Asus ROG Swift PG279Q Pricing and Specs
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HonoredShadow
PG279Q. Nice. But with IPS having more blur in games I think I will have to think about this. Also I have had to go through 6 Swifts just to get a decent screen. I can easily put up with TN as I sit in front of it.
Will wait a year then this monitor will be better too by then.
IchimA
Last line was epic ! Yes, the price is to much for a monitor ! I think some of us will go for the TN models now seeing this price . I know that for quality you have to pay ... but this is to much !
Sukovsky
This one aint got nothing on my XB270HU. No monitor does yet ๐
Netherwind
Battlefieldprin
with that resolution and with current hardware performance , I still how can I get 165 FPS !
Denial
Alexraptor
I don't understand, why would a 700 series card only be able to run this monitor at 120Hz? Why not 144Hz? Why is a 960 or higher a must?
I mean, I've seen people run 144Hz monitors on 600 series cards.
Denial
Solfaur
So the Asus ROG Swift PG279Q has 165Hz, is IPS and supports g-sync? Hmmm, this sounds too good to be true. :O
Alexraptor
applejack
review for 780 Ti @ 1440p 144hz G-Sync (PG278Q).
never heard about 700 series only supporting up to 120Hz (G-Sync or not), except in this news item.
I'm using 780 @ 1080p 144hz G-Sync.
but I've also seen Denial
Alexraptor
LesserHellspawn
I just got a RMA replacement ROG Swift PG278Q. My old one showed display corruption after little over a year. Asus must have refined the model a lot. The old one ran very hot, which might be what led to it's failure. The new one is much much cooler.
No 3D support on the new models is disappointing. Once I've recovered from the cost of my new rig, I might go for two more PG278Q for surround. The 35" is interesting too, but 100Hz is low.
Mineria