• Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ monitor brings HDR and G-Sync together
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[url]http://www.pcgamer.com/asus-rog-swift-pg27uq-monitor-brings-hdr-and-g-sync-together[/url]
"4K resolution (3840x2160) monitor with an ultra-fast 144Hz refresh rate" Kinda nice we're starting to see >60hz 4k screens. It'll surely be expensive as hell :v:.
I'm waiting for the GTX 1080 Ti/1180/2080 and a monitor like this to come out before I upgrade, but yeah, I think that the latter is going to be too expensive for me for a while.
I was looking at DisplayPort 1.4 specifications, seems it only supports 144hz with DSC. Does this compression method has a noticable effect on colors? edit: dsc is "visually" lossless whatever that means.
Fuck that's got everything I want from a monitor Why does it have to be an Asus though, every single one of their products I've had has been faulty in some way I don't want to drop like two grand on a monitor for it to die in a year
[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;51631044]Fuck that's got everything I want from a monitor Why does it have to be an Asus though, every single one of their products I've had has been faulty in some way I don't want to drop like two grand on a monitor for it to die in a year[/QUOTE] I've had 2 of their 4k screens for a while now with no issue here *anecdotal post
[QUOTE=J!NX;51631052]I've had 2 of their 4k screens for a while now with no issue here *anecdotal post[/QUOTE] Are they IPS by any chance? And if yes, how's the backlight bleed? I bought a high end Acer monitor once and it was... egregious
[QUOTE=Thunderbolt;51631069]Are they IPS by any chance? And if yes, how's the backlight bleed? I bought a high end Acer monitor once and it was... egregious[/QUOTE] acer is pretty shit from what I know my dad has one that has of all things ghosting that cannot be turned off no matter what, and its a 144hz the monitor I have is the [URL="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KJGY3TO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]ASUS PB287Q[/URL] Got one in Oct 2015 and another in Aug 16 and they're both doing quite well so far I don't really notice any blacklight bleed. There's maybe a really tiny bit in a black room with a black screen but its at the sides and [I]really [/I]not that noticeable at all. The only issue I have is that the speakers are basically garunteed to die but like, no one should have those as their only speaker anyways. The older monitors speaker I never use because it randomly goes off.
[QUOTE=J!NX;51631109]acer is pretty shit from what I know my dad has one that has of all things ghosting that cannot be turned off no matter what, and its a 144hz the monitor I have is the [URL="https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00KJGY3TO/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1"]ASUS PB287Q[/URL] Got one in Oct 2015 and another in Aug 16 and they're both doing quite well so far I don't really notice any blacklight bleed. There's maybe a really tiny bit in a black room with a black screen but its at the sides and [I]really [/I]not that noticeable at all. The only issue I have is that the speakers are basically garunteed to die but like, no one should have those as their only speaker anyways. The older monitors speaker I never use because it randomly goes off.[/QUOTE] You got a TN panel, BLB only affects IPS panels.
Real close to what I'm looking for in my next monitor purchase, but I'll wait for a freesync version.
[QUOTE=uber.;51631173]You got a TN panel, BLB only affects IPS panels.[/QUOTE] there was another listing that was IPS and the same monitor so I got confused best to check reviews and look at "IPS" in search
[QUOTE=uber.;51631173]You got a TN panel, BLB only affects IPS panels.[/QUOTE] There is a Difference between IPS glow and BackLight Bleed. Even still, he does as you aint getting 1ms on an IPS. [url]https://www.asus.com/Commercial-Monitors/PB287Q/specifications/[/url]
I want one.
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