LG Display has started mass-producing a 24.5-inch esports OLED capable of reaching 720Hz. This is panel production, not a finished monitor hitting stores. At 1920 × 1080, the hardware runs up to 540Hz, while a reduced-resolution setting pushes the rate higher.
Tandem WOLED sits underneath, with LG Display claiming gains in brightness and longevity over older OLED designs. Its GTG figure lands at 0.02ms, although that number does not represent total monitor lag. Electronics, firmware, ports, cooling, and pixel protection can all change the finished result.
At 720Hz, each refresh takes roughly 1.39 milliseconds. Actually feeding it enough frames is another matter, since the CPU, GPU, and game all need serious throughput. Compression requirements and the exact lower resolution remain dependent on the final display.
ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace reportedly uses this panel. Pricing and regional rollout remain unconfirmed, leaving independent tests to settle brightness, latency, text quality, and burn-in protection.
Tandem WOLED sits underneath, with LG Display claiming gains in brightness and longevity over older OLED designs. Its GTG figure lands at 0.02ms, although that number does not represent total monitor lag. Electronics, firmware, ports, cooling, and pixel protection can all change the finished result.
At 720Hz, each refresh takes roughly 1.39 milliseconds. Actually feeding it enough frames is another matter, since the CPU, GPU, and game all need serious throughput. Compression requirements and the exact lower resolution remain dependent on the final display.
ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace reportedly uses this panel. Pricing and regional rollout remain unconfirmed, leaving independent tests to settle brightness, latency, text quality, and burn-in protection.
