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Chinese manufacturer HKC has just launched the worlds first 750Hz gaming monitor to the public. The 24.5-inch HKC Ant Esports ANT257PF is the first monitor to offer 750Hz at a 1080p resolution, with the name making it clear about the companys target market for this ultra-fast display.HKC isnt a PC games hardware manufacturer that has much brand recognition outside of China, but the ANT257PF certainly looks like a display with specs to rival high-speed choices in our best gaming monitor guide. Its got a style and stand that looks reminiscent of an Asus ROG display, but its that 750Hz refresh rate that's drawing attention. Continue reading The world's first 750Hz gaming monitor just landed, but it needs a killer GPUMORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming