https://blurbusters.com/aoc-releases-hi ... d-monitor/
https://eu.aoc.com/en/gaming-monitors/ag273qz
Type: LCD
Size: 27"
Screen: Flat
Coating: Matte Anti-Glare
Backlight: WLED Flicker-Free
Panel type: TN
Panel manufacturer: AUO
Panel model:
Resolution: QHD
Pixel Size: 0.233 mm
VFreq: 240Hz
GtG Average:
GtG Max. 100% transition:
GtG Max. 99% transition:
GtG Max. 98% transition:
MBR Capable: Yes
AOCMBR type: FullScreen Strobe
MBR lowest MPRT: 0.5ms Strobe Lenght
VRR: VESA Adaptive-Sync
Brightness: 400 cd/m2
HDR: Vesa HDR400
Contrast: 1000:1
Color: Native 8bits / enhanced tone-mapping precision (10-bit colour)
/ 93.7% Adobe RGB / 126.4% sRGBLowBlueLight: Yes
VESA socket: 75x75mm
DisplayPort: 2x v1.4
HDMI: 2x v2.0
VGA: 1x D-SUB
Jack 3,5mm: In and Out
Speakers: 2x 5W
USB: 4x v3.2
Back LEDs: Yes
Headphone hook: Yes
Ergonomics: Height, Swivel, Tilt and Rotation
Scaler manufacturer:
Scaler model:
Firmware User-Upgreadable:
BlurBusters Approved:
hope Yes 
BlurBusters sticker in the bezel:
Please AOC paste it !If someone test this monitor, please share your MBR experience, thanks !
Maintain stable 240FPS in modern games with current hardware is not possible, except decreasing quality settings, or playing older games. But maintain QHD 100FPS/Hz with MBR is possible, so this monitor open a new door to enjoy decent MBR quality due to 240Hz fast scanout, with the reduced pixel size and the consequent jump in image quality respect FHD TN 240Hz MBR like Benq/Zowie XL2746S DyAc+
Compare these monitors would be very interesting, and also of course with Viewsonix XG270 to see if IPS has even better 100Hz MBR movement quality. I think IPS is better for MBR, and BlurBusters tweaks are unbeatable
but the big jump in resolution must be taken into account 
Hope this year QHD IPS 240Hz MBR and 4K IPS +144Hz MBR with DisplayPort v2.0 and HDMI v2.1 are released.