24” Subtly Curved Gaming Monitor – 200Hz / 180Hz / 120Hz / 100Hz FHD IPS Display

Upgrade your gaming setup with this 24-inch subtly curved gaming monitor, designed to deliver smooth performance and vibrant visuals for both competitive and casual players.

Unlike fully curved VA monitors, this display features a subtle curve combined with a premium IPS panel, providing better color accuracy, wider viewing angles, and sharper clarity for gaming, streaming, and everyday use.

With refresh rate options up to 200Hz, you can enjoy ultra-smooth gameplay, reduced motion blur, and faster on-screen response.

Key Features

Multiple Refresh Rate Options Supports 200Hz / 180Hz / 120Hz / 100Hz, allowing you to choose the ideal performance level for your setup.

Full HD Resolution (1920×1080) Delivers clear and detailed visuals for gaming, videos, and productivity.

Fast 1ms Response Time Reduces ghosting and motion blur, helping you react faster during intense gameplay.

IPS Panel with 120% Color Gamut Enjoy richer colors, higher color accuracy, and wider viewing angles compared to traditional gaming panels.

Subtle Curved Design A gentle curve enhances immersion while maintaining the superior color performance of an IPS display.

FreeSync Technology Minimizes screen tearing and stuttering for smoother gameplay.

Ultra-Thin Bezel Design Perfect for modern setups and multi-monitor configurations.

Flexible Connectivity

HDMI DisplayPort (Recommended for highest refresh rates)

VESA Mount Compatible Supports standard VESA mounting for wall mounts or monitor arms.

Wide Compatibility

Works seamlessly with:

PS5 Xbox Series X / S Gaming PCs Laptops

Perfect for gaming, streaming, studying, and work setups.

How to Enable High Refresh Rates (Up to 200Hz)

To achieve the maximum refresh rate, make sure the following conditions are met:

• A monitor supporting high refresh rates • A compatible graphics card • A high-quality DisplayPort or HDMI cable • Correct system display settings

If these requirements are not met, the monitor may default to 60Hz or 120Hz.

Recommended Connection

Best Performance DisplayPort (Recommended)

Supported HDMI 2.0 / HDMI 2.1

Not Recommended HDMI 1.4 VGA / DVI

For the best gaming experience, DisplayPort is strongly recommended.

How to Set Refresh Rate on Windows

For Windows 10 / Windows 11

Right-click on your desktop

Select Display Settings

Scroll down and select Advanced Display

Choose your monitor

Select the Refresh Rate

Choose 200Hz / 180Hz / 120Hz / 100Hz

Your monitor will now run at the selected refresh rate.

Graphics Card Settings

NVIDIA

Right click desktop Open NVIDIA Control Panel Go to Change Resolution Select your monitor Choose the native resolution Set refresh rate to 200Hz / 180Hz

Click Apply

AMD

Right click desktop Open AMD Software Adrenalin Edition Go to Display Select the monitor Choose the desired refresh rate

Monitor Menu (OSD Settings)

Some models may require enabling high refresh rate in the monitor menu.

Press the Menu button Go to Gaming Settings / Display Settings Enable High Refresh Mode

Save and exit.

Console Support (PS5 / Xbox)

PlayStation 5 Supports up to 120Hz

Settings path Settings Screen and Video Video Output Enable 120Hz Output

Xbox Series X / S Supports up to 120Hz

Settings path Settings General TV & Display Options Refresh Rate

Note: Refresh rates above 120Hz are available on PC only.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my monitor showing only 60Hz?

Possible reasons include:

Incorrect cable Refresh rate not changed in system settings Graphics card limitations

Does a higher refresh rate improve gaming?

Yes. Higher refresh rates provide:

Smoother motion Reduced input lag Less motion blur Better performance in competitive games

Is running at 200Hz safe for the monitor?

Yes. The monitor is designed to support high refresh rates and can operate safely within its supported range.

Final Tips for Best Performance

Use DisplayPort whenever possible Set refresh rate in Windows display settings Confirm settings in GPU control panel Enable high refresh rate in the monitor menu