Arzopa monitors come in various models, with maximum refresh rate of 60Hz, 144Hz, 180Hz respectively. The specific models and parameters are listed in the table below.

At its core, refresh rate is a measure of how many times per second a display updates the image it shows. It is expressed in hertz, which indicates the number of cycles per second. In simpler terms, a refresh rate of 60Hz means the screen refreshes or redraws itself 60 times per second. This continuous update creates the illusion of a fluid and seamless image, which is crucial for a variety of applications, from watching videos to gaming.

The 144Hz monitor offers an higher level of fluidity and responsiveness. The extra 84Hz can make a noticeable difference in the gaming experience. Games become more immersive, and aiming becomes more precise, making it a popular choice among competitive gamers and e-sports enthusiasts.

FAQs

Q: How to adjust the refresh rate of the monitor?
A: The refresh rate of the monitor needs to be set on the device you connect to.

Q: Why can't I adjust the refresh rate to 144Hz even though I purchased a 144Hz model?
A: The monitor's refresh rate will be synchronised with your device's, so please make sure your device supports a higher refresh rate. If it doesn't, you can try switching to ‘show only on 2’ mode so that the monitor has the highest refresh rate enabled.

Q: Does Arzopa monitor support freesync?
A: All of Arzopa's portable monitors do not support freesync, while the gaming monitors M1RC and M3RC both support freesync.