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ASUS Intros MG248QE Gaming-grade 24-inch Monitor

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ASUS today rolled out the MG248QE, an entry-level 24-inch gaming monitor. This monitor misses out on the coveted Republic of Gamers (ROG) branding by ASUS, but is still targeted at gamers, albeit on a tight budget, owing to is sub-$300 pricing. Don't stop reading at Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) resolution just yet - you get 144 Hz refresh-rate, 1 ms (GTG) response time, and support for AMD FreeSync. Many of ASUS' GamePlus features are carried over from its ROG monitor lineup, such as GameVisual game genre-specific display presets, OSD crosshairs, timers, frame-rate counters, and monitor-based bezel-compensation adjustments for multi-monitor setups.

Other vital specs of the ASUS MG248QE include a TN-film panel with 16.7 million-colors, 170°/160° (V/H) maximum viewing-angles, LED backlit illuimation with low blue-light, 350 cd/m² maximum brightness, 100000000:1 "ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio," and passive anti-ghosting that takes advantage of the panel's high refresh-rate. Display inputs include HDMI 1.4a, DisplayPort 1.2a, and dual-link DVI. Since this monitor is succeeding the company's VG248QE with a slightly refreshed feature-set (FreeSync and low blue-light), we expect it to sell at a similar price-point $250-$280.



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150$ for name and other for actual HW..
 
I hope they managed to place GamePlus crosshairs in the actual center of the screen. On my VG248QE, crosshairs are offset to one side by 1-2 pixels and it's really annoying as you can visually see it offset compared to ingame crosshair (which is often less visible but still). The rest I can't really complain about as it's a really good monitor.

Btw, any info if it's still using PWM LED backlight or DC LED ? The old one had PWM and it's a bit annoying running it at lower brightness as it'll flicker a bit. It's fine at full blast.
 
A TN panel? Nowadays you can get a VA with similar specs at the same price.
 
Too expensive. NEXT
 
For that price I got my alienware aw2518hf with 240hz. 144hz is thing of the past, cant even use windows anymore lol
 
The only reason to buy AMD is freesync. Too bad you can't get any cards anyways. Not for a decent price at least.
 
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