This Asus TUF Gaming VG249Q3A, 23.8" gaming monitor with FHD 1920x1080 resolution is designed for those who want to fully immerse themselves in the dynamic gaming process and obtain an exceptionally clear image. It provides impressive detail accuracy, wide screen space and excellent visual comfort in any game.
The response time 1ms reduces pixel transition delay, thereby minimizing blur and afterimage formation in moving images. Such an indicator is especially useful for dynamic content, ensuring clearer and more stable frame representation. The monitor responds faster to image changes, improving visual accuracy.
IPS technology ensures a more uniform liquid crystal structure, allowing pixels to maintain stable properties regardless of the viewing direction. This reduces color shifts and visual artifacts, making IPS technically a more balanced solution in comparison to other panel technologies.
AMD FreeSync is a technology that synchronizes the refresh rate of a monitor with the frame rate of a video card, reducing image tearing and brightness fluctuations. It automatically adjusts screen operation to workload, ensuring a smoother and more stable dynamic scene display without additional delay.
This monitor is compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC (G-SYNC Compatible). The NVIDIA G-SYNC technology controls panel refresh at a hardware level and adjusts it to the current frame rate. This reduces desynchronization and image jitter, improving smoothness of movement. The solution provides stable depiction of rapidly changing scenes without increase in latency.
The frequency of 180 Hz allows the panel to refresh frames as quickly as possible, reducing tearing and artifacts. This makes dynamic scenes more predictable and comfortable for reactive control, which is especially important for professional gamers and e-sports athletes, where every fraction of a second is critical.
Flicker-Free reduces the frequency flickering common to some brightness adjustment methods. This reduces visual stress and ensures a smooth, pleasant image for the eyes. The technology is particularly useful for working in darker rooms and during prolonged viewing sessions.
The Tilt function ensures flexible adjustment of the panel's vertical tilt, allowing for precise adaptation of the screen to the working position. This reduces the risk of discomfort during prolonged use, maintains an optimal viewing angle, and helps avoid image distortion in various lighting conditions.
Compatibility with VESA wall mount makes the monitor universal for installation: it can be attached to the wall, used with a movable bracket or integrated into an ergonomic stand. The standard facilitates assembly, improves cable organization and frees up additional space.
Built-in speakers provide sound playback without having to connect separate acoustic systems, reducing the amount of equipment in the workplace. They provide basic audio signals for video conferencing, system announcements, and multimedia. This solution enhances convenience and reduces the number of additional cables.
HDMI provides video and audio transmission with a single cable, which enhances connection stability and reduces the risk of interference. The interface reduces the number of connections and maintains the integrity of the digital signal. HDMI supports modern formats and ensures reliable operation with a wide range of devices.
DisplayPort is a modern image transmission standard that ensures stable playback with high resolution and refresh intensity. The interface supports HDR and multiple monitor configurations, transmits details without quality loss and provides accurate graphics display on professional and gaming monitors.
Warranty
Asus provides this model with a 2 year warranty at all certified service centres.
*When purchasing a monitor on the legal entity's details - manufacturer's warranty 1 year.
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
