The AOC 25G4S is a 24.5" Fast IPS gaming monitor running at 1920 × 1080 Full HD, with a native 300Hz refresh rate that overclocks to 310Hz and a 0.3ms MPRT / 1ms GtG response time. It's built for competitive and fast-paced gaming where frame-rate clarity and motion smoothness matter more than raw pixel count.
Before you buy, here's what this monitor will and won't plug into:
Ink and Rolls' listing confirms a 1.8m DisplayPort cable is included. HDMI cable and power lead are not itemised on the spec sheet — check with us before you buy if you specifically need an HDMI cable in the box.
If your setup already runs at 240Hz+ and you want to push toward 300Hz+ without stepping up to a 1440p panel (which needs more GPU horsepower to hit those frame rates), the 25G4S keeps you at 1080p where a mid-range GPU can realistically sustain 300Hz+. It suits competitive shooters and fast-paced esports titles more than colour-critical creative work — for that, look at a wider-gamut panel instead.
It's certified G-Sync Compatible and also supports FreeSync, both over DisplayPort 1.4.
No — 310Hz and native 300Hz only run over DisplayPort 1.4. HDMI 2.0 caps at 240Hz.
Yes, it uses a standard 100mm × 100mm VESA mount, compatible with most arms and wall mounts.
A 1.8m DisplayPort cable is included. HDMI cable and power lead aren't listed on the spec sheet — ask us if you need one supplied.
0.3ms is the MPRT figure (backlight strobing); 1ms is GtG (pixel transition) — different measurements, not a typo.
No. It has a 3.5mm headphone jack only — no speakers and no USB hub.
It works fine for general use, but it's tuned for fast-paced gaming, not colour-critical design work.
Same gaming line, similar core specs (310Hz OC, Fast IPS, G-Sync Compatible) — but confirm the exact model before assuming they're identical.