AOC has announced a new 28 Inch gaming monitor which combines a 4K resolution within a TN panel in conjunction with AMD FreeSync technology.
AOC has announced a new 28 Inch gaming monitor which combines a 4K resolution within a TN panel in conjunction with AMD FreeSync technology.
AOC has announced a new 28 Inch gaming monitor which combines a 4K/UHD resolution within a TN panel in conjunction with AMD FreeSync technology..
Labelled as the ‘U2879VF’, this AOC monitor has the following specifications:
Size: 28″ Diagonal
Resolution: 3840×2160
Refresh Rate: 60hz
Response Time: 1ms
Panel Technology: Twisted Nematic (TN)
Inputs: D-Sub , DVI , HDMI , MHL , Displayport
Features: Plug and Play, Multiview, i-Menu, e-Saver, Screen+, Vesa Wallmount
Resolution: 3840×2160
Refresh Rate: 60hz
Response Time: 1ms
Panel Technology: Twisted Nematic (TN)
Inputs: D-Sub , DVI , HDMI , MHL , Displayport
Features: Plug and Play, Multiview, i-Menu, e-Saver, Screen+, Vesa Wallmount
AOC has supplied the following description:
The AOC U2879VF delivers breathtaking picture quality in a cinematic 16:9 format on the large 28-inch screen. HDMI 2.0 offers added bandwidth optimized for viewing gorgeous, detailed 4K content. Gamers and film fans will appreciate the ultra-fast 1ms response time, 60Hz refresh rates and FreeSync™ technology for fast-paced action without tearing, stuttering or ghosting. In addition to captivating entertainment, the expansive screen real estate and accurate color reproduction are also perfect for design and video editing projects, plus you can easily split the screen into multiple viewing panes to boost your multitasking capabilities.
– source: AOC
The FreeSync technology will in this case; support the 4K resolution at 60hz which should lead to some pretty consistent frame-rates if user has the hardware to both support & utilise the technology.
The U2879VF has been spotted for retail at around $329.99 – which equates to around £227; expect the UK version to be priced anywhere upwards of £300.
You can visit the AOC product page for the new Monitor here.
