AUO Corporation (AUO) today announced the world’s first(*) gaming panel that supports NVIDIA’s latest generation G-SYNC Ultra Low Motion Blur 2 (ULMB 2) technology. In collaboration with NVIDIA, AUO developed this display to deliver the best motion clarity for competitive gamers when using ULMB 2; it has been integrated into to the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG27AQN and Acer Predator XB273U F gaming monitors.

AUO is actively engaged in the development of gaming displays, heavily trusted by leading international brands and global gamers with outstanding quality and gaming performance. In the continuous pursuit of superior visual performance and the ultimate immersive gaming experience, the AUO gaming display incorporates NVIDIA G-SYNC to eliminate screen stuttering and tearing. With the ULMB 2 mode enabled, frame compensation and dynamic backlight adjustment are applied between frames to enhance visual smoothness and clarity while reducing ghosting and uneven brightness issues. NVIDIA introduced the new generation ULMB2 technology, which not only supports higher brightness than before, but also retains the display’s maximum frame rate.

AUO 27-inch QHD 360Hz gaming display delivers high-resolution visual details at all times, with an ultra-high 360Hz frame rate to ensure smooth and lag-free visuals, optimized brightness performance, and a 3-millisecond rapid response time. With ULMB2 mode activated, the display’s motion clarity is comparable to a frame rate of 1000Hz without ULMB 2, allowing gamers to enjoy exquisite high-quality, fast-paced competitive gaming without missing a beat. AUO has delivered another benchmark in top-tier gaming displays.

Through collaboration in display development, AUO and NVIDIA have collectively surpassed the limitations of existing technical specifications, achieving a smoother and more immersive gaming experience. The AUO 27-inch QHD 360Hz with outstanding display specifications and dynamic visual performance, make it particularly well-suited for first-person shooter games such as Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Overwatch, Valorant, Rainbow Six Siege, and more. In the ever-changing battlefields of gaming, victory or defeat can be determined in a split second. AUO gaming displays enable gamers to triumph.

“AUO and NVIDIA have maintained a long-standing collaboration, jointly investing in innovative developments in gaming display technology and have achieved remarkable results. Following the joint introduction of the ultra-fast 500Hz frame rate gaming display last year, AUO once again joins forces with NVIDIA in making groundbreaking advancements,” said James Chen, Senior Vice President of Display Strategy Business Group at AUO. “By offering high-spec gaming displays that support the new generation ULMB2 technology, we empower competitive gamers worldwide to fully unleash their capabilities, conquer opponents, and gain every edge on the battlefield.”

“We are excited to deliver all new levels of motion clarity to competitive gamers with G-SYNC Ultra Low Motion Blur 2,” said Kaustubh Sanghani, vice president of GPU and G-SYNC product management at NVIDIA. “We value AUO's partnership and look forward to our continued collaboration.”

AUO continues to deliver the ultimate gaming experience to the global gaming community with its outstanding display technology, serving as the ideal support for eSports professionals striving for excellence. AUO will continue to lead breakthroughs in gaming display technology, strengthen cooperation with ecosystem partners, and jointly develop top-notch gaming display products. This will enable professional eSports players and gamers to seize the advantage in intense gaming competitions and savor every gaming moment to its fullest.

* Based on the available market research information as of May 30, 2023.

ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG27AQN has adopted AUO's gaming monitor that supports ULMB2 technology, creating a breakthrough gaming experience for players. (Photo credit: ASUS)

Acer Predator XB273U has applied AUO's wide viewing angle and ultra-high refresh rate gaming monitor, which can be turned on ULMB2 mode to eliminate screen stuttering and tearing, and presents exquisite high-quality visuals. (Photo credit: Acer)