AOC intros trio of G90 3-sided frameless gaming monitors

[HEXUS]

They are all 1080p TN displays with FreeSync, and two boast refresh rates up to 144Hz.

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[CustardInc]

okay

[Xlucine]

Specific gaming features shared by the trio include AOC Low Input Lag Mode and AOC Shadow Control. The former is said to bypass monitor internal video processing for even more responsive gameplay, and the latter lightens overly dark screen areas and darkens bright parts without affecting the rest of the screen.

Heard of HDR and don't like the price tag? Try new LDR! Turn every frame into a featureless grey mush!

[virtuo]

I... can still see the frame though

[Friesiansam]

I... can still see the frame though

Agreed, a narrow frame is NOT no frame. Also, unless you are spreading your display across two or more monitors, I can't see any benefit to a very narrow bezel. How exactly, monitor manufacturer marketing departments, does fitting a monitor with a very thin bezel make the experience of using it more "immersive"?

[EvilCycle]

To be honest I quite like them, the entry level one would be nice and easy going on the rest of my hardware too, can you actually get any better for that price? Ok so there is an ASUS one I have spotted for slightly cheaper, but I know someone who has it and he is always running into weird resolution and stuttering issues on games that should be perfectly fine at 1080p.

[jamz4]

why aren't they triangles?

Nice to get some freesynnc options that go down to 30hz

[tag75]

better than what I got

[hariken07]

that almost frame-less feature could be good if you have multi-monitor setup.
that'll be pretty expensive in my case.
would want one though.

[phoenixmystic]

Is it me or does all new release news these days feel more like sponsored/marketing content?

[Wozza63]

Looks really similar to my XG270HU. Literally the only differences are the stand and the logo!

[ByteMyAscii]

I... can still see the frame though

Agreed, a narrow frame is NOT no frame. Also, unless you are spreading your display across two or more monitors, I can't see any benefit to a very narrow bezel. How exactly, monitor manufacturer marketing departments, does fitting a monitor with a very thin bezel make the experience of using it more "immersive"?

Much like products with fans being described as "silent".
Difficult perhaps to discern in the best cases, but even in those it is far from there being no noise.

[Xlucine]

Nowhere on earth is truly silent though. Even when you get into negative dB's, that's still sound

[mtyson]

AOC emailed HEXUS today to remind us that all the G90 displays should now be available in retail.