Moving on, the AOC C24G1 offers excellent colors out of the box we recommend using the ‘sRGB’ color temperature mode for the most accurate color reproduction. Since it’s not very demanding, 1080p also allows you to reach high frame rates in video games for an enjoyable and smooth gaming experience, even with a solid budget/mid-range GPU. Many users may be tempted to get the 27″ model, the C27G1 since it’s bigger and only slightly more expensive, but 1080p results in a notably lower pixel density on 27″ sized monitors meaning that you’ll get a more pixelated picture quality. Such pixel density allows for sharp and clear details as well as a decent amount of screen real estate. The Full HD resolution, 1920×1080, results in a decent pixel density of roughly 93 pixels per inch when displayed on the 23.6″ viewable screen of the AOC C24G1. The AOC C24G1 is based on a VA panel with true 8-bit color depth, an exceptional 3,000:1 static contrast ratio, a 250-nit peak brightness, 1080p resolution, and 178-degree wide viewing angles.

Unlike most high refresh rate displays at this price range, however, the C24G1 doesn’t skimp on design quality, or anything else for that matter.

The AOC C24G1 is an affordable 144Hz curved gaming monitor with AMD FreeSync, 1ms MPRT, and many more useful features.

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