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August 2016
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Published: 2016-11-26, Author: Paolo , review by: monitornerds.com
In our humble opinion, the MG248Q sits at the top of the 24″ chain. Despite not having it's ROG Swift siblings premium price tags, this model performs almost at par with them and with the competing 24″ professional gaming monitors available today. For gam...
Published: 2016-10-25, Author: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
Abstract: ASUS MG248Q is a gaming monitor resolution of FHD 24-inch (61cm) size (1920X1080). The 144Hz gaming monitor gaming is a fundamental condition to ensure that they have the size you are looking for, among the largest consumers monitor and support a 1ms resp...
144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, Adaptive Sync
TN panel, Is 24 inches too small?, Adaptive Sync for AMD and Intel only
For the money, you can't buy a faster gaming display that offers a 144Hz refresh rate. Some might be turned by the TN panel, but it still looks darn good in the flesh. You won't be disappointed...
144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, Adaptive Sync
TN panel, Is 24 inches too small?, Adaptive Sync for AMD and Intel only
For the money, you can't buy a faster gaming display that offers a 144Hz refresh rate. Some might be turned by the TN panel, but it still looks darn good in the flesh. You won't be disappointed...
Published: 2016-07-16, Author: Simon , review by: tftcentral.co.uk
Excellent gaming performance with fast response times, high refresh rate, low lag and FreeSync support, Nice premium design, quite similar to the ROG Swift range, Nice range of gaming extras and features
Default setup aimed at gaming and not as good for general uses, Limitations of TN Film technology when it comes to viewing angles particularly, Some overshoot starts to become high at top end of refresh rate range (TF 40)
The Asus MG248Q was a very solid gaming screen in the 24" space. The key areas of interest for this screen are where it did particularly well. It offered fast response times which were on par with other top-end TN Film gaming screens we've tested in recen...
Beautifully smooth 1080p gaming at 144Hz with adaptivesync, Loads of OSD features to customise the image and gaming experience, Relatively affordable for a 144Hz display
Poor viewing angles of TN panel technology, Limited to 1080p resolution.
Another Asus display, and another glowing report, showing just how serious the company is in dominating the display market. While the previous high-end gaming displays have shown the company has what it takes to compete at the top of the market, the MG248...
High refresh a boon for gaming, Wide FreeSync support, Good colour calibration, Best-in-class OSD
Average viewing angles
Asus has sought to increase the prominence of adaptive-framerate monitors by introducing a trio of screens able to harness the FreeSync technology baked into AMD's current Radeon cards.The MG248Q is a case in point. The high-level specifications are s...
