Asus ROG Swift 360 monitor get a refresh rate of 360Hz

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sverek

2020-01-06 09:20

COD players now can do 360 no-scope / sec without losing a single frame for the degree 😀

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dbogss

2020-01-06 11:00

...mine has 165HZ and is more then enough, but if someone needs it it's going to be there.;)

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Great White Shark

2020-01-06 11:04

24 inch monitor is too small, they should have made it a 34 inch 4K display.

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nizzen

2020-01-06 11:14

Less "mouselag" in windows desktop is allways nice 🙂 If pixelreponstime is fast enough, maybe it will be "close" to CRT some day...

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Corbus

2020-01-06 11:36

Great White Shark:

24 inch monitor is too small, they should have made it a 34 inch 4K display.

Its intended for Esports.

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SpajdrEX

2020-01-06 12:18

Finally smooth PONG game movement? 😀

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wavetrex

2020-01-06 17:49

This will bring new records in Space Invaders, especially if paired with a RTX 2080 Ti ...

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Robbo9999

2020-01-06 17:52

I disagree with what is said in this little article about this monitor being only in the category of "silly bragging rights" - Blurbusters website have proven that there are advantages to motion clarity all the way up to 1000Hz, so there's still room to grow up from the 360Hz of this monitor. Of course there are issues with hitting 360fps depending on game and what settings you run the game at, and what hardware you have...but there's still a practical & pleasurable use for this monitor.

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Robbo9999

2020-01-06 18:05

sverek:

COD players now can do 360 no-scope / sec without losing a single frame for the degree 😀

Ha, I can see you're making a joke about that on a number of levels, especially at you mentioned 360 rather than 180, but that would be a slow turn, you'd need a hella lot of fps & Hz to do a fast 180 degree turn and still receive 1 frame per each degree of turn if it was a fast turn. Out of curiosity, let's say you do a 180 snap turn to face an opponent behind you - I reckon you could do that turn in a quarter of a second easily, so if you wanted a frame displayed for each of your degrees within that quarter second time period then this is the framerate & Hz you'd need: 180/0.25 = 720fps/Hz But really I bet you could do a snap 180 turn in more like 150ms: 180/0.15 = 1200 fps/Hz Yeah, so you're gonna need more like 720-1200fps/Hz in order to have a frame displayed for every degree of the turn during a fast snap 180 degree turn to face an opponent behind you. So if they ever develop a 1000Hz screen which was proven by Blurbusters to be the maximum Hz required for a blur free screen during motion...so if we ever see such a screen then we'd almost be getting 1 frame for each degree turned during a fast 180 degree flick to face an opponent behind you.....fun facts maybe!

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slick3

2020-01-06 18:08

They really need to stop upping the refresh rate at Full HD, and look into how they can provide higher ones (along with lower response time) on IPS/VA. I'd get a 240hz 1ms IPS/VA panel in seconds!

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Fox2232

2020-01-06 18:27

slick3:

They really need to stop upping the refresh rate at Full HD, and look into how they can provide higher ones (along with lower response time) on IPS/VA. I'd get a 240hz 1ms IPS/VA panel in seconds!

There were articles in last few months advertising exactly that. But 1ms was gtg.

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