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The 144Hz Gaming Monitor Is Losing Its Mojo: Market Share Halved

Sui Xin Tue, Mar 26 2024 05:55 AM EST

March 20th: Refresh rate has always been a key factor when it comes to optimizing the gaming experience.

Now that 144Hz displays have become the standard for entry-level gaming, more advanced 165Hz monitors are gaining traction.

According to RUNTO online monitoring data, in 2023, 165Hz monitors dominated the refresh rate segment for gaming displays, capturing 53% of the market.

In contrast, the market share of entry-level 144Hz products has continued to decline, dropping from 40% in the first half of 2022 to just 22% in the second half of 2023.

At this rate, the market share of 144Hz gaming monitors is expected to fall below 20% this year. Sc4f36385-fd14-46d9-8bbc-779da582f92d.png

China's E-sports Monitor Online Market Refresh Rate Sales Structure in 2022-2023

165Hz monitors have a higher number of frames refreshed per second compared to 144Hz monitors. This means that the image on the screen is updated more quickly and smoothly during gameplay.

Particularly in fast-paced games such as shooters and racing games, this allows players to capture every subtle movement more accurately, leading to improved performance in-game.

Analysts believe that as technology advances and production costs decrease, 165Hz monitors will become more affordable, further driving the growth of market demand. s_adf2e3cacbe5425da4b4ffccf03415be.jpg