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The technology of the monitors is still advanced, and Nvidia has been in charge of presenting at CES 2020 monitors with G-SYNC and 360 Hz refresh rate oriented to competitive gaming such as the new Asus ROG Swift 360 Hz.

Nvidia G-SYNC VRR: the reference in gaming

This new year has started strong with CES 2020, especially when it comes to gaming, the main pillar of consumer electronics for which manufacturers always innovate in their desktop computers.

For this Nvidia, in conjunction with Asus has presented the new monitors with a 360 Hz refresh rate panel and G-SYNC technology to ensure its stability in image delivery. Undoubtedly, panels only suitable for competitive gaming, which will ultimately be those users who take advantage of it in esports and with a graphics card capable of reaching these FPS. To give you an idea of ​​its speed, 360 Hz means refreshing the pixel every 2.8 ms, being 6 times faster than 60 Hz screens or normal televisions.

But of course, it is not all about speed, you must see a technology behind to prevent this brutal frame rate from overflowing and producing typical effects such as tearing or flickering in the image. For this, these monitors carry Nvidia G-SYNC VRR, a hardware that dynamically adapts this frequency according to the needs of the user and the game. For practical purposes, what we gain is higher reaction speed in games, better precision and smooth transition from one fucking A to another B, for example to shoot and better predict the opponent's movements.

Asus ROG Swift 360 Hz will be the first to implement it

Asus is always one of the first manufacturers to "experiment" and that is why this Asus ROG Swift 360 Hz monitor has appeared, which is an update of the 240 Hz ROG Swift PG258Q that we already analyzed in its day.

This new version has a 24.5-inch panel and Full HD resolution, something quite predictable in the case of a competitive gaming monitor. the panel in question should be a TN manufactured by AU Optronics. Nvidia G-SYNC will ensure adequate refreshment power delivery to the monitor , aided by features such as overdrive to minimize the effects of burning or ghosting, tearing and flickerig on the image.

From now on we expect many more models from other manufacturers to implement this technology in their new esports panels, and as always we will bring you our analyzes as soon as possible.