Aorus ad27qd 'tactical' monitor now supports g

AORUS AD27QD is known as the world's first tactical monitor. It is named like this for the different characteristics it has, especially for those who are regular players in complementary titles, such as CSGO, Fornite, Battlefield, Call of Duty, etc.

NVIDIA Adds AORUS AD27QD to G-Sync Compatible Monitors List

We did a review of this monitor, which at the time was only compatible with FreeSync. There they can see the added technologies, such as improving visibility in dark areas, customizable crosshairs, reducing the effect of the weapon's recoil, or the possibility of viewing statistics on fps or CPU usage without the need for a third-party application., among other characteristics.

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The AORUS AD27QD is a 27-inch monitor that comes with 2K resolution, 10-bit color depth, and 144Hz refresh rate. The response time is only 1 ms. From what we can see, it is a monitor focused on gaming, and it also has HDR compatibility (DisplayHDR 400).

The good news for this monitor is that NVIDIA has just included it in the G-Sync compatibility list, so we can combine an NVIDIA graphics card with this monitor with full compatibility with this technology.

One of the most interesting features of the monitor is 4K Virtual, very useful for using the monitor on consoles where 2K resolution is not supported. This means that if we have a 2K monitor on a console, we can only choose 1080p resolution and not 4K. AORUS AD27QD solves this problem by taking a 4K signal and then rescaling to 2K.

You can get more information on the official product page.

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