AOC C24G1: Ultra-Smooth 144Hz Frameless DisplayPort Monitor with Height, Pivot, and Tilt Adjustments Review

I have 2 of these monitors, they look great, I don't think I can see a real difference between 144 and 60Hz but I can see a difference in input lag using this instead of the TV I was using , it made a difference between Super Mario Bros (1985) being playable and not. The free sync was buggy for me on Linux Xubuntu 18.04 (April 2019), unusable with 2 displays connected to GTX 1060 3GB (the free sync can only work in 1 monitor settings but when it is off it should they work) when the framerate…

I really liked this monitor when I had it, but I had to return it just in case the only issue I had was caused by a faulty unit. The VA panel is bright with excellent contrast. It suffered from VA glow like most, and while I'm used to it from my Samsung TV, it was distracting in darker games like Metro 2033. Incidentally, while the contrast adds depth to dark scenes, fast motion caused blur. and after. These aren't terrible '90s LCD screens, but they're there. If you appreciate the richness of…

PSA: if you buy this (or any other 144hz monitor) you need to go into your graphics card control panel and enable 144hz otherwise it will default to 60hz! Let's start with the basics. 1080p 144Hz at 24 inches looks fantastic. In my opinion, 24" is the perfect size for 1080p, since at 27" you lose a bit of sharpness and it is better to use 1440p. This monitor is perfect for esports games (e.g. Overwatch, Fortnite, CS:GO, Apex, Valorant, etc.) and has very little ghosting (at least it only…

By nature, anything but an ips panel isn't as sharp as it deals with sub-pixel backlighting. I didn't know much about monitors before. and I didn't think I cared that much about image quality. I was wrong, I couldn't handle blurry text. There is a glow or blur around the text. I can see the pixels well on my 1080p IPS monitor and the text isn't very sharp, but it's not glowing, fuzzy, or blurry. i have to return it I played better with a 144Hz refresh rate, didn't realize why, but I did. Less…

The buttons on the screen should be on the side of the screen, not under it, moreover there are no problems yet, do not update well when I go, the software menu through the computer is good, although (UPDATE) oily, smooth , at least for me I've been on an AOC 18IN 1366X900 60HZ UNIT for the past 10 years from a staple that only died a month ago but hey it's served me well so far so I trusted AOC BRAND enough to lose $200 on the Time on this so far 0 disappointments, it was sparkling good! And…

This is an amazing monitor. when he works Colors are vibrant, blacks are deep, the stand is amazing. All in all, fantastic packaging for the price. However, I knew that with such a great product, AOC had to cut corners somewhere. And unfortunately, it looks like warranties and customer support have been chosen. My first monitor had a dead pixel, which I didn't see as a big deal at the time. However, in just two days, the dead pixel turned into an entire black bar across the width of my monitor.

I've been traveling with a laptop for over 7 years and apparently it was a 60hz screen. I kept reading that 144Hz is much better for gaming, which is why I first considered building a PC with this monitor. Let me tell you everything, so it's worth $200. First, it's cheap for its looks and performance. The bezels + "screen border" are about 5mm high on the top and sides and 1.5cm on the bottom. It's a VA panel curved at 1500R and has great colors in my opinion. The flex isn't too big in my…

As the name suggests, this is a well-made monitor from AOC. Which, to be honest, really surprised me, since most AOC monitors are budget, that is, cheaper in quality but better in price. This monitor, on the other hand, outperforms almost every level of VA display. It probably helps that the panel they use is owned by Samsung themselves. Regardless, it works as it should in terms of control over sharpness, contrast ratio, color reproduction, gamma level, response time, input lag and more. Of…

I bought this monitor about 17 months ago and after about a year I turned on the monitor and it had a static blue fuzz that covered the entire screen but after a few minutes it went away, it still happens about once a week. But this morning when I switched inputs, the "button" to switch inputs broke off at the bottom, making switching inputs difficult now.

I'm upgrading from an AOC 60Hz monitor. AOC is a good brand, I chose this monitor because it suits my competitive gaming needs. It handles 144Hz. I'm glad Vsync works with my Nvidia/Intel setup. I'm switching to a monitor with a higher refresh rate because I've heard it makes a difference in competitive FPS games. I've tried it on CSGO, PUBG, and Assassin's Creed. Everything looked great. I have changed settings other than the default ones and made them my own. I love that you can add a…

I bought this product hoping to upgrade my TV and it was an upgrade. I'm trying to upgrade my entire gaming rig, but I'm playing on console for now. I didn't realize what I was missing until I got an actual monitor. I wanted to wait a bit before writing a review because as you can imagine things can go wrong but it's been two weeks since I bought this monitor and so far so good. I've changed some of the settings to make them look a little different, but that's just personal preference. The…

So I had multiple monitors to play games on. This is the first gaming monitor I own, so to my surprise it can be a bit fanatical. So far the monitor is great. I didn't notice any burned pixels, dead spots, or show through. There is a preset for FPS games, which is nice. This setting has a very cool tint, but it kills the eyes after a while. Also in this setting I noticed that red colors are not processed very well. It seems strange to me, but along with eye fatigue, I disabled the FPS setting…

So, aside from the questionable appearance of the damaged packaging, the product inside was everything I hoped it would be. I was concerned about several dead pixel reviews and they are out of warranty if not consecutive. It's kind of a fishy thing when they tout a 3-year dead pixel warranty. No mention of what's in the series. In my experience, I've rarely had more than 1 pixel at a time, and when I've had more than 1 pixel, they've usually never been next to each other and are distracting if…

Okay I bought this not knowing if anything would be good because everyone said the color quality is poor compared to $300 monitors from ISPs, of course it won't be as good as a monitor twice the price is. I personally bought one of these and switched from my 50 inch TV. The difference is incredible when you switch from a low quality TV or monitor. I highly recommend this product. You will notice a big difference, it feels smooth like butter which is great. I highly recommend this product. My…

I wanted to play games with a higher refresh rate so I found this monitor for sale and gave it a try. After setup, I can say that my old monitors were completely dwarfed, but I was expecting this because they were several years old. Photos, videos, movies and games all look great on this monitor and the higher refresh rate really makes a difference when I play games. The crease was something I was concerned about, but as soon as I took it out of the box I saw that while it is kinked, it's not…

In general, I bought two of these 24 inch monitors at the same time. The reason I bought two 24 inch monitors was that after a quick look at this AOC model, the 24 inch curved monitor gives better picture quality than the 27 inch and other models. I'm not sure I made the right decision, but I can tell you that for $150 you get a solid gaming monitor, no complaints. However, I'm still setting up the monitor to work great with my RTX 2070. I'm new to PC gaming so I bought it because it's…