AOC Gaming Monitor - 23.8 inch - Full HD

The monitor supports an overclocked (OC) refresh rate of 260Hz, with a native refresh rate of 240Hz.

No, the AOC 24G4ZR supports VESA Adaptive Sync, which is compatible with NVIDIA GPUs as 'G-SYNC Compatible' but does not feature native G-SYNC hardware.

1ms GtG (Gray-to-Gray) is a standard measure of pixel transition speed. 0.3ms MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time) is a different metric that measures perceived motion blur reduction by utilizing backlight strobing. Both contribute to clearer motion.

Yes, the monitor is compatible with macOS. You can connect it via HDMI or DisplayPort, and adjust resolution and refresh rate settings within macOS display preferences.

The monitor features an ergonomic stand that allows for height adjustment (up to 13 cm), tilt adjustment (-3° to 21°), and swivel adjustment (-28° to 28°). Adjustments are made by gently moving the screen and stand to your desired position.

HDR10 is a standard for High Dynamic Range video that provides enhanced contrast and color compared to standard dynamic range content. It aims to deliver a more lifelike and immersive visual experience.

No, this monitor does not have built-in speakers. You will need external speakers or headphones connected to your audio source or the monitor's headphone-out port.

Ensure the power cable is securely connected to both the monitor and the wall outlet. Check that the video cable (HDMI/DisplayPort) is firmly connected to both the monitor and your computer. Try a different video cable or input port if available.

Verify that the video cable is not damaged and is properly seated. Ensure your graphics card drivers are up to date. Try lowering the display resolution or refresh rate in your system settings. Check if AdaptiveSync is enabled and compatible with your GPU.

Confirm the monitor is set to its highest refresh rate (260Hz OC or 240Hz Native) in your system display settings. Enable Low Input Lag mode in the monitor's OSD menu. Ensure your PC meets the game's recommended specifications.

Adjust the color settings (Brightness, Contrast, Color Temperature) in the monitor's OSD menu. Ensure the correct color profile is selected in your operating system's display settings. If using HDR10, ensure it is enabled correctly on both the monitor and your source device.

Restart both your computer and the monitor. Reinstall your graphics card drivers. Try connecting the monitor to a different computer to isolate the issue.