Is a ROG Swift more worthwhile than 2 x Eizo FG2421 monitors?

[alex_123_fra]

Hi, I don't know much about monitors and currently have an Asus PB278Q. I love the quality of the images and the contrast achievable but games do experience tearing. My fps is mostly above 100 with 2 x GTX 780s.

Question is as above. Should I go for 1 ROG Swift or 2 x Eizo FG2421s (the latter having an effective resolution of 3840 x 1080 and are up to 240Hz). I suspect my setup will struggle more with the latter but I see both as viable options to reduce tearing/produce smoother gaming. The other downside of the Eizo is lack of G-sync but at 240Hz, does that even matter?

 

[chaparral]

Go for a single Asus ROG Swift....

I don't think GPU's even support playing over only two monitors...you need 3 monitors..

 

[Captain]

Having two monitors together for gaming sucks, when you have the bezel down the middle, ROG swift everytime.

 

[wunkley]

I've had both (the eizo and rog) Got the rog now plus a couple of dell ips and VA screens. The rog swift wins hands down for gaming compared to any of them.

And you can't game on 2 screens. Think about it. It's odd numbers only dude. 1, 3 or 5 if you're mentally ill.

 

[alex_123_fra]

Thanks. Never really had any more than one screen so no experience with this. To be honest, the bezel breaking up the images would annoy me whether 2 or 3 screens. Just trying to see what is best value for money as people rate the Eizos highly.

Sounds like the ROG swift is better though.

 

[wunkley]

If you're contemplating multi screen gaming you should seriously think about getting a 34 inch 21:9 superwide instead. One of my dells is a 21:9'er but 'only' the 29 inch 2560 x 1080 version.

The superwide aspect is truely lovely and cinematic for games, and I can only imagine a 34 inch 1440p panel is even better.
Much as I love the rog swift, I'm still waiting on a 34 inch superwide, IPS or VA 120hz panel with Gsync. Not sure it will every happen at this rate though.