The new monitors are G27F, G32QC and G27QC

AORUS G27F

We start with the low cost screen of the three damaged models, and it will cost just 250 euros to change and is already in Europe as reported. There will be a panel for 27 inch, which, as expected, will have a decision of 1920 x 1080 pixelswhen the panel IPS It will give you life.

The funniest thing is that it will have compatibility FreeSync and G-SYNC Compatible running without knocking or stabbing any game until 144 Hz endorsing your panel.

As for this, it will not be memorable but flat, it will cover a surprise 120%

in the color range sRGB out 8 bins outside the FRC and the set response time of 1 ms. Of course there will be patented technology for Flicker Free, Low Light and Black Equalizer products. The only bad news is that no store arrival has been defined.

AORUS G32QC

Probably the most comprehensive monitoring of those presented, and in this case we wouldn't have an IPS panel like that, if not. Go, but in return we will have a larger size of 32 inch with 2K QHD resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels) and supporting FreeSync Premium Pro and G-SYNC Compatible.

This monitor will cover your panel as it is curved, with a curvature rate of 1500R and you can raise your renewal rate 165 Hz

and the reaction time of 1 ms. Like the previous model, your panel will have it 8 bits and shall comply with HDR 400, so its high-announced light will go 400 cd / m2.

In addition, it provides 90% of the DCI-P3 color cover and includes similar game enhancements to the G27F, namely, Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Black Equializer. Although there is no defined market arrival date, AORUS has indicated that it will cost money 370 euros Europe

AORUS G27QC

Finally, this G27QC comes in the form of a combination of the two previous models. Therefore, this monitor gets a panel of 27 inch

that would include i VA technology and will handle the QHD decision (2560 x 1440 pixels), where unlike its type F will reach a refresh rate of 165 Hz.

Response time is saved to 1 ms, with its brothers and 16.7 million colors able to render its panel 8 bins outside the FRC. Your panel will be invoked at the rate of 1500R and provide HDR support, but the certificate you will receive is not specified.

Revealed by AORUS that it will cover 90% of the DCI-P3 color space like its siblings, it will combine the same technologies for Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Black Equializer FreeSync and G-SYNC Compatible and it will cost you 350 euros in Europe, though the release date has yet to be announced.