At the gates of CES 2020 starting tomorrow, guessing and improving mark the details these days. Yesterday we were talking about Samsung's new range of monitors, looking to offer a new curved version with The Odyssey. Today we have to talk about a different version, which provides a partnership between Nvidia and Asus, which monitor first with a 360Hz panel. Therefore, during CES 2020 the fastest monitoring ever introduced.
With Twitter the official account of Nvidia he wanted to make this device known from his official blog. This was how they wanted to present the hole that Asus had made will support Nvidia G-Sync, seeking to get the credentials of those users who want high performance and excellent image. She focuses primarily on eSports, Nvidia and Asus introduce the first monitor with a 360Hz panel, the fastest panel ever built, i ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz.
And as we mentioned, the purpose has been to try to offer the best eSports device. Not that it doesn't work all that much, but the fact is that it is in this area that high levels of refreshment on the panel can provide high quality at speed and sharpness of the image. The best way to approach these many shooters, with high speed or high FPS, is that the monitor is able to display all that speed on the screen.
ASUS would have done its part, with a panel made together with AU Optronics technology, editing the magnificent panel of ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz. They are committed to offering a 360Hz refresh rate that allows for smoothness never before seen in 24.5 ″ and 1080p monitor, where you cannot miss the game's frame by providing the best response time ever seen on such a device.
And this is the new version that has been proposed by both Nvidia and ASUS when designing a new device that wants to offer the best performance. A feature-specific operation, eSports with users enjoying multiplayer games, where this type of performance is prioritized. Depending on the design, ASUS used its traditional design of gaming devices from the ROG range, where it would highlight that rear logo with RGB.
There are no known details about the launch and its pricing, something that may be revealed in the coming days at CES 2020.
