Alienware AW2524H 500Hz Gaming Monitor Review

Alienware AW2524H 500Hz Gaming Monitor Review

I have been finding out displays for therefore lengthy that I’ve an occasional “keep in mind when” second. Keep in mind when all displays refresh at a continuing 60 Hz? Keep in mind the 144 Hz Asus VG248QE was leading edge with TN panel and fixed refresh charge? You can even buy a $200 board so as to add G-Sync.

We have come a great distance since then, and I am now privileged to check the world’s first 500 Hz monitor, Alienware’s AW2524H. It makes use of an IPS panel operating at FHD decision with G-Sync, Nvidia Latency AnalyzerHDR400 and most tremendous quick displays lack excessive distinction and prolonged coloration gamut.

Alienware AW2524H Specs

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Panel Kind / Backlight IPS / W-LED, edge array
16 dimming zones
Display screen Measurement / Side Ratio 25 inch / 16:9
Most Decision and Refresh Fee 1920×1080 @ 480Hz
500Hz overclocked
G-Sync and FreeSync suitable
Native Shade Depth and Gamut 10 bit (8 bit+FRC) / sRGB+
HDR10, DisplayHDR 400
Response Time (GTG) 0.5ms
Brightness (mfr) 400 nits
Distinction (mfr) 1,000:1
Audio system None
Video Inputs 1x Show Port 1.4
2xHDMI 2.0
Sound 3.5mm headphone output
USB 3.2 1x up, 4x down
Energy consumption 30.5w, brightness @ 200 nits
Panel Dimensions 21.9 x 15.4-19.7 x 9.6 inches
with WxHxD base (556×390-500x244mm)
Panel Thickness 3.3 inches (84 mm)
Body Width Prime/sides: 0.2 in (5 mm)
Backside: 0.6 in (16 mm)
Weight 14.5 kilos (6.6 kg)
Assure 3 years

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