"At the core of the AGP257FT is an oxide-based Fast IPS panel. Fast-response liquid crystal materials and an advanced panel architecture drive pixels faster than conventional LCD designs, overcoming the voltage-response limits that typically hold LCD panels back at extreme refresh rates."
This is using a BOE panel, different to the LG 1000Hz IPS. Might have better response time performance given that LG one is disappointing.
https://www.techpowerup.com/353253/aoc- ... -ips-panel
AOC AGON PRO AGP257FT - 1000Hz IPS, BOE panel
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petight
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AOC AGON PRO AGP257FT - 1000Hz IPS, BOE panel
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gbmaster
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Re: AOC AGON PRO AGP257FT - 1000Hz IPS, BOE panel
going to be hard to choose between this 1050hz monitor or the 560hz alienwear oled
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Re: AOC AGON PRO AGP257FT - 1000Hz IPS, BOE panel
Now that you mention these 2 values, I'm starting to believe that display manifacturers are riding the "wave" (the misleading claim of "OLED is 1.5x faster than LCDs") and refusing to give us 1kHz OLED cause of it...
I doubt this BOE panel will be compliant enough to compete with a same refresh rate OLED.
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