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YouTuber Bennycentral has explained why it's better to use a gaming monitor like the ASUS VG248QE than a normal HDTV for gaming - even if you're a console gamer. Hint: lower input lag and faster refresh rates!

North American gamers can now buy the VG248QE G-Sync upgrade kit direct from Nvidia for around $200. Nvidia also has a how-to video shown above. Please note: The VG248QE G-Sync user upgrade is unwarranted by ASUS. It's entirely performed at your own risk and voids the VG248QE warranty, regardless if the fault is directly related to the G-Sync module or not. While we appreciate people want to upgrade their monitors at the earliest opportunity, for those who want the security of a warranty, the bigger ROG Swift PG278Q with G-Sync will be available in a couple of short months!

In its annual roundup of top tech, Tom's Hardware readers voted the Maximus VI Formula the top motherboard of 2013! Do you own any of this years top hardware? Check out the Tom's list in the link below for the full results!

NVIDIA has once again showed off its new G-SYNC technology on ASUS VG248QE monitors during BlizzCon 2013. Running Starcraft side-by-side on a monitor with V-Sync and one running with G-SYNC, it was pretty clear the G-SYNC was providing much smoother gameplay.

At Nvidia's The Way It's Meant To Be Played Event in Montreal, Nvidia announced its new G-Sync technology for monitors. G-Sync is a brand-new display technology that synchronizes the monitors refresh rate to the GPUs render rate, making the whole scene feel immediately smoother and more playable.

ASUS are official suppliers of monitors to IGN's IPL, home to some of the world best gamers, all competing on VG248QE and VS238H-P screens.

ASUS Australia and Dan K have spent some time hands-on with the VG248QE 144Hz 24" gaming monitor to give us an in depth overview.

Following the 27 inch VG278HE the new ASUS VG248QE monitor continues the 144Hz trend, but this time in a 24-inch package. Click inside to read the full info and press release.