The company positions this model as a professional solution for e -Sportsmen that require maximum speed and clarity in games.
HKC has officially announced the world’s first game monitor with a native update of 800 Hz. According to Gizmochina, the final name and labeling of the device has not been confirmed.
The new monitor is equipped with a 24.5-inches full HD panel, created based on its own HKC VA technology, using high-frequency drive A-SI hypersilicon. The device also received 1152-zone mini LED backlight and QWEF quantum film without Kadmium, which provides high clarity of motion without caution in the accuracy of color delivery.
The model supports a renewal of 800 Hz in native mode, with a possibility of variable frequency in range from 48 to 800 Hz. The response time was 0.5 ms (GTG), and the pinnacle of the brightness reached 1,200 threads. Contrast-4000: 1. The panel covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space and 99% Adobe RGB, has a native 10-bit color and supports rendering with an extension of up to 12 bits.
The monitor is certified according to the Vesa DisplayHDR 1000 criteria and is compatible with the adaptive frequency of NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD Freync Premium Pro. Dynamic energy precipitation is also implemented, which automatically reduces update frequency when viewing static content.
HKC positions this monitor as a professional solution for e-sportsmen that require maximum clarity and speed in games such as counter-strike 2 or with strength.
Earlier in CES 2025, the company represents the 750th Prototype Koorui G7 based on a TN panel, but unlike the new thing uses a VA panel that provides a better contrast and significant broader color range at speed.
The price and date of the device’s release have not been named.
Remember that the previous SDC introduced a record on the frequency monitor on OLED models.
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