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Asus ROG Swift PG279Q WQHD 144Hz IPS Panel and G-sync

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huh, i wonder if there is a perceivable difference between 144 & 165. Unlikely but worth testing. 

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dat stand tho

 

Please let us customize the color of the stand, ASUS! PLZZZZZZ

(yes, I am that worried about color schemes :L)

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Did anyone else miss "The ROG Swift PG279Q, the world’s first gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate, was also showcased." from the asus news post?!?!?!

 

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165hz IPS :o
Sounds awesome but it's pretty much impossible to get those fps in any recent games you would need to play in 1080p on 980Ti SLI or play everything on low.

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165hz IPS :o

Sounds awesome but it's pretty much impossible to get those fps in any recent games you would need to play in 1080p on 980Ti SLI or play everything on low.

on well optimized maps i get 140-200 fps in BF4 on ultra (2x msaa) 1080p 140%  on my overclocked 970 sli (1400mhz)

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They get 165hz by factory overclocking the panel.. I believe the panel is still rated at 144hz.

 

Some good info on this monitor on TFTCentral here and hereThey mention a release ETA of 13 Nov 2015 for UK customers and preorders are available at Overclockers UK.

 

Doesn't help us Canadian customers, I don't know of any Canada or US preorders yet.  :(

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They get 165hz by factory overclocking the panel.. I believe the panel is still rated at 144hz.

 

Some good info on this monitor on TFTCentral here and hereThey mention a release ETA of 13 Nov 2015 for UK customers and preorders are available at Overclockers UK.

 

Doesn't help us Canadian customers, I don't know of any Canada or US preorders yet.   :(

 

Ouch, that £749.99 price point from Overclockers UK. 

 

Edit: FFS I'm so getting one tho.

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Do we have an official price point in USD?  I see it's like 620 GBP before VAT on overclockers UK, which is around...800 USD I think?

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Do we have an official price point in USD?  I see it's like 620 GBP before VAT on overclockers UK, which is around...800 USD I think?

Before VAT : £624.99 or €856.10 or $962.56

After VAT : £749.99 or €1027.32 or $1154.69

 

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165 hz? Source?

I know that it is a gaming monitor, but is refresh rates not intervals of 24 (fps of movies)?

120 hz is 5x24, and 144 hz is 6x24 (3x48 for HFR movies).

It's because DP 1.3 isn't out. DP 1.2 doesn't have the bandwidth to support 168.

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Damn, this is the monitor I've been waiting for. 1440p, 100% sRGB, 144Hz+, IPS, G-Sync. What more could you want?  Hopefully it comes into stock soon.

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I hate the design...almost with a intense passion!

 

 

 

Damn, this is the monitor I've been waiting for. 1440p, 100% sRGB, 144Hz+, IPS, G-Sync. What more could you want?  Hopefully it comes into stock soon.

 
Something that doesn't has a ugly blinking eye on it?
 
Ohhh, but look at the leds.
 
 
 

 

 

bahahaha

 

 

Hahahahahahha!

 

That might be the worst false advertising ive ever seen.

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Sorry if this has been answered already but what exactly is an IPS Like Panel?

Looks great though, if I didn't have the XB280HK already I'd consider it very carefully.

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