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Are there currently no (preferably 27") monitors which have G-Sync, IPS, 2560x1440 and >= 120 Hz refresh rate? That's all I want 
** ASUS DO IT AGAIN: IPS, 144Hz & FREESYNC!!! **
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Are there currently no (preferably 27") monitors which have G-Sync, IPS, 2560x1440 and >= 120 Hz refresh rate? That's all I want
This is coming - https://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=MO-077-AC&groupid=17&catid=948 - but i dont want to turn an AMD related thread into n Nvidia one.
I also think Linus did a video about this screen last week.
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Any 24" ips 1080p 144hz in the making? >.>
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Which is based on the exact same panel it seems.
Source: http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/asus-mg279q-144hz-ips-monitor-seems-to-have-freesync-support.html
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Cheers, could be good but the fact it's Acer puts me off to be honest...
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Same, not a fan of their "upto 16 dead pixels is acceptable" policy.
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would be all over this if I didn't have a 980 GTX...
Hopefully means OCUK can't justify a £190 'g-sync' premium for long.
I also prefer the look of this monitor - no red ring at the bottom is a plus side in my book!
Hopefully means OCUK can't justify a £190 'g-sync' premium for long.
I also prefer the look of this monitor - no red ring at the bottom is a plus side in my book!
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Was about to splash on the BenQ for £430 the other day, but this being released at this price should hopefully bring the price of the other FreeSyncs down slightly.
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Just like the Swift this seems like a very nice monitor, but a tad expensive.
The issue for me is that I'm at 4K currently so this would seem like a step backwards, even though I'd be gaining refresh rate.
Just waiting for a 120/144Hz 4K screen. It'd be nice if it was IPS too and if it had Freesync/GSync.
The issue for me is that I'm at 4K currently so this would seem like a step backwards, even though I'd be gaining refresh rate.
Just waiting for a 120/144Hz 4K screen. It'd be nice if it was IPS too and if it had Freesync/GSync.
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Asus already released a 4K IPS monitor at around £700...so the only thing missing is the 144Hz.
Not sure if the tech on refresh rate has advanced to that level yet, considering we only just arrived at 2560 res 144Hz not that long ago...
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DO WANT.
Got an Nvidia GPU but I don't care. IPS, high refresh rate, low response times. NOT AN ACER = win!
Got an Nvidia GPU but I don't care. IPS, high refresh rate, low response times. NOT AN ACER = win!
We will do a 4K IPS gaming monitor, but at 60 Hz.
It will take a while for higher bandwidth cables to support 4K at 144Hz, become embedded in hardware and available, and therefore provide a market for 4K 144Hz monitors.
But when it's feasible, I'd be very surprised if we didn't make it happen.
Like there's a GPU set-up that would remotely handle that at present anyway lol! As though the cables are the issue here... they may be to making such a monitor, but were one available, precious few could actually run it effectively for AAA titles anyway. It'll be a couple of years before this is possible and GPU tech has actually caught up.
You definitely have a point, but just my gut instinct says people would be interested.
Ultimately if you can get >60 fps then it's valuable, and if you turn the settings down a bit it's all possible. One of the problems is that many reviews push the settings to ultra and then it looks impossible to achieve >60 fps at 4K.
My ultimate point though was that it's the key blocker on doing such a product. Requiring big GPU power might make it less likely, but no cable makes it impossible!
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Is this definitely 144Hz ?
Tweaktown are advertising it as a max of 120Hz.
Tweaktown are advertising it as a max of 120Hz.
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Are there likely to be any 32" 1440p 144HZ IPS screens in the near future? been waiting for one but everything seems to be 27" lately