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Qnix qx2710 or PB278Q?

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As the title would implicate, I'm torn between purchasing a Qnix qx2710 with a silverstone ARM11SC or just getting an Asus PB278Q without the ARM11SC. 

 

What are your opinions?

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As the title would implicate, I'm torn between purchasing a Qnix qx2710 with a silverstone ARM11SC or just getting an Asus PB278Q without the ARM11SC. 

 

What are your opinions?

 

AOC Q2770PQU :3 - (ok I should stop mentioning it every time a 1440p thread comes up)

 

I would go with the Asus out of the 2

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I remember Tek syndicate saying that the stand was removable but you had to take the back cover off to remove the stand arm. (Qnix)

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I remember Tek syndicate saying that the stand was removable but you had to take the back cover off to remove the stand arm. (Qnix)

It's removable, there is a thread on oc.net referring to how to setup a vesa mount with a qnix. 

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It's removable, there is a thread on oc.net referring to how to setup a vesa mount with a qnix. 

good, do you have the thread url? my friends is purchasing a monitor arm for his.

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good, do you have the thread url? my friends is purchasing a monitor arm for his.

Yeah, I'll send you a link when I get home. I have it bookmarked there.

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Yeah, I'll send you a link when I get home. I have it bookmarked there.

Thanks!

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What is your use case for the monitor? Consider other factors like ease of RMA.

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What is your use case for the monitor? Consider other factors like ease of RMA.

I would probably be using it for Gaming more than anything else. A bit of productivity here and there too (light editing and terrible 3D rendering). 

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You are right, that is a tough decision!

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