ASUS has the fastest OLED screen in the New World in 720 Hz, as she falls in its style

We may have new royal games from ESPORTS – one with lower compromise solutions. Asus has just announced ROG SWIFT OLED PG27AQWP-W In Gamescom 2025. Not only provides an OLED screen size 26.5 inches 2560 x 1440 QHD with a capacity of 540 Hz, it is also a dual -mode plate that can turn into an unknown update rate of 720 Hz when kicking the drawings to 1080 pixels*.

ASUS may not have technically No Koroy and HKC announced 750Hz 1080p screens, but both have TN panels that will not even start competing for color, brightness and corners. They are a brand that we do not usually see in Western countries, and it does not allow you to switch to a higher accuracy when you do not need Speed.

At the same time, ASUS is not only OLED – it is a OLED The plate that should be dramatically enhanced by the brightness of HDR and claims to improve age. It also contains a glossy coating that can make its colors more vibrant, and black even blacks even from OLED Tech.

Unfortunately, we do not have a pricing or the date of issuance yet, and I think it will cost a beautiful penny because ASUS has chosen this pioneering painting and did all this work to distinguish it. Seeing more OLED monitoring prices decreased to Earth More than just a new pioneer will excite me like this.

Also, I prefer getting a smaller position on the huge fan of three blade, but unfortunately, ASUS makes you bargain to get it. The company also offers Rog Strix OLED XG27AQWMG today with the same OLED Tand technology, but as you can see in the one -wage below, it is a 280Hz panel that still depends on either HDMI 2.1 or DisplayPort 1.4 DSC, instead of the new 2.1A display that holds 80gbps of Bandwidth.

Both have a “new proximity sensor”, a relatively new feature that adds it to OLED panels, “to accurately measure the user’s distance to the screen and automatically switch to a black screen when the user is far away”, as an additional protection against the burning. ASUS also tends to provide a three-year guarantee against OLED BURN-in these days, and the latest LG and Samsung paintings have a lot of protection against it; As long as this protection is not excessive in the infection, Burn-in is no longer a reason for its personality.

Just know that other surveillance makers may use the same fourth -generation Terrifetry of the LG screen as well. SDC has already announced oneAnd other brands may follow.