Today, computer hardware is produced specifically for different purposes. While a monitor purchased for production stands out with its color accuracy, latency and refresh rate are critical for a monitor to be used for gaming. Asus ROG Swift 500Hz set the bar quite high.
We call it a first because Introducing the world’s first 144 Hz monitor in 2012 After 10 years, Asus introduced the world’s first gaming monitor with a 500 Hz refresh rate.
Asus ROG Swift 500Hz specifications
Using Esports-TN (E-TN) technology With a 24.1-inch Full HD display With the monitor offering 60 percent shorter response times than standard TN LCD screens, gamers benefit from the fastest LCD screen ever.
Special settings for eSports games are included directly in the monitor software. With NVIDIA Reflex Analyzer technology, gamers can measure critical reaction time. The technical features of the monitor, which hosts NVIDIA G-SYNC technology, are as follows;
| Panel size | 24.1-inch triple-sided borderless display (16:9) |
| Panel backlight / type | Esports TN (E-TN) |
| Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| Brightness | 400 cd/m² (Typical) |
| refresh rate | 500Hz |
| NVIDIA Reflex Analyzer | Yes |
| Connection Options | 1x DisplayPort 1.41x HDMI 2.02x USB 3.21x Headphone jack |
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“When we introduced the world’s first 144 Hz monitor in 2012, they told us that the human eye can only detect 60 frames per second.” who says Gavin Tsai, ASUS Display Product Manager, continued his words as follows: “Then we took out our 240 Hz monitor, and then it was claimed that people could not feel the difference. Today, 144 Hz and 240 Hz gaming monitors have become common and standard features in the market. The incredibly fast ROG Swift 500 takes technology to a whole new level.”