Make sure this fits by entering your model number. 24. 5" AOC Gaming monitor with 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution TN panel Rapid 1ms response and 144Hz refresh rate 144Hz refresh rate for ultra-smooth gaming Mad Free Sync for smoothest competitive game play DisplayPort 1. 2, HDMI 1. 4 (x2), VGA inputs (HDMI, VGA cables included) w/ audio line out (3. 5mm) for convenience AOC low input lag delivers lag free Display from the video signals AOC low Blue mode and flickers for wellbeing during extended gaming sessions
I have owned this monitor for almost 2yrs now and can say with utter certainty, hands down the worst purchase I have ever made! It started out great, for about a week, then began not connecting to any output of any kind. First it would just lose signal, then it wouldnt reconnect even though other monitors were. I have replaced the cable, the driver, the everything anyone can think of and still it persists. The only reason I still have this today is money issues. It acts as a great second monitor now to my old tv, at least it stays connected no matter what happens. If you want something that is high quality and durable, this isnt the thing for you. If you want something that will give you ages of headaches, temper flares, and massive bouts of destruction all at an extremely over priced position....well then this is the EXACT thing for you!
Ken D.
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I ordered in may of 2017, the monitor arrived well packaged. I hooked it up... i couldnt get an image signal from either the hdmi or display port cable until i flipped the switch at the right rear off then back on. I thought ok fine, it works now and theres no dead pixels so minor initial annoyance aside i was good to go. I was wrong, every time i would hibernate the computer i would have to flip the switch off and back on again. I said fine, ill disable hibernate and that seemed to fix the problem but i was then plagued with a new problem. The monitor has continued to drop signal randomly every few days, the monitor goes completely black and requires me to flip the switch to function again. I had contacted AOCs customer support within the 30 day window, i was told i would have to pay shipping so i held onto it because the switch, though annoying is easily accessible. Now, heres where the really disappointing aspect of the monitor comes in. Yes, it is better than the 8ms samsung monitor it replaced... but not by much. It functions "fine" in World of Warcraft and GTA5 on medium settings at any refresh rate but it fails in almost every FPS game ive tried. It cant maintain anywhere near 60fps at anything above low settings in pubg, bf1, bf5, bo4, nor several other games with either cable at any refresh rate, neither with vsync nor freesync. Oddly enough, the monitor does function slightly better with the gamer 2 profile but anything with "overdrive" enabled runs like absolute garbage. I know what youre thinking, its the computer not the monitor. Thats what i thought for over a year but since I received this monitor i have gone through 3 cpus, 3 motherboards, 3 sets of ram, 4 video cards, 2 power supplies, 2 ssds... The same requirement for low settings for playable fps remains. What really gave it away was bf1 and bf5s warning icons, despite the ingame fps overlay saying i had playable fps it would still show a near constant low fps icon which of course confirmed what i was visually seeing. It feels like the fps drops and the input latency skyrockets at anything above low settings. Thought it still functions fine as a internet browser, for gaming this monitor has been a disappointment from day 1. I dont know if i got a dud but i would not recommend this monitor. I should have spent the extra $30 for an ASUS...
Keith B.
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This is the second monitor (brand new, returned the first after seeing the same issue) that I am noticing the same exact issue with. I cant seem to find any information on it to check whether Im the only one experiencing this issue. There appears to be a lighted elongated rectangle with soft edges burnt into the screen. Again, this is the second monitor Im noticing this with. I have adjusted all the settings I can think of and nothing changes. Its really obvious with the screen entirely black, but in game or when watching movies, its still there and has become very distracting as my eye keeps getting drawn to it. Anyone have ANY thoughts as to whats going on here?
RebelSoul430
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I just built a pc and I was excited to be able to get my paycheck and to be able to get a gaming monitor. I of course looked for the cheapest one and this was it. This isnt worth the money. One the speakers are god awful. Two seemed a little washed out. Three when i loaded up a game the screen would go black. Four when the screen went black every 15 seconds on Rainbow Six the screen would make an awful pop noise like it had a wire short. Amazon tried to tell me it was my graphics card, or my drivers. I have everything up to date and I downloaded everything for the monitor. I switched back to my old monitor and everything is working fine. I am now ordering asus 200 monitor and now i have to wait three days to get it.
