AOC, one of the world's leading display manufacturers, is introducing its first gaming monitors with AMD FreeSync™ technology – a completely "open" technology that establishes dynamic refresh rates, eliminates image tearing and stuttering while enabling seamless and ultra-fast content input. 
All gamers need is a compatible AMD graphics card and its driver, as well as an AOC AMD FreeSync™ gaming monitor to enjoy the smoothest gaming experience ever.
The brand new AOC G2460PF and G2770PF monitors incorporate all of the above gameplay-enhancing features at the same price as the previous models and will be available in September 2015 with an indicative price of €319 and €399 respectively.
Amazing Smoothness with AOC and AMD FreeSync™
Gaming should be as smooth as possible, and that can’t be achieved without the GPU and monitor’s refresh rates being seamlessly synchronized. With AMD FreeSync™ technology, this is finally a reality without sacrificing performance and at an affordable price. This technology delivers a gaming experience with zero tearing and stuttering, while maintaining frame rates and input lag at the highest level.
AMD FreeSync™ technology uses the DisplayPort™ Adaptive-Sync industry standard to enable dynamic refresh rates. This means that the graphics processor updates the display at the same time as each new image is sent to it, achieving perfect synchronization between the two devices. This brand-new technology from AMD requires no additional hardware and is available with open standards, without licensing fees that increase the price of the final product.
Gaming Features with Substance in AOC G2460PF and G2770PF Monitors
It is unthinkable for monitors intended for competitive gaming not to feature a 144 Hz refresh rate with a 1 ms response time, and the AOC G2460PF and G2770PF monitors support these essential features, while keeping blurring and tearing under control.
AOC also implements i-Care technology, reducing eye strain and fatigue, while delivering high image depth and detail using a dynamic contrast ratio of 80 million.
The built-in Kensington Security Lock keeps the monitor secure at LAN parties so users can step away from the game without worry. Although this won't happen often during fairly long gaming sessions thanks to the monitor's perfect ergonomics and particularly comfortable height and tilt adjustments.
