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Why is there no coverage on this thing? It's pretty much a IPS PG278Q!
This one slipped through the mazes. The PG279Q is for people looking for a 27″ display with G-Sync. The new PG279Q is 27" in size and features a 144Hz capable IPS-type panel and NVIDIA G-sync support.
According to Asus it has "extensive connectivity" options including DisplayPort and HDMI connectivity. Remember we mentioned that there has been a revision to the GSYNC board supporting HDMI ? There you go.
very little to really no other specs and information have been posted, neither any other features - availability or pricing. This and other than that this is a WHQD screen with a screen resolution of 2560x1440. The press release seems to indicate that the screen will be part of the Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand, which makes total sense if you look at the design of course.

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So,I can plug a Ethernet cable into the back of my motherboard, and then into the Ethernet jack, and get full speed wired connection?

Why is there no coverage on this thing? It's pretty much a IPS PG278Q!
This one slipped through the mazes. The PG279Q is for people looking for a 27″ display with G-Sync. The new PG279Q is 27" in size and features a 144Hz capable IPS-type panel and NVIDIA G-sync support.
According to Asus it has "extensive connectivity" options including DisplayPort and HDMI connectivity. Remember we mentioned that there has been a revision to the GSYNC board supporting HDMI ? There you go.
very little to really no other specs and information have been posted, neither any other features - availability or pricing. This and other than that this is a WHQD screen with a screen resolution of 2560x1440. The press release seems to indicate that the screen will be part of the Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand, which makes total sense if you look at the design of course.

Why is there no coverage on this thing? It's pretty much a IPS PG278Q!
This one slipped through the mazes. The PG279Q is for people looking for a 27″ display with G-Sync. The new PG279Q is 27" in size and features a 144Hz capable IPS-type panel and NVIDIA G-sync support.
According to Asus it has "extensive connectivity" options including DisplayPort and HDMI connectivity. Remember we mentioned that there has been a revision to the GSYNC board supporting HDMI ? There you go.
very little to really no other specs and information have been posted, neither any other features - availability or pricing. This and other than that this is a WHQD screen with a screen resolution of 2560x1440. The press release seems to indicate that the screen will be part of the Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand, which makes total sense if you look at the design of course.

Article Credits to guru3d

Hey for my next build I'm doing a ROG themed build based off of the JR2.0 build.Ill be updating the GPU to a ROG Matrix 980. I want your guy's opinion of which AIO water cooler and custom cables I should use! Here's the original build. Should I use a H105 or a Raijintek Triton? Purely of looks Here's the Triton Now on to custom cables. Should I go for the design JR used or this beauty? I'd love to hear your guy's opinion!

Even at 250ohm you don't need an amp unless you like to blast music. I have the 250ohm DT990 Pros myself and have no issues driving them -- even from my iPhone. I usually sit around 50% volume. 

BenQ RL2455HM
http://www.amazon.com/BenQ-Gaming-Monitor-RL2455HM-24-Inch/dp/B007HSKSMI
 
24" 1080p
1ms(gtg) response time -> almost no input lag
D-sub / DVI-DL / HDMI x 2
ZeroFlicker / Black eQualizer / motion blur reduction / FPS/RTS gaming mode

Core i7-4790K and the 295X2 though I'd want the 4930K
 
I love the 780 Ti but the AMD will perform a lot better at very high resolutions

thanks