ASUS Introduces MG24UQ 24-inch Ultra HD FreeSync Monitor

[WYP]

ASUS has introduced their new MG24UQ 24-inch Ultra HD FreeSync Monitor, offering a IPS panel with 100% sRGB coverage and an almost unmatched pixel density.

Read more on ASUS' new MG24UG 4K FreeSync Monitor.

 

[NeverBackDown]

4k on a 24inch screen is way to much. I don't know if Windows will like that

 

[xnax2802]

4k on a 24inch screen is way to much. I don't know if Windows will like that

I can imagine all those tiny icons and buttons The pixel density is going to look schmexeh in games, though

 

[TPC]

might get one to annoooy everyone

 

[Doomslayer]

might get one to annoooy everyone

I could see you doing this lol

I don't get why ASUS is releasing this a 4K in a 24 inch monitor just doesn't make sense.

To anyone who will buy this good luck with the text scaling in Windows.

 

[Dark NighT]

4k and 24 inch don't mix, thats mental.

 

[TPC]

text will be small, yes but everything should be readable since it's no up scaling or anything.

 

[Doomslayer]

text will be small, yes but everything should be readable since it's no up scaling or anything.

4K at 24 inch will not be good at all.

 

[Kilbane]

I don't get why ASUS is releasing this a 4K in a 24 inch monitor just doesn't make sense.

Makes all the sense in the world. It is a gaming monitor, pixel density is excellent and goes to offer huge benefits in visual fidelity. 24" is a great size to game on, I can only imagine how smooth it looks at 4k. Windows scaling does a great job these days, so small icons and text can all be changed with no real issues.

 

[Doomslayer]

Makes all the sense in the world. It is a gaming monitor, pixel density is excellent and goes to offer huge benefits in visual fidelity. 24" is a great size to game on, I can only imagine how smooth it looks at 4k. Windows scaling does a great job these days, so small icons and text can all be changed with no real issues.

From what i have heard there is still issues with Windows scaling, IMO this should have been at least a 34 inch monitor not 24 inch

 

[JR23]

From what i have heard there is still issues with Windows scaling, IMO this should have been at least a 34 inch monitor not 24 inch

There is a slider which makes things bigger or smaller, much like there used to be 3 settings in W7. The occasional program like iTunes which has always been terrible at anything other than 1080p doesn't get along with it but everything else is fine.

Personally I don't think it's worth ruining your life trying to get a GPU setup that can play 4k to only have a 24" monitor. 25" 1440p is awesome, very cheap and runs happily on all high end cards.

JR