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How 'firm' is the ETA Gibbo? (appreciate that may be difficult to answer with certainty)
And in a few months time Freesync will be here which can be used on AMD and Nvidia and people will be wondering "OMG I just paid £700 for a 1440P TN panel".
This monitor is severely overpriced.
And in a few months time Freesync will be here which can be used on AMD and Nvidia and people will be wondering "OMG I just paid £700 for a 1440P TN panel".
This monitor is severely overpriced.
lol That's a OMG I'm so jealous comment if I've ever heard one mate
1440p and 144hzTN panel who cares mate. it looks beautiful and the TN panel handles everything just great.... Everyone wants one of these and you know it also. Screw 4k you have to have like 20 Titan for it to even have playable frames on 4k. hahaha
Why would I be jealous of a monitor
I did actually give it a thought and was very tempted to press the buy button but decided against it seeing as Freesync is literally on the horizon and your paying a HUGE premium because it's got the ROG branding on it.
Who cares about freesync. I don't see it anywhere. ROG beat them to the punch. Yea I might have paid a little extra for this monitor, but so what!! Everyone is overpaying when you buy anything....Everytime we buy a Nvidia card were overpaying so what cares mate. All I know is that I've wanted a 1440p monitor with 144hz like forever! Also a plus is it has G-Sync also. Now I'm getting one![]()
It's the first 1440p with 144htz = demands a premium.
First 1440p with G-Sync(?) = demands a premium.
Asus ROG branding = demands a premium.
Basically Asus (and OcUK) could charge what they wanted and this monitor would sell... It wouldn't even have to be the first 1440p, 144htz or G-Sync to sell well - the ROG branding will do that alone.
All in all you're buying a 90% next generation monitor and as with any early adoption there carries a certain amount of risk... It won't be long until there are 4K 144htz 1440p Freesync & G-Sync compatible monitors... But they're the generation after this!
I see this monitor as the premium high-end of TN gaming panels and quite rightly it carries the ROG branding (& price tag), just quite impressed Asus 'got there first' so quite rightly they should corner the market.
Agree.
There not one 4k monitor that will beat this one. 4k is still too new and sluggish when gaming.
And in a few months time Freesync will be here which can be used on AMD and Nvidia and people will be wondering "OMG I just paid £700 for a 1440P TN panel".
This monitor is severely overpriced.
I seem to remember a very similar conversation about the 3D technologies...
Sure AMD did produce an open source alternative to Nvidia's 3D Vision but that didn't stop it becoming the forgotten stepchild that AMD basically gave up on.
Sure AMD did produce an open source alternative to Nvidia's 3D Vision but that didn't stop it becoming the forgotten stepchild that AMD basically gave up on.