alsen booth (B2). This all-black special edition comes with a 120 Hz refresh rate and UWQHD (3440x1440 pixels) resolution, enabling only the most immersive game experience. Thanks to integrated G-SYNC support, the AG352UCG6 Black Edition delivers visuals in perfect harmony with NVIDIA GPUs, guaranteed to eliminate input lag and display stuttering. Useful extras such as AOC Flicker-Free technology, the retractable headphone holder and AOC Shadow Control solution round out the AG352UCG6’s esports-focused and functionality-driven feature set, making AOC’s most recent addition to their AGON line one of the most appealing as well.
The planned availability date is May 2018.
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#5521663 Posted on: 02/21/2018 01:36 PM
Looking forward to the reviews and especially the MSRP...if it is 1200-1300 USD and able to compete with the other "name" companies I will be giving this a go!
Looking forward to the reviews and especially the MSRP...if it is 1200-1300 USD and able to compete with the other "name" companies I will be giving this a go!
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#5521679 Posted on: 02/21/2018 02:48 PM
actually just found the blurbusters forum post about that with yourself on - hahaha
And probably frame skipping like a bitch...
actually just found the blurbusters forum post about that with yourself on - hahaha
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#5521837 Posted on: 02/21/2018 11:15 PM
I own their current 35" widescreen.. Its incredible in every way. Zero issues and the colors, black levels are awesome! For $799 you just can't go wrong. I liked it more than the Predator. At the time that monitor was $1299.
Looking forward to the reviews and especially the MSRP...if it is 1200-1300 USD and able to compete with the other "name" companies I will be giving this a go!
I own their current 35" widescreen.. Its incredible in every way. Zero issues and the colors, black levels are awesome! For $799 you just can't go wrong. I liked it more than the Predator. At the time that monitor was $1299.
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#5521847 Posted on: 02/22/2018 12:04 AM
Just give us the Acer Predator X35 and Asus PG35VQ already. I'm tired of monitors that have one feature but then lack another. Can 10-bit panels please become the norm? Away with the 8-bit panels already!
Just give us the Acer Predator X35 and Asus PG35VQ already. I'm tired of monitors that have one feature but then lack another. Can 10-bit panels please become the norm? Away with the 8-bit panels already!
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#5521903 Posted on: 02/22/2018 08:39 AM
So... no news of 120Hz+ 1440p HDR screens yet?
So... no news of 120Hz+ 1440p HDR screens yet?
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#5521989 Posted on: 02/22/2018 01:39 PM
Thank You sir!!
I will look at this monitor when it comes out and provide feedback when I have received it..I am unfamiliar with the company but based on some research I will give them a chance.
I own their current 35" widescreen.. Its incredible in every way. Zero issues and the colors, black levels are awesome! For $799 you just can't go wrong. I liked it more than the Predator. At the time that monitor was $1299.
Thank You sir!!
I will look at this monitor when it comes out and provide feedback when I have received it..I am unfamiliar with the company but based on some research I will give them a chance.
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#5522058 Posted on: 02/22/2018 07:18 PM
Unfortunately rumors are that the 27'' HDR10 144hz display has been delayed again to Summer 2018 and the 35'' HDR10 200hz Ultrawide has been delayed (again!) to holidays 2018. I hope it isn't true, but it seems AU Optronics is having a hard time creating the displays with all the features.
So... no news of 120Hz+ 1440p HDR screens yet?
Unfortunately rumors are that the 27'' HDR10 144hz display has been delayed again to Summer 2018 and the 35'' HDR10 200hz Ultrawide has been delayed (again!) to holidays 2018. I hope it isn't true, but it seems AU Optronics is having a hard time creating the displays with all the features.
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#5522095 Posted on: 02/22/2018 09:03 PM
Really, these technologies are abundantly available, but withholding them it's literally the only thing that the display industry has to keep their pricing hierarchy intact.
I doubt we'll ever see HDR and adaptive sync in a price that I'd be willing to pay for a display.
Unfortunately rumors are that the 27'' HDR10 144hz display has been delayed again to Summer 2018 and the 35'' HDR10 200hz Ultrawide has been delayed (again!) to holidays 2018. I hope it isn't true, but it seems AU Optronics is having a hard time creating the displays with all the features.
