Alternatively, depending on your region, you might want to take a look at the Acer KG251QF and the HP Omen 25– both of which are based on the same panel as the G2590FX/PX. Other gaming features include AOC Shadow Control and Game Color, which allow you to alter gamma and color saturation respectively to make certain objects in video games more visible or vibrant. The response time speed of 1ms is another aspect hardcore gamers will appreciate. In fast-paced games such as first-person shooters and racing games, there’s minimal motion blur and ghosting behind fast-moving objects.

As mentioned before, playing eSports titles like CS:GO or Valorant on the AOC G2590FX is a pleasure since you get a fast, blur-free motion experience allowing you to tap heads like there is no tomorrow! What such alternatives can’t do is nail the gaming experience like this screen. The G2590PX G2 has a really nice combination of gaming features, including 144Hz refresh, frame syncing and fast response, at a reasonable price. In games, however, it’s a totally different story. The relatively low resolution enables your graphics card to pump out many more frames per second and in turn make the most of that 144Hz refresh.

The AOC G2590FX, however, plays it safe and gives you everything you need for competitive gaming at the right price. TheAOC G2590FX TN monitor covers 96% of the sRGB color space and supports 8-bit color depth via dithering (6-bit + FRC). To learn more about monitors and ensure you’re getting the model most suited for your personal preference, visit our comprehensive and always up-to-date best gaming monitor buyer’s guide. Conclusion The design of the AOC G2590FX monitor is clearly aimed at gamers with its red accents, which, thankfully, aren’t too aggressive. Well, as expected the 144Hz makes your gaming experience smooth and the input lag is minimal at around 3-4ms depending on the testing methods. The monitor also boasts a 1ms response time, but as with every other monitor tested so far this is an exaggeration.

While the AOC G2590FX is an excellent monitor for competitive gaming, there are much better alternatives available at this price range. Specifications Screen Size However, we recommend getting the LG 24GN650 instead for the same price. It’s just as fast, but has an IPS panel with much better colors and wider viewing angles.TheAOC G2590FX variable refresh rate range is 30-144Hz/FPS which is surprisingly good as on most FreeSync gaming monitors, the VRR range is usually 40-144Hz or 48-144Hz. The Adaptive-Sync range on the AOC G2590FX is 30-144Hz/FPS, which means that if you are anywhere in that range the image on your screen will still be tear-free. Obviously, for the best experience, you will want to ensure that your PC can maintain a stable 144Hz/FPS. Now, the colors are still not as good as they are on IPS or VA panel displays, but they are noticeably richer in comparison to the older TN panels. Moving on to the performance, the AOC G2590FX input lag is impressively low and amounts to only ~4ms. So, even professional gamers won’t be able to notice any delays.

Again, the overall look and feel of the screen falls short of the latest HDR panels for sheer wow factor and vibrancy. But it’s a reasonably punchy display of its type and certainly offers plenty of shadow detail.There are numerous 24″-25″ 1080p 144Hz 1ms gaming models available which can certainly make choosing the right one a bit overwhelming. I have also had a similar issue when the monitor went to sleep while having the Adaptive-Sync active. On wake-up, the screen looked fine but of fast movement, you could see a lot of ghosting and weird artifacting.