Forget 240Hz… Asus announces 360Hz gaming monitor with Nvidia G-Sync

Asus has announced the ROG Swift 360Hz G-Sync Monitor, the first competitive gaming screen of its kind built around Nvidia’s new R4 G-Sync module. Packing high rapid refresh rates synced up to your graphics card’s frame buffer, this gaming monitor will be available “later this year." And here’s hoping that will actually happen. An Nvidia rep over at CES 2020 tells us that the new Nvidia G-Sync module is “ready to go,” and will only require a few final adjustments and tweaks on the OEM side, specifically to the AUO panel within, to get the green light for public launch. That’s an awfully promising sign, at least. Once the final panels are finished and shipped to OEMs, we know Asus will be ready and waiting with an initial model. The ROG Swift 360Hz G-Sync Monitor, as it’s currently known, will feature a 24.5-inch 1080p TN panel manufactured by AUO. While this type of panel often sacrifices colour and contrast, TNs are renowned for their speed and relatively low cost to manufacture.

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