ASRock Unveils New Phantom Gaming Monitor Line-up at CES 2023

[TheLostSwede]

The leading global motherboard, graphics card, and small form factor PC manufacturer, ASRock, today launched the 2023 Phantom Gaming monitor line-up. Phantom Gaming monitor portfolio covers a wide-ranging gaming monitor with screen sizes ranging from 27" to 34", various aspect ratios (16:9, 21:9), resolutions from Full HD up to WQHD (3440x1440), with refresh rates from 165 Hz up to 240 Hz and response times as low as 1 ms. ASRock provides a series of gaming monitors for gamers of any budget and demand.

"ASRock is excited to launch the new Phantom Gaming monitors at CES 2023," said Chris Lee, Vice President of ASRock Motherboard & Gaming Monitor Business Unit. "Every gamer desires perfectly smooth gameplay and peak performance, we expect to provide an advanced gaming gear for gamers to conquer the battlefield."




Gameplay without Limits
Most of the Phantom Gaming monitors support AMD FreeSync Premium. AMD FreeSync Premium levels up users gaming experience with a high refresh rate, low framerate compensation, and low latency. In addition, the Phantom Gaming monitor line-up comes with HDR technology to offer users vivid gameplay with more detail and better color accuracy.

Stable Wi-Fi Signal, Smooth Gaming Experience
The high-end models of Phantom Gaming monitor are equipped with the exclusive design of Integrated Wi-Fi Antenna. By connecting the built-in Wi-Fi antenna to your PC, the Wi-Fi signal will be no longer masked by the desk. Moreover, the antenna is compatible with Wi-Fi 4/5/6/6E/7 and offers 7 dBi peak gain that improves the PC's Wi-Fi signal, and helps gamers to enjoy fluid gameplay without latency.

Make Your Style on PG Mini-OLED
Each of the gamers is unique, and their gaming gear should be able to reflect their personality characteristics. The flagship PG34WQ15R3A Phantom Gaming monitor features a 1.3-inch OLED display on the monitor stand, allowing gamers to customize images or GIFs on it. It's time to show your style.

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[trsttte]

Will the monitors have more or less artifacts than their marketing materials?

"Hey look, we sell monitors too!"

 

[opinali]

As a ultrawide lover my only question is: when will we have any option of 5K2K, on a reasonable size (pref 34" but I could handle 38"), and with the other bells and whistles of modern gaming panels (120Hz or better, midrange HDR, VRR).

 

[trsttte]

Make Your Style on PG Mini-OLED
Each of the gamers is unique, and their gaming gear should be able to reflect their personality characteristics. The flagship PG34WQ15R3A Phantom Gaming monitor features a 1.3-inch OLED display on the monitor stand, allowing gamers to customize images or GIFs on it. It's time to show your style.

Yo dawg I heard you like monitors, so i've put a monitor in the stand that holds your monitor

 

[CosmicWanderer]

As a ultrawide lover my only question is: when will we have any option of 5K2K, on a reasonable size (pref 34" but I could handle 38"), and with the other bells and whistles of modern gaming panels (120Hz or better, midrange HDR, VRR).

I'm concerned that we haven't seen any announced yet. We've seen 32:9 2160p ultrawides with high refresh rates. Where are the 21:9 versions?!

 

[piloponth]

Wait for decent/modern 1600p VRR ultrawide with HDR continues. Not interested in RGB bullshit. Manufacturers, get the hint already.

 

[wNotyarD]

If there's one thing that piqued my interest, and I'm not even sure how well it'll work, is the stand built-in wifi antenna. As someone who depends on wifi for connecting my desktop, it sure is somewhat of a novelty which may actually improve my usage.