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ASUS Releases VZ279HEG1R IPS (Full-HD) monitor at 27" (75Hz)
ASUS has released two new 27" IPS monitors, unfortunately, they once again ar 1920x1080 pixels, where 2560x1440 at that resolution is preferred.
The 1mw panel adopts what ASUS deems an ultra-thin design with the thinnest part still being 7.5mm. The monitors suppoer Adaptive-Sync. '' Extreme Low Motion Blur '' to reduce motion blur, '' GamePlus '' to display aiming, timer, FPS counter, display alignment on the screen, '' Ultra-Low Blue Light technology '' to reduce blue light, flickering screen Equipped with functions such as "Flicker-Free technology" to reduce noise.
The main specifications are a refresh rate of 75 Hz, a luminance of 250 cd/m2, a contrast ratio of 1,000: 1, a display color of 16.7 million colors, and a viewing angle of 178 ° horizontally / vertically. The interface is HDMIx1, D-Subx1, a speaker is not installed.
The included stand supports -5 to 22 ° tilt adjustment, and the VESA mounter has 75x75mm pitch. The VZ279HEG1R is 612.6 mm wide, 213 mm deep, 431 mm high, and weighs 3.9 kg. The "VZ249HEG1R" is 539.5mm wide, 213mm deep, 406.5mm high and weighs 3.0kg. At this time, no sales announcement has been issued for this product in the domestic market just yet ergo prices are TBA.
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#5777237 Posted on: 04/07/2020 07:17 PM
I love 75hz monitors. I think 75hz is a perfect mix of fps without pushing a lot of wattage.
If this was 1440p it would be in my sights but not 27" with 1080p. Pushing 75 fps is pretty easy for me in most games but my 980G1 is slowly becoming obsolete.
Waiting on nVidias 3XXX where i'll get a 3070 or if not too expensive 3080. Still i won't be pushing 144hz or more any time soon.
I love 75hz monitors. I think 75hz is a perfect mix of fps without pushing a lot of wattage.
If this was 1440p it would be in my sights but not 27" with 1080p. Pushing 75 fps is pretty easy for me in most games but my 980G1 is slowly becoming obsolete.
Waiting on nVidias 3XXX where i'll get a 3070 or if not too expensive 3080. Still i won't be pushing 144hz or more any time soon.
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I have found the latest monitor releases within my audience market (gaming and media consumption) to be lackluster. I don't want to stretch a 1080p image across 27" and I do not accept 400nit maximum brightness to be HDR. I'm hoping that when Samsung completely shuts down their LCD lines and start producing OLED that my segment of the market will see OLED panels, but I don't expect to see that for the next two, three years.
There clearly is a market for panels such as those in this article, because it's all I see come out for the last two years almost.