Agon by Aoc expands its range with the Cq32g4za. The new 31.5-inch (80cm) curved gaming monitor combines a 1,500R curvature Fast Va panel and Triple Refresh Rate technology. This is the first AOC monitor to offer three different selectable combinations of resolution and refresh rate in a single display, paving the way for a new range of models equipped with Triple Refresh Rate technology, which will be further expanded in the coming months.
One monitor for three different gaming styles
The new AOC monitor boasts three different settings that can be selected from the user interface: QHD at 260 Hz, Full HD at 360 Hz and HD at 500 Hz. Innovative feature that allows gamers to choose the perfect balance between image quality and speed based on the title they are playing:
- QHD at 260 Hz, ideal for titles richer in details, where texture quality and viewing distance are more important than pure frame rate, such as RPGs, strategy games and open world adventures.
- Full HD at 360 Hz, designed for competitive shooters, where a high and constant frame rate is more important than pixel density.
- HD at 500 Hz, dedicated to highly competitive gaming scenarios, where achieving the highest possible frame rate has priority over the level of image detail.
Curvature designed for an even more immersive gaming experience
The 1500R curvature wraps the 31.5-inch panel around the player’s field of view, keeping the corners of the screen within a comfortable view and enhancing immersion during gaming sessions.
The monitor also offers:
- Static contrast ratio of 4,000:1 and brightness up to 450 cd/m².
- 95% coverage of the DCi-P3 color space, for rich and accurate colors.
- Vesa Display Hdr 400 certification, which ensures a wider brightness range in compatible games and video content.
- Anti-reflection coating, for consistent image quality even in very bright environments.
- Adaptive-Sync technology synchronizes your monitor’s refresh rate with your graphics card’s output, eliminating stuttering and keeping latency low.
- Flicker-free technology uses a DC backlight to eliminate flicker that contributes to eye strain, while Low Blue Light mode reduces the blue component of the spectrum.
Connections and audio
Other features:
- Two HDMI 2.0 inputs, one DisplayPort 1.4 input and one 3.5mm headphone output.
- Built-in speakers for game and system audio, no need for headphones.
- G-Menu software to adjust monitor settings from the desktop instead of the screen UI.
- The monitor stand offers 120mm of height adjustment, as well as tilt and swivel capability, and can be removed for 100 x 100mm Vesa mounting.
Availability and price
The new Aoc monitor will be available starting from December 2026 at a price not yet communicated.
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