We also know for a fact that the ASUS PG258Q will feature a Full HD resolution, aka. FHD or 1080p. As an addition, the display will also include a G-SYNC module and therefore supports NVIDIA G-SYNC technology. The panel will be based on the old TN panel technology and will feature 1ms response time for minimal ghosting effects and a low input lag as well. In terms of spec, this monitor is very similar to the ASUS ROG Swift PG248Q that we made a write-up about earlier.
The base of the stand you will find in-built LED lights that will project the Republic of Gamers (ROG) logo on the table below it. We also know that the monitor will only be working with DisplayPort 1.3 or DisplayPort 1.4 so no HDMI, VGA or DVI options will be provided.
The 240Hz refresh rate seems to be the only spec that the monitor seems to have going, as TN panels and the Full HD resolution are not the best investment right now in terms of overall gaming capacity. If you’re using the monitor for pure FPS gaming, then this monitor will probably all other monitors out of the water, especially 60Hz monitors once this beast is released. More on that closer to the release date.
There’s not much information about this monitor since ASUS did not release them at the event. We will update this post as soon as we receive more information about this gaming monitor from ASUS.
Screen Size | 24.5" |
Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
Panel Type | TN |
Aspect Ratio | 16:9 |
Refresh Rate | 240Hz |
Response Time | 1ms |
Adaptive Sync | G-SYNC |
Speakers | Unknown |