AOC Gaming C32G3AE - 32 inch FHD Curved Monitor, 165Hz, 1ms MPRT, VA, Gsync, Freesync, Speakers, Low Input lag, (1920x1080 @ 165Hz, 300 cd/m², DP 1.2 x 1 / HDMI 1.4 x 2)

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Though there is some upward potential in its video processing ability, it is a satisfying and fun gaming screen. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium down to 48 Hz with low framerate compensation (LFC), so you’ll never see a frame tear.

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If you plan on doing group activities or have to move around a lot so you're not sitting directly in front of your screen, a curved monitor might not be worth it. It brings some additional immersion to gaming without causing any image distortion that would distract in productivity applications.With font scaling set to 100%, text was perfectly readable though not as sharply defined as a smaller monitor would be. This monitor is actually marketed as a gaming monitor but it’s actually a great all-round monitor, especially if you need a large screen. Users on a quest for speed will find happiness in the CQ32G2S’s 165 Hz refresh rate and support for both FreeSync and G-Sync. AOC's monitor includes HDMI and DisplayPort cables (see DisplayPort vs HDMI), plus an IEC cord for the internal power supply.

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That means this AOC’s pixel density is 69 pixels per inch (ppi), compared to our preferred sweet spot of 109ppi. Equip yourself with twice the frame rate of other monitors and say goodbye to image stuttering and blurry motion. Subsequently, I wanted to upgrade to 1440p, and decided to go with the little brother of the one in the review.Dr3ams said:A curve in an ultra wide display is useful, but to put a curve in a monitor just because. You also get AOC’s unique Picture Boost feature which highlights a sizable and moveable portion of the image with its own set of brightness and contrast controls. With lots of earth tones and subtle shades of green making up the image, we felt a good suspension of disbelief.

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The CQ32G2S starts with a VA panel which puts it ahead of many premium IPS panels in terms of contrast. FPS gamers, for example, might have an easier time hitting small and vital targets such as an opponent's head with a smaller resolution.Gamers may appreciate seeing more of their surroundings with a wider ratio, but they may also want a narrower resolution if they benefit more from a "zoomed in" view. You're better off sticking to a flatscreen, and it'll be cheaper for you as curved options are more expensive. I have reviewed a lot of AOC monitors and have learned that they don’t all react the same way to image adjustments. The AMD FreeSync Premium Technology ensures that the GPU’s and monitor’s refresh rates are synchronised, which provides a fluid, tear free gaming experience at highest performance. In the Luminance menu, you get brightness and contrast of course, along with seven picture modes, three gamma presets, dynamic contrast and the three HDR emulation modes.

AOC Gaming C32G2ZE - 32 Inch FHD Curved Monitor, 240Hz, 1 ms

Speed and responsiveness are certainly at the top of the list but image quality, both static and moving, is just as important. TheAOC C32G2ZEis an amazingly versatile gaming monitor that can handle just about everything you can throw it is with grace and style. Many of our top-notch monitors are not only designed to work with PC towers but are also compatible with consoles.But its low pixel density means that it’s too easy to make out the pixel structure unless you sit far away.