The Asus ROG SWIFT PG278Q – a 27” 1400p 144Hz Monitor with G-SYNC

Is this monitor got vesa mounting and if yes how does the stand come off if it's got an led lit base?

Just read it's vesa compatible :) I wonder how the led Base is connected
 
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Is this monitor got vesa mounting and if yes how does the stand come off if it's got an led lit base?

Just read it's vesa compatible :) I wonder how the led Base is connected

That's a good question actually. The LED ring can be activated/deactivated by OSD and presumably turns off when the monitor is off. I didn't see mention of it on the KitGuru review. Maybe it has some internal wiring integrated into the stand neck with contacts where the stand attaches to the screen.
 
OT!

The ones of you that have Corsairs keybords as ex the K70/K90, how good are they really ?

I loves Corsairs stuff and in my comp most hardware is actually from Corsair and it's totaly awesome so I guess the keyboards are as awesome to :)

I have Corsair SSD/H100 Cpu Cooler and the great 1000w Hx PSU and then of course an Asus motherboard and monitor VG278H that my bro will buy, so Im guessing an e.x K70 keyboard are a must then to make it all complete :D
Right now I have that Steelseries Merc gaming keyboard!!

I think that I will settle with the Raptor K40 as it seems like great value and beying top notch, anyone have tested it maybe ?
I know that it only has rubber dome keys but that doesent matter as I have never tested a mechanical anyway!
http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/corsair_raptor_k40_review,1.html
 
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That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch's effect on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.
 
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That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.

This. Seems sort of biased if you ask me.. so I'll probably end up buying a korean 1440p for £220
 
That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.

My thoughts exactly, but I guess people will read it how they want to see it as usual.
 
That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.

Agreed, what an awful 'review'. Half of it seems to be about the 780Ti graphics card, and just back links to ocuk products!

What a waste of text.
 
That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.

+100
think I will wait for a proper technical review that doesn't sound like money was exchanged for pushing OCUK and 780tis, sad really, I'm sure all the kiddies will lap it up though...
 
That can't be called a review.

No discussion or measurement of response times, input lag, no real analysis of colour gamut or accuracy, or motion clarity and blur/ghosting? They didn't even say whether the backlight used PWM dimming or not (I understand it doesn't). No discussion of enabling G-Synch on any of these. Backlight bleed looked pretty bad but they seemed to want to gloss over that.

Seemed like a puff piece for NVIDIA / ASUS, save for the mention of the lolworthy price gouging in the UK.

maybe they didnt have it for enough time

i can imagine there wont be many review samples floating around and they probably had to give it back so it could go to the next "reviewer"
 
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I'm sure this monitor will work amazingly well. I doubt Asus, ROG and Nvidia would release a crappy monitor with g-sync. If the monitor didn't do what they said it does nobody would ever trust ROG, Asus or Nv. I sure wouldn't buy from any of these companies ever again.

I know that wouldn't happen though.
 
I'm sure this monitor will work amazingly well. I doubt Asus, ROG and Nvidia would release a crappy monitor with g-sync. If the monitor didn't do what they said it does nobody would ever trust ROG, Asus or Nv. I sure wouldn't buy from any of these companies ever again.

I know that wouldn't happen though.

They've both done plenty of things that would come under this classification, yet people still blindly trust them.
 
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