ANT GAMER Pushes Esports to 750Hz Era at CS2 FISSURE PLAYGROUND 3
FISSURE PLAYGROUND 3 (FISSURE裂变天地3), a Tier 1 international CS2 tournament, will make its China debut at the Suzhou High-tech Zone Culture and Sports Center Gymnasium from September 8 to 13, 2026. Sixteen of the world’s top teams will gather in Suzhou to compete for a $1.25 million (~¥8.9 million) total prize pool. The event is the first project to come out of the strategic cooperation between GGMEDIA and FISSURE, and marks the first time the FISSURE PLAYGROUND series has been held in China. The tournament meets Valve Tier 1 standards and will count toward Valve’s global team ranking points. Chinese high-end esports monitor brand ANT GAMER (蚂蚁电竞) will supply the event’s official exclusive designated monitor, the ANT257PF — the world’s first 750Hz professional esports display.
Chinese squad TYLOO will return to the FISSURE PLAYGROUND stage as host, challenging the world’s strongest rosters in front of home crowds. Confirmed contenders include global powerhouses FaZe, The MongolZ, G2, and Astralis. FURIA, Legacy, and FUT — three top-four finishers from the recently concluded EWC Club World Cup — will also take part. The dense schedule runs from group stages on September 8-10 to playoffs on September 11, semifinals on September 12, and the grand final on September 13, with every round of high-stakes play crucial to the outcome.
The ANT257PF is the sole official monitor of the tournament, delivering a native 750Hz refresh rate — the highest ever used at a global esports event. It features a 24.1-inch Fast TN panel with a GTG gray-to-gray response time as low as 0.8ms, and HKC’s self-developed DIC2.0 dynamic blur elimination technology to clear up motion trails and smearing. The display outputs full 750Hz across resolutions including 1280×960, 1024×768, 1680×1050, and 1920×1080, allowing players to keep their preferred aspect ratio. HDR400 and ΔE≤2 color accuracy complete the package.
ANT GAMER is backed by the HKC semiconductor display supply chain, with end-to-end capabilities from panel development to full-unit tuning, and ranks among the few brands worldwide to mass-produce 750Hz monitors. The brand previously supplied equipment for the CFS World Finals, TGA Valorant, and Steel Helmet Cup S2. Notably, TYLOO captured China’s first CS2 Tier 1 international title at FISSURE PLAYGROUND 1, and the scene now shifts from Belgrade to Suzhou. From 60Hz to 144Hz, 240Hz to 360Hz, and now 750Hz, ANT GAMER is pushing international tournament standards to a new era — this debut is definitely one to watch for competitive FPS fans.
