AOC Agon AG324UX, 31.5"

Der AOC Agon AG324UX bietet ein 32"-UHD-Panel mit bis zu 144 Hz, HDMI 2.1, USB-C mit 90 Watt PD und RGB. Auch aktuelle Konsolen lassen sich mit 120 Hz und UHD nutzen. Der Test des Monitors zeigt zudem die Unterschiede zum Philips Momentum 329M1 auf, der ein AUO-Panel nutzt, während im AG324UX ein Innolux-Panel steckt.

From a gaming point of view we were pleased with the response time performance and real-use motion clarity, including solid performance across the refresh rate range and a rare ‘single overdrive setting’ experience from an adaptive-sync screen. The 4K resolution combined with 144Hz is a very attractive option for PC gaming, and of course to support modern games consoles like the PS5 and Xbox Series X. This is definitely more usable and useful on a screen in this size bracket too than it is on older 27″ models and ~32″ is a nice sweet spot for a desktop monitor. The inclusion of VRR support is as welcome as ever, and you’re definitely going to need to use that to power this combination of resolution and refresh rate! Reassurance around VRR performance via the ‘G-sync Compatible’ certification is also good news. We also found the screen to have super-low input lag, and a decent blur reduction mode with a range of settings and good performance for motion clarity improvement. We would have liked the ability to use that at the same time as VRR though. The inclusion of HDMI 2.1 is bound to be popular for games console use too. Some people might like the “gamer aesthetics” and RGB lighting etc, some may not – but you know what you’re getting yourself in to here when you choose the screen!