Really, these technologies are abundantly available, but withholding them it's literally the only thing that the display industry has to keep their pricing hierarchy intact.
I doubt we'll ever see HDR and adaptive sync in a price that I'd be willing to pay for a display.
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#5522120 Posted on: 02/22/2018 10:30 PM
I wish they'd brighten those puppies up a bit. I got very much used to the 350cd/m² on my current one.
I wish they'd brighten those puppies up a bit. I got very much used to the 350cd/m² on my current one.
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#5522164 Posted on: 02/23/2018 12:58 AM
I might have to pick one of these up if there are new gpus to upgrade to by then
I might have to pick one of these up if there are new gpus to upgrade to by then
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#5522178 Posted on: 02/23/2018 02:27 AM
So is the extra 20hz the only difference between this and the one you got? Or am I missing something?
I own their current 35" widescreen.. Its incredible in every way. Zero issues and the colors, black levels are awesome! For $799 you just can't go wrong. I liked it more than the Predator. At the time that monitor was $1299.
So is the extra 20hz the only difference between this and the one you got? Or am I missing something?
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#5522207 Posted on: 02/23/2018 07:02 AM
Thank You sir!!
I will look at this monitor when it comes out and provide feedback when I have received it..I am unfamiliar with the company but based on some research I will give them a chance.
These panels are a defiantly beauty to behold in person as I just picked up the Asus ROG PG348Q though I will say not sure if the 3440x1440p resolution is quite adequate as I notice some bad "staircase effect" depending on the game lol. As for AOC never really heard of them before so take that into consideration and do research before hand to see about the quality control issues if there bad or not, it's 2018 yet we cant seem to figure out how to make a decent PC panel go figure!
Thank You sir!!
I will look at this monitor when it comes out and provide feedback when I have received it..I am unfamiliar with the company but based on some research I will give them a chance.
These panels are a defiantly beauty to behold in person as I just picked up the Asus ROG PG348Q though I will say not sure if the 3440x1440p resolution is quite adequate as I notice some bad "staircase effect" depending on the game lol. As for AOC never really heard of them before so take that into consideration and do research before hand to see about the quality control issues if there bad or not, it's 2018 yet we cant seem to figure out how to make a decent PC panel go figure!
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#5522221 Posted on: 02/23/2018 08:38 AM
Really, these technologies are abundantly available, but withholding them it's literally the only thing that the display industry has to keep their pricing hierarchy intact.
I doubt we'll ever see HDR and adaptive sync in a price that I'd be willing to pay for a display.
I think it does have a lot to do with just keeping up their pricing paradigm of BS.
But at the same time these features will become standard eventually. Might be a decade away, but they will become standard some day.
Really, these technologies are abundantly available, but withholding them it's literally the only thing that the display industry has to keep their pricing hierarchy intact.
I doubt we'll ever see HDR and adaptive sync in a price that I'd be willing to pay for a display.
I think it does have a lot to do with just keeping up their pricing paradigm of BS.
But at the same time these features will become standard eventually. Might be a decade away, but they will become standard some day.
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#5526172 Posted on: 03/07/2018 05:39 PM
I think it does have a lot to do with just keeping up their pricing paradigm of BS.
But at the same time these features will become standard eventually. Might be a decade away, but they will become standard some day.
I hope you're right, though the human eye has a fixed limitation. At some point screen tech will be redundant such that we won't perceive any difference, which locks us into the price paradigm we are in now.
let's both hope for freesynch/GSynch, 4k display, that does HDR in 40"+ for $500. woot!
I think it does have a lot to do with just keeping up their pricing paradigm of BS.
But at the same time these features will become standard eventually. Might be a decade away, but they will become standard some day.
I hope you're right, though the human eye has a fixed limitation. At some point screen tech will be redundant such that we won't perceive any difference, which locks us into the price paradigm we are in now.
let's both hope for freesynch/GSynch, 4k display, that does HDR in 40"+ for $500. woot!
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And probably frame skipping like a bitch...