The ASUS VG258Q is not exactly for office work
The 25-inch display will be a loyal companion for players.
The monitor, which offers Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080 pixels), has an image refresh rate of 144 Hz and a response time (gray-to-gray) of 1 ms. Now, if there is a worker who can work at such a pace in a word processor or spreadsheet, or if he or she handles windows so briskly that he can already see blur on an average monitor, here is the solution, but there is a greater chance that the VG258Q it will strengthen the players' arsenal.
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Image display varies between 40 and 144 Hz via DisplayPort.
The TN panel has a maximum brightness of 400 cd / m², its backlight is LED, and two important technologies should be mentioned: Extreme Low Motion Blur (reduces motion blur and minimizes ghosting), and AMD FreeSync. The repertoire even includes the Asus GamePlus, which supports an FPS meter, crosshairs, timer and other tools, and displays (brightness, contrast, response time, etc.) to a level appropriate to the style (Racing / RTS / RPG / FPS / MOBA). we can tune in, so we would only need an aimbot and a wallhack for guaranteed success. Due to the technological limitations of the panel, it certainly does not stand on the podium in terms of color accuracy: NTSC coverage is 72%, contrast to 1000: 1.
Flicker-free backlighting and a blue light filter are a must.
Looking at the connectors, we are greeted by the following spectacle: DisplayPort 1.2a, HDMI 1.4 and dual-link DVI-D. It will also be striking that the coffee has managed to be quite narrow (1 cm), the more adept can even discover the cable management.
The expected price of the ASUS VG258Q is unknown.
Source: ASUS
