#5180220

Kloet075

2015-10-30 14:06

I'd rather have the new Eizo FS2735. QHD, 144 hz and IPS 😀

#5180298

GlennB

2015-10-30 16:33

I'd rather have the new Eizo FS2735. QHD, 144 hz and IPS 😀

I was also really interested in the Eizo until i found out it uses the same panel as the ASUS ROG Swift 279Q. It seems to have really bad issues with IPS glow. :bang:

#5180311

Ven0m

2015-10-30 16:54

I was also really interested in the Eizo until i found out it uses the same panel as the ASUS ROG Swift 279Q. It seems to have really bad issues with IPS glow. :bang:

I'd recommend seeing one in person. Sometimes the perceived glow is much greater or smaller than described by other person.

#5180325

GlennB

2015-10-30 17:27

http://i.imgur.com/aMKbSEY.jpg A lot worse compared to my Dell U2412M. I expect better from a monitor doing 800+ euros. A lot of people have returned their screen just to get a new one with the same issues.

#5180328

Ven0m

2015-10-30 17:35

Ouch, that's massive. I hope it's not that bad when watched perpendicularly.

#5180361

TheDeeGee

2015-10-30 19:15

Ouch, that's massive. I hope it's not that bad when watched perpendicularly.

You will always see IPS Glow in the Corners.

#5180572

Sukovsky

2015-10-31 09:31

My XB270HU still beats it all!

#5288266

endbase

2016-06-12 18:45

I have bought this monitor and I must say I realy like it 🙂

#5288268

CronoGraal

2016-06-12 18:54

I'd rather have the new Eizo FS2735. QHD, 144 hz and IPS 😀

we'd all rather have top tier products, the issue is obviously $$$$$$$$$$ and some more $$$$.

#5288280

Xuanzang

2016-06-12 19:26

Just out of curiousity, how is the image quality on a 1080p 27" compared to a 1080p 24"? Will not the pixels be somewhat "stretched" at that resolution on the 27"?

#5288283

signex

2016-06-12 19:38

That's way to steep, i found a BenQ one with 1440p freesync, also 144hz for 449 euro. I'm actually thinking about getting it instead of a GTX 1070, but that would probably stupid as i'm using a borrowed 660 Ti. It'll probably run WoW and Overwatch decently though.

#5288295

RavenMaster

2016-06-12 20:02

Welcome to 2 years ago iiyama

#5288299

Darkest

2016-06-12 20:14

Any 1080p monitor larger than 24" looks terrible imo.

#5288397

Corrupt^

2016-06-12 23:46

It's ok'ish imo, but 1080p at 27 inch is more interesting for those looking for a monitor that can do high Hz, has a decent size and allows you to maintain a high framerate. I'll still be gaming at 1080p for a while, especially for MP games, I value having a constant 120/144 fps more then IQ. Imo iiyama it's offering isn't "welcome to 2 years ago". More like "welcome to TODAY and not what we expect in 2 years from now". I currently have the predecessor of this monitor, 27 inch @120 hz. It has served me well for its specific use case.

#5288416

signex

2016-06-13 00:21

With the 1070/80 coming out, it's probably easy to achieve 100fps at 1440p.

#5288485

Corrupt^

2016-06-13 02:44

With the 1070/80 coming out, it's probably easy to achieve 100fps at 1440p.

In todays games, not tomorrows. I think a balance still needs to be struck in terms of memory bandwidth. Let's not forget the "base" resolution has always gone upwards slowly, but steadily: 800x600 -> 1024x768 -> 1280... and I think we're at 1080/1440p right now, depending on use case scenario (fps vs IQ). Basically, the shift away from 1080p has begun but it's not quite there yet.