ASUS has announced three new monitors from their Republic of Gamers division, all of which feature Adaptive-Sync variable refresh rate displays.
ASUS ROG MG28UQ
The monitors include a 28-inch model (MG28UQ), and a pair of 24-inch displays (MG248Q, MG24UQ). Looking first at the MG28UQ, which is a 28-inch, UHD/4K (3840×2160) display featuring a 1ms response time. Inputs include DisplayPort (1.2), one HDMI 2.0, and two HDMI 1.4 ports.
One of the 24-inch displays, the MG24UQ, is also UHD/4K but features an IPS display (and consequently loses the 1ms response time of the 28-inch version).
ASUS ROG MG24UQ
Finally there is the 24-inch MG248Q, which offers a high 144 Hz refresh rate and 1ms response from its TN panel, but this model offers only FHD (1920×1080) resolution – though still adequate for gaming (especially at higher detail settings) depending on your preferences.
ASUS ROG MG248Q
As far as availability goes, ASUS states “ASUS MG28UQ and MG24UQ are available immediately worldwide. MG248Q will be available in April 2016“, though pricing was not announced.
