XPG expands its range of gaming monitors with 4 new models, up to 34 inches ultra-wide and 240 Hz options

XPG expands its range of gaming monitors with 4 new models, up to 34 inches ultra-wide and 240 Hz options





during the past COMPUTEX 2026ADATA’s brand for gamers presented us with new monitors clearly aimed at gamers. Two monitors from the APERTURE series that are now complemented by two other models in their series RIFT. With this new addition they are already 4 solutions that XPG offers in terms of monitors for gamers refers. XPG now also offers a 34 inch ultra panoramic and another with 24 inches as an economical entry-level model to the world of gaming.

XPG RIFT R34WXC: 34-inch 200 Hz ultrawide monitor

The new series of RIFT monitors has two models, the XPG RIFT R34WXC offers a monitor with a 34-inch panel in ultra-wide format with aspect ratio 21:9. Its panel is curved to offer a more immersive gaming experience, with a curvature 1500R. has a resolution 3440 x 1440 UWQHD with a refresh rate of 200Hz and a response time of only 1ms MPRT. Regarding the brightness it offers 350 nits and a contrast of 4000:1 and is capable of reproducing 93% of DCI-P3 space.

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The other addition to the catalog is the XPG RIFT R24F4a monitor with a 23.8-inch panel and FullHD resolution ideal for eSport games. It has a panel IPS with resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 dots with a refresh rate of 144Hz and a response time equal to that of the previous model, 1 ms MPRT. This monitor is positioned as an ideal solution for gamers who want a more affordable monitor for gaming.

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XPG APERTURE A27Q1 and A27F4: up to 240 Hz

The series XPG APERTURE has the A27Q1 that we already saw last COMPUTEX, a 27-inch monitor with QHD resolution and panel Fast IPS that reaches 210 Hz refresh rate. It also has the APERTURE A27F4 which, despite also having 27 inches, lowers its resolution to 1,920 x 1,080 (Full HD) on an IPS panel to raise its refresh rate up to 240Hz.

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XPG has made the announcement of these official four modelswhich are offered in white or black except for the RIFT R34WXC. But even though they already appear on their website, their status has not yet been announced. availability or recommended price for each of these four models. We leave you the complete specifications in a table.

Specification

XPG RIFT R34WXC

XPG RIFT R24F4

XPG APERTURE A27F4

XPG APERTURE A27Q1

Size

34″

23.8″

27″

27″

Panel type

curved VA

IPS

IPS

Fast IPS

Resolution

3440 × 1440 (UWQHD)

1920 x 1080 (Full HD)

1920 x 1080 (Full HD)

2560 × 1440 (QHD)

aspect ratio

21:9

16:9

16:9

16:9

Glow

350 nits (max)

300 nits (typ.)

300 nits (typ.)

300 nits (typ.)

Contrast ratio

4000:1

1500:1

1000:1

1000:1

Refresh Rate

200Hz

144Hz

240Hz

210Hz

Response time

1ms (MPRT)

1ms (MPRT)

1ms (MPRT)

1ms (MPRT)

Tickets

2 × HDMI 2.02 × DisplayPort 1.4

1 × HDMI 1.41 × DisplayPort 1.4

1 × HDMI 2.01 × DisplayPort 1.4

2 × HDMI 2.02 × DisplayPort 1.4

Color range

93% DCI-P3

99% sRGB (typ.)

99% sRGB (typ.)

99% sRGB (typ.)

Viewing angles (CR >10)

178° (H), 178° (V)

178° (H), 178° (V)

178° (H), 178° (V)

178° (H), 178° (V)

Screen colors

16.7 million (8 bits)

16.7 million (8 bits)

16.7 million (8 bits)

1.07 billion (8 bits + Hi-FRC)

Power consumption

Power on: 52W (max)Standby: <0.5W

Power on: 30W (max)Standby: <0.5W

Power on: 36W (max)Standby: <0.5W

Power on: 48W (max)Standby: <0.5W

Monitor Power

12V/5A

12V/2.5A

12V/3A

12V/4A

VESA mount

75 × 75mm

75 × 75mm

75 × 75mm

75 × 75mm

Dimensions

190 × 524 × 806mm

170 × 415 × 540mm

169 × 449 × 615mm

169 × 449 × 615mm

Weight

5.45kg

2.80kg

3.5kg

3.5kg

Article Editor: Juan Antonio Soto

Juan Antonio Soto

I am a Computer Engineer and my specialty is automation and robotics. My passion for hardware began at the age of 14 when I broke down my first computer: a 386 DX 40 with 4MB of RAM and 210MB of hard drive. I continue to give free rein to my passion in the technical articles I write for Geeknetic. I dedicate most of my free time to video games, contemporary and retro, on the more than 20 consoles I have, in addition to the PC.