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| Asus VG249Q TUF 23.8 Full HD Gaming Monitor |
Asus VG249Q TUF 23.8 144Hz Full HD Gaming Monitor
I bought this screen to play almost the first person to compete for a game console (war game, MLG game type, screen, race, etc.). Hello, call of duty, the battlefield and its fate. If I understand correctly, this is a sub-screen for PC gaming because high-end PC gaming screens reach 144 Hz or more. However, for game consoles, this is a good choice if all games are kept at 60fps or less. It depends on the specifications. Good size, under $ 200, low latency input.
Before that, I watched a 72-inch Samsung TV run by my family. I did some research and I think the input latency is 78.9ms. The time range ranges from 7 to 9 minutes (1ms of ad time, but you need to take into account the actual delay between the console and the monitor). I used it right away and it took 30 minutes to find out all the settings and define brightness, balance and standby. I connected Xbox 360 (Yes 360) and started Xbox One, then I started playing. I didn't notice any difference from the TV I got used to. I played it and started a lot of blows and my movements improved a little but I did a little chalk. Link to the placebo effect.
After that, I went home on vacation, brought my 360 and brought it back to the Samsung 72 phone I mentioned earlier. Jehovah's command is ineffective. When I entered the main menu of dual games that I played with friends with my Destiny husband with friends, I noticed writing delays and barely managed to move or shoot precisely, it felt like I was playing a jelly game. After stopping, I gave up the game.
When I was at ASUS University, everything was perfect. Unattended entry is delayed, movement and fire return clear and accurate. Then I noticed how different this screen was. After that I played a lot of competitive games and worked hard to improve it. When I played the game in "Sweat of Destiny", the moves and punches I made 72 years ago a million years ago were impossible. Thanks clan.
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| Asus VG249Q TUF 23.8 Full HD Gaming Monitor |
Is this screen magic? No. If you are a bad player, you cannot make magical progress on this screen. However, if you are playing at a semi-competitive level like me, your level will be higher than average and you want great game graphics to improve performance, then try it. I know BenQ and Asus are very good for competitive FPS screens. Honestly, I'm not a screen expert, so I can't say which one is the best. But I can say that I am very happy with this screen.
Asus VG249Q TUF 23.8 Full HD Gaming Monitor Technical index
- 23.8 '' (1920 x 1080) IPS HD gaming screen with 144Hz fast refresh rate for professional gamers and fast games
- ASUS low-speed technology with 1 MPRT less than 1ms to improve ghosting and motion blur
- Free sync technology removes screen tears and intermittent frame rates
- Convenient holder for full swivel, tilt, swivel and height adjustment
- Shadow Enhancement technology improves image detail in dark areas, making the scene brighter without exposing the bright areas