Yes you read that title right. Expensive but amazing.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync
Asus announces PG278Q 1440p 120hz G-sync monitor
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Yes you read that title right. Expensive but amazing.
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync
http://www.pcper.com/news/General-Tech/CES-2014-ASUS-ROG-SWIFT-PG278Q-120-Hz-G-Sync
SimCustom crosshairs on screen. Yes please.
I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said
[quote=Sim]Custom crosshairs on screen. Yes please.[/quote]
I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said
I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said
Keep in mind that it's 27". Benq 27" monitors are not too far off in terms of price. Atleast not in Canada.
Keep in mind that it's 27". Benq 27" monitors are not too far off in terms of price. Atleast not in Canada.
mthsadSimCustom crosshairs on screen. Yes please.I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said
The asus does this but the crosshairs are terrible and take up a giant portion of the screen. It makes it really hard for me to see what im pointing at when i use it
[quote=mthsad][quote=Sim]Custom crosshairs on screen. Yes please.[/quote]
I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said[/quote]
The asus does this but the crosshairs are terrible and take up a giant portion of the screen. It makes it really hard for me to see what im pointing at when i use it
I might be mistaken but the vg248qe already does this along with benq's 120hz as well. also this looks cool but maybe not for 800 dollars as people have said[/quote]
The asus does this but the crosshairs are terrible and take up a giant portion of the screen. It makes it really hard for me to see what im pointing at when i use it
Just got a new nvidia gpu so i'd like to use that g-sync feature time to start saving (and maybe wait for the price to drop a bit)
Just got a new nvidia gpu so i'd like to use that g-sync feature time to start saving (and maybe wait for the price to drop a bit)
MarleyJust got a new nvidia gpu so i'd like to use that g-sync feature time to start saving (and maybe wait for the price to drop a bit)
Check my other post: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync/
[quote=Marley]Just got a new nvidia gpu so i'd like to use that g-sync feature time to start saving (and maybe wait for the price to drop a bit)[/quote]
Check my other post: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync/
Check my other post: http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync/
Do we need a big CES thread? I predict a lot of these threads popping up over the next few days.
On the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.
Do we need a big CES thread? I predict a lot of these threads popping up over the next few days.
On the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.
On the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.
there are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper
there are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper
rQwireOn the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.
paging 301st spartan for his 7990 and 5 monitor setup holy shit i'm still jealous
[quote=rQwire]
On the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.[/quote]
paging 301st spartan for his 7990 and 5 monitor setup holy shit i'm still jealous
On the monitor, I wonder what kind of hardware we all need to run some of the new games at 120fps consistently at 1440p.[/quote]
paging 301st spartan for his 7990 and 5 monitor setup holy shit i'm still jealous
i would rather have 1080p, 144hz, gsync, 24" than this
i would rather have 1080p, 144hz, gsync, 24" than this
m4risathere are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper
Not with g-sync however
[quote=m4risa]there are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper[/quote]
Not with g-sync however
Not with g-sync however
DavidTheWinm4risathere are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper
Not with g-sync however
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power, so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.
[quote=DavidTheWin][quote=m4risa]there are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper[/quote]
Not with g-sync however[/quote]
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to [url=http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014]vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power[/url], so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.
Not with g-sync however[/quote]
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to [url=http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014]vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power[/url], so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.
TuggerDavidTheWinm4risathere are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper
Not with g-sync however
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power, so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.
Yep, there's a thread on free-sync here http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync
[quote=Tugger][quote=DavidTheWin][quote=m4risa]there are already 1440p monitors that can be reliably overclocked to 120hz for way cheaper[/quote]
Not with g-sync however[/quote]
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to [url=http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014]vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power[/url], so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.[/quote]
Yep, there's a thread on free-sync here http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync
Not with g-sync however[/quote]
I have a sneaking suspicion g-sync isn't nearly as difficult to add to something as these early price hikes indicate. Being able to [url=http://www.anandtech.com/show/7641/amd-demonstrates-freesync-free-gsync-alternative-at-ces-2014]vary refresh rate would be a huge bonus to just about any screen to save power[/url], so I'm betting it'll become standard in short order.
Slightly related, I stand strong behind my 1440p PLS from korea for 300$. A TN screen at 800$ is pretty weak even if with an impressive feature list.[/quote]
Yep, there's a thread on free-sync here http://teamfortress.tv/forum/thread/15155-amd-announces-free-sync
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