Monitor com painel VA provavelmente da AuO (pela variante que existe no momento).
Pelo preço que tá e sinceramente apenas pelo painel ser VA, sem mais nada de recurso, tá caro de toda forma, muito caro até. Mas... depende do tipo de uso.
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Mas, te falar, fosse sendo isso ai, AOC ou Acer, é o que tem mais barato, às vezes o LG cai o preço, os modelos exatos já foram citados aos montes no tópico.
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Aí, vemos uma notícia dessas:
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AOC today introduced what might be one of the most compelling arguments for a monitor upgrade I've ever seen in their CQ32G1 monitor. This seemingly checks all the boxes for either an AMD or NVIDIA (now that G-Sync has been opened up to FreeSync) users. The 31,5" VA, 1700R curved panel promises better image quality and color accuracy than a TN alternative, while the 2560 x 1440 resolution means there are a number of graphics cards that can run the latest games with above 60 FPS performance - and is a sweetspot resolution for those delicious, if rare, RTX effects. The 1 ms response time and 144 Hz refresh rate guarantee that users who want an even more fluid feel and pack serious graphics cards can do so on the cheap as well.
Sadly, the monitor doesn't support HDR content (maximum 300 cd/m² brightness), but for the price, I'd say users can't really complain about that. There's a 3000:1 static contrast ratio and 124% sRGB coverage; there are some AOC-exclusive technologies (such as Flicker-Free technology, LowBlue Mode, grey level control with AOC's Game Color, and AOC Dial). Image input is taken care of by 1x HDMI 2.0, 1x HDMI 1.4, and 1x DisplayPort 1.2. Cut corners include ergonomic capabilities (the stand only tilts (-4° ~ +21.5°).
The AOC CQ32G1's pricing being set at £359, $395 and €399 just looks like a steal on the spec list alone. In addition to the 31,5" CQ32G1, however, AOC is also introducing the C24G1 (24", $230), the C27G1 (27", $280) and the C32G1 (32", $300), which are differentiated from the CQ32G1 only by their resolution (at standard 1080p)."
https://au.aoc.com/product_5609_CQ32G1_monitor_AUSTRALIA.php
Fonte: Anand / TPU
É aí que já se imagina chegar isso pelo mesmo valor do Agon passado, se for na conversão por volta dos R$ 1500 2000...
