Asus ROG Swift Dual Monitor?

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Hi I recently ordered the Asus ROG Swift and I always have used 2 monitors for years, however as this is so expensive I am obviously not going to buy 2 so I am just wondering if you guys know of a monitor that would go nice partnered with an ROG Swift and if you do if you could please comment below.

thanks
 
I'm just using my old ips 1440 monitor as a 2nd screen, you can use any monitor as a 2nd screen, what is it you are looking for in a 2nd screen that it needs to go with the rog?
 
I'm just using my old ips 1440 monitor as a 2nd screen, you can use any monitor as a 2nd screen, what is it you are looking for in a 2nd screen that it needs to go with the rog?

Im OCD so preferably one that is the same size and has the same resolution but I wouldn't want to pay anymore than £300 really and I know this may sound like a noob question but this is my first 144hz monitor so does it work fine running the swift for example on 120hz/144hz and the dual monitor on 60hz if its an IPS, like is that possible?

thanks.
 
Yes you can have separate refresh rates on primary and secondary monitors, so yeah I have same size and resolution onn both, just different refresh rate on the second monitor, but as it isnt used for gaming it is fine
 
That monitor is really nice however, do you find 1920x1080 adequate at 27"?

I used to think 1080p was fine on 27" until I bought my Swift. Now it looks pants haha. However though, it's only for the second screen which I use mainly for streaming videos etc, so they all still look awesome.
 
I've got a nice 27" IPS Dell alongside my swift, think once you've used two monitors there is no going back tbh.

Debating whether to change my Dell for a 4K but it would have to be IPS and it's getting one at the right price.

Just to confirm different refresh rates etc are not a problem.
 
I'm still torn on which Monitor to get alongside the Swift when I get paid, I like the 27inch Asus one linked above but I am not sure if it would be silly for me to spend over £200 on a 1080p Monitor when 1440p/4k is Available. Does anyone have any further advice/suggestions?

thanks
 
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