The panel achieves its industry-leading performance through a proprietary driving algorithm that maintains stability at FHD resolution. By bypassing the need for a backlight, the technology allows individual pixels to emit light independently, creating a sharper, more immersive picture than traditional LCD alternatives. This level of responsiveness is designed specifically for the 24-inch class of monitors, which remains the standard for players who need to scan an entire screen instantly.
LG Display Debuts 720Hz OLED Panel for Esports
A 24.5-inch screen refreshing 720 times per second is hitting the esports market. LG Display’s new OLED panel promises a 0.02ms response time, aiming to eliminate motion blur and ghosting for professional gamers who rely on split-second visual clarity in high-speed, competitive titles like Counter-Strike 2.
ASUS has already integrated the technology into its ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace monitor. The hardware will debut on the global stage as the official display for the PGL CS2 Major Singapore 2026. LG Display plans to expand this momentum by leveraging its wider lineup of gaming panels, ranging from 20 to 40 inches, while integrating AI-driven development to maintain its technological lead over competitors.
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