AOC Agon AG322QC4 with HDR 400 and FreeSync 2 announced

by Mark Tyson on 18 April 2018, 14:31

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AOC has launched the Agon AG322QC4 premium gaming monitor. In an email to HEXUS, the supplied specs look very similar to something we saw earlier. For the second time today we have news of a 31.5-inch gaming monitor sporting a 1800R curved VA QHD panel, HDR visuals, FreeSync 2, a 144Hz refresh rate, and a 4ms GtG response time. However, AOC provides different levels of detail, a slightly different balance of features, and has kindly informed us of those most essential details - pricing and availability.

AOC Agon AG322QC4 specification highlights

  • 3-sided frameless 31.5-inch VA (Vertical Alignment) panel with wide viewing angles
  • 1800R curvature, matt screen
  • Quad HD (2560x1440 pixels) resolution in 16:9 aspect ratio
  • VESA DisplayHDR 400-compliant
  • 400cd/m² peak brightness
  • 2000:1 static contrast ratio
  • 144Hz refresh rate
  • 4ms GtG response time
  • VGA, HDMI 2.0 x 2, DisplayPort 1.2 x 2, USB 3.0 x 2 connectors
  • Stereo 5W speakers
  • AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 support

Beyond the above basics, AOC stuffs in a cornucopia of its own enhancement technologies. AOC’s Low Input Lag mode is present to improve an already responsive monitor. Furthermore, there are AOC Game Mode presets to deliver custom settings for different genres such as FPS, Racing or RTS. AOC Shadow Control “brings the battle out of the shadows” by brightening dark areas or sinking them back into blackness on the fly, without affecting the rest of the display. Standard eye health features are present, with low blue light and flicker free modes present. Interestingly, the AOC monitor features a wired remote OSD controller (QuickSwitch) too.

AOC’s Ergo Base offers built-in cable management solution and a carry-on handle for transportation. You can make adjustments of 110mm in height, 30~30° swivel, and -5.5 to 29° tilt. If you don’t need the stand, you can use any 100 x 100 VESA mount instead.

To further appeal to the gamer crowd AOC has fitted the Agon AG322QC4 monitor with LED lights on the lower bezel and the back. You can choose between red, green or blue lights with three intensity levels for increased customisation.

The AOC Agon AG322QC4 will be available in June 2018, says AOC. A launch MSRP of £529 / $599 / €599 has been set.



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All nice outside the curve,which is probably fine for most stuff,but kind of does not help with image editing! :(
CAT-THE-FIFTH
All nice outside the curve,which is probably fine for most stuff,but kind of does not help with image editing! :(
You may want an IPS monitor for image editing anyway…
AOC are really coming into their own as of late, I will definitely be at least keeping an eye on their products, I am not interested in a curved screen however.
EvilCycle
AOC are really coming into their own as of late, I will definitely be at least keeping an eye on their products, I am not interested in a curved screen however.
i wasn't either.. and then I used one.
GinoLatino
You may want an IPS monitor for image editing anyway…

VA type panels are still capable enough(a good VA would be preferable over a poor IPS panel for example),but the distortion of a curved monitor is not really great for image editing.