CU34G2X - 34" ultra curved gaming monitor with 144 Hz, 1ms and 21:9
2019 ж. 11 Жел.
22 751 Рет қаралды
The CU34G2X maximizes your gaming experience. Thanks to its WQHD resolution this 34" curved monitor provides extremely detailed and clear images. Additionally, its 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and AMD FreeSync provide extremely smooth gameplay.
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20 years as a satisfied client of monitors (and budget led TV) from AOC and LG. You can hardly get more from your money. Absolutely recommendable.
Nice monitor and nice price. God job AOC !!!
Is it coming to Brazil?
Прекрасный монитор! Посмотрел ролик, влюбился и купил)
тоже стал обладателем,офигенный моник;)
@@gjiobus поздравляю) слушай, можешь пж проверить один момент.Меня немного раздражает, но в играх этого нет В общем на голубом/светло синем фоне на верху (до 5 см сверху) видны тоненькие горизонтальные полосы по всей длине, будто в лупу смотришь на структуру матрицы на 2560*1080 ips такого не было
Got one of it about 1699RMB （2199-500RMB chash refound ）
A really fantastic monitor.really hope its G sync compatable. When will it be available to the EU market?
Yes, availiable in eu
Is it gsync compatible?
Just ordered 1 on amazon will be here Friday!
My finger has been hovering on the order button how would you say it holds up?
What do you think about it? Im about to get me one in about 2 weeks when it becomes available in stores here. Looks like the perfect 3440x1440 144hz monitor for the price.
Like I said in the comment before, the color is too washy and not very “pro”.
@@zalienthere-visitor1424 nobody asking you can see that comment but I can see your point, that said in all other respects I'm fine with what I bought given the price
Zac Koehler Yeah thats what I read in another review that the colors lacked strength. But I got a Tn-panel from around 2014 atm so I dont think that will bother me too much
@AOC Gaming. I bought this monitor back on 27 Feb. Retailer keeps pushing the date of when it is coming in stock. Any time frame of when this will be in stock in Europe?
has it turned up yet?
@@has-z4162 Couldn't believe it but finally on 7th May received a notification from the retailer (computeruniverse.net) that the monitor arrived and they shipped it yesterday. Hopefully will receive it next week. As you can see from their site it is not in stock. I guess they got a limited number which were already reserved for those who had bought it like myself.
yo guys can i ask what game is in 0:45? thanks
i'm confused. Please tell me what is the definition of "Frameless"?
very true.. there is a huge bezzel on this monitor. the marketing is lying.
Bardzo dobry sprzęt SUPERRR rozdzielczość jedynie czego brakuje to wbudowanych głośników.
Is there a g sync version or just a free sync one?
gsync is pretty much done now, I'd expect to see less and less gsync moving forward
@@stokedGSXR yeah. the new alienware 27 gaming monitor dose not have a g sync version. the new alienware 24 ultrawidle does though. well get that. for a $1200 is not a bad prince. well get a g sync rog 27 4k hdr monitor at the end of the year next year. $2000.
You can manually enable gync compatibility
Anyone find any reviews yet? Really considering this monitor but I want to be a bit more educated on it first
ZGX it is brand new and the buzz is still buzzing
I hope it is on par with the Nixeus EDG 34" which is $550 compared to this ones $450 price. However the one person I see review this showed it isn't as good color wise but i would like to see a more professional KZheadr review it just to be sure.
Why does it say no freesync then adaptive sync then it shows freesync?
How much did pay for this in the U.S.?
$450 usd
Mugen wtf, 550 usd in Norway fuuuuck
the f does frameless mean? I see a frame right there...
The mean no gap between the frame and the image, all these bezelless screens have bezels
costs 450USD in america, but 650USD in europe :(
Ordered it for 500 euro's in the Netherlands, thats like 550 USD. Seems like you're unlucky bud.
I returned this monitor, color is too washy and not very sharp. I messed with all the settings and still could not find a good picture. I ended up buying a 27” Alienware 👽 the picture on this thing is unmatched guaranteed.
These ultrawide gaming monitors are just getting ridiculous in price.
This one is extremely cheap compared to the rest
@@kunkelek6267 most definitely. Now the Acer X35 at 2000.00 and that newer 35"Asus with the full backlight array at 2500.00 is just crazy expensive. The thing that is funny is at CES earlier this year at the LG booth, most of the KZhead footage I watched showed mostly everyone gathered ar the new CX OLED TV's playing games. That CX 55" OLED is like 1699.00. It would be very interesting to have the cost numbers in making these super high end gaming monitors to understand that price. Or maybe it's a binning issue were few panels can run at those specs, in that case I can see the price premiums. Hopefully this micro LED tech will offer a better cost alternative in the future.
@@rocnroll0065 will you be buying any ultrawide or do you have one at the moment ?
@@kunkelek6267 unfortunately no I don't have an ultrawide monitor yet....spent it on a Universal Audio Apollo and a pair of Yamaha HS8's. I'm hoping to pull the trigger on a 38" ultrawide monitor this holiday season....looking for the extra height in the 38" model for when I'm using logic pro x, but also would like something with the 144hz for some gaming,so I'm still in that 2000.00 range...probably the LG 38WN95C-W that just launched.
@@rocnroll0065 damn 38" seems huge, the 34" is already really big compared to my 24" 16:9 lol. Will the pixels per inch not be really low on it ?
VA panel with 1ms, what a joke. 😂😂😂 VA = garbage for high rr gaming because inevitable ghosting in a big % of transitions
the 1ms is mprt which is most likely achieved with backlight technology. the gtg is likely to be 4ms which is the same as any other VA panel. The difference is that you are getting 144hz on an 34" uwqhd for half the price it went for so far.
@@Scorptice Ye the advertising on monitors is really pathetic... VA panels actually have higher gtg averages, you get 4ms (in best case scenario) when you crank up the overdrive, but then you get horrific inverted ghostin. When you put in optimal overdrive settings even on the best VA panels around 20% of the transitions are higher then 6.9 ns which is needed for 144hz. In other words VA panels are only good for 100-120hz rr's so they're basically the worse choice for 144hz+ gaming no matter how cheap they are...
@@crodude743 It's still okay because we can't push 144fps, high settings with AAA games on such a displays anyways. And if you wanted to be mega competitive in CSGO without a single trace of ghosting you'd go a 27" 16:9 anyways. So for the purpose of freesyncing 70-100 fps with a cinematic experience on let's say Witcher or Monster Hunter having a 144Hz power potential is still awesome with the price-tag and all that. But I do deem the 1ms ad to be deceiving but that's nothing new. The monitor looks absolutely solid for sub 600€ at any rate.
Wow, they actually deleted my comment where I say that 1ms on a VA panel is bullshit and cheap marketing. Here I say it again, VA pnels are by far the worse for high refresh gaming because of the horrible response times they have. While the average can be around 4-5 ms even on the best VA panels around 20% of the transitions are far above 6.94 ms which is needed for ghosting free experience on 144hz. Add up AOC horrible quality control and you get a monitor that is only good for avoiding.
They didnt delete it, its the very first comment in this section
is it g sync compatible?
yes