Monitors with G-Sync support are not oddity nowadays. However, only few manufacturers manage to design a product that would be a perfection in any aspect. AOC has succeeded in this matter when it introduced the G2460PG model. It is differentiated not only by anticipated visual effects but also by low power consumption. Let’s review AOC G2460PG in details.
Gigabyte Technology has expanded its product line of process-specific motherboards with a new model, codenamed GA-6PCSVT. Based on Intel C602 chipset, the newbie is primarily targeting high-yield workstations and rack servers. This model is thought to support Intel Xeon E5-1600 v2 and Intel Xeon E5-2600 v2 CPUs for Socket LGA 2011 with the maximal TDP level of 150 W. | USB MTP Device | USB\VID_19D2&PID_0244 |
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A new product by AOC has got the Agon AG271UG name. It is a stylish 27-inch gaming monitor, possessing the IPS-panel and supporting the Nvidia G-Sync technology.The resolution of the display is 3840 х 2160 pixels. The response time (G to G) of Agon AG271UG is 4 ms, the refresh rate equals to 60 Hz. The novelty features standard 178° viewing angles (horizontally and vertically). Users can enjoy the following brightness and contrast options: 300 cd/m² and 1000:1 respectively.
Other Agon AG271UG functionalities include a DisplayPort and HDMI ports, a 4-port USB 3.0 hub, a couple of 3.5 mm audio jacks, as well as 2 W stereospeakers.
The sale of the new AOC product will start at the end of the month at the 800 USD recommended price.