At Sid 2022 display week, AUO, one of the world's leading display panel manufacturers, has just grandly introduced several new display technologies they are developing, including the 480HZ video game screen product line expected by game players** In addition to the 24 inch 480HZ high brush panel for desktop displays, AUO also provides versions for 16 inch laptops, ultra widescreen, adaptive Mini LED (amled), and notebook displays with integrated camera solutions.
Video screenshot (from: AUO / YouTube)
Whether it's a 24 desktop / 16 inch laptop display, both 480HZ high brush panels claim a response time of about 1-ms, full HD resolution, and TN technology.
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Although more and more manufacturers begin to provide high refresh rate displays based on IPS / VA panel, the position of TN panel in the field of high brush E-sports screen is difficult to be shaken for the time being.
AU Optronics did not disclose when the first display products using the new 480HZ high brush panel will be on the market, but TFT central reported that it should be put into production in 2022.
A few years ago, blurbusters tested a prototype 480HZ display. It can be seen that even if the marginal income is narrowing, it is still significantly higher than 240Hz - even if the resolution is only 960 × 540 。
For PC gamers, we have to consider that their graphics card configuration can drive such a high frame rendering rate. Fortunately, extreme high screen swiping is mostly used in FPS competitive games (such as valorant and CS: go), while high configuration PCs can usually be released to 500 + FPs in 1080p + settings.
In addition, AU Optronics also showed several amled panels and laptop display with integrated camera (which can resolve the punch / ugly bangs gap).
Several ultra widescreen screens for vehicles, as well as color CHLC tablet panels that use ambient light instead of backlight.
