ASRock has announced the launch of its latest 180Hz gaming monitors in the form of the PG27FFT1A and PG27FFT1B, representing the company’s continued push to establish 180 Hz as the new standard in high-performance gaming displays.
Both monitors feature 27-inch screens with Full HD resolution and utilize Fast IPS panel technology. This combination aims to deliver an exceptional visual experience, blending the smoothness of a high refresh rate with vibrant color reproduction.
The 180Hz refresh rate of these new models marks a significant upgrade over typical gaming monitors. ASRock claims the new displays are 25% faster than 144 Hz monitors and 1.5 times quicker than entry-level 120 Hz screens. This increased speed is expected to benefit not only gamers engaged in fast-paced genres like racing and first-person shooters but also content creators seeking fluid on-screen performance.
Visual quality is further enhanced by VESA DisplayHDR™ 400 certification, which promises lifelike color representation and improved contrast. The monitors also boast a wide 178-degree viewing angle, contributing to their immersive capabilities.
These releases under ASRock’s Phantom Gaming brand underscore the company’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of gaming monitor technology. As the market for high-performance displays continues to evolve, ASRock appears poised to remain at the forefront with its 180 Hz offerings.
The announcement of these monitors comes at a time of increasing competition in the gaming hardware market, as manufacturers strive to meet the growing demands of both casual and professional gamers for smoother, more responsive displays.
ASRock PG27FFT1A and PG27FFT1B Differences
Core specifications between the PG27FFT1A and PG27FFT1B are mostly the same with the exception of their stands. The PG27FFT1A for an instance features a tripod style stand with tilt and swivel, whereas the PG27FFT1B comes with a more basic stand with a tilt only mechanism.
Price and Availability
The price and availability for both gaming monitors has yet to surface but these are budget offerings so expect both models to retail at around $200 – under that at best. For those interested in learning more about the PG27FFT1A and PG27FFT1B, ASRock has made detailed information available on its website.
