ASUS VG279QM Review (2020) - World's First 280Hz Gaming Monitor
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- čas přidán 3. 07. 2024
- The VG279QM boasts some impressive specs, and at 280Hz, promises to be the world’s fastest gaming monitor. We’ll put these claims to the test and see if it should be on your radar.
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Design
01:56 Inputs
02:28 Picture Quality
02:46 Resolution and Size
03:11 Viewing Angle
03:30 Contrast
03:56 Uniformity
04:32 Peak Brightness
04:57 Reflections
05:14 Calibration
05:52 Color Gamut
06:31 Motion
07:05 Response Time
07:57 Black Frame Insertion
08:42 Input Lag
09:15 Overall
10:22 Conclusion
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Well structured and very efficient review!
He's just a great reviewer. I bought the Dell U2720q after watching his review.
@@nevinkuser9892 bro i boughr XBox SeriesX after watch this review. amazing video
Thank you so much for this review. I'm always been a console gamer, but I'm switching to PC gaming now. I just bought my first gaming PC and was looking for a monitor. Thank you again for all the insight.
console playas bout to shit on PC kids
This will be a awesome monitor regardless of its lows. I have the 144hz monitor 27’’ and its a sick panel. Well for what I do with it anyway. Great review as always. I use this channel if I want to buy anything like this or tv. I bought my lg nanotechnology display tv off the back of these guys reviews on other TVs
I love this guys reviews. So clear and no BS
I warched this video and instantly bought this monitor thanks for the review keep up the great work❤️
hi mate, thinking to get this because of the crazy Hz given, have a question. I have a 2070super GPU, can i still hit 280Hz with that normally in gaming and normal tasks, like will it increase my GPU usage in this? if you get what im saying lol
@@driftathug you normally can bc you only have to overclock the monitor which is very easy i love the monitor the hz given are jnsane seitched from 75hz and i see a big difference
do you have "low-buzzing-high-pitch-noise" when ELMB are activated? it kinda annoying
@@driftathug Hz has nothing to do with GPU-Usage
hey great review! Could you please review the Gigabyte Aorus KD25F Monitor?
Great review !
Saved me a lot of grief since I run a lot of games at 60fps and sometimes hook up consoles to my monitor. Awesome review!
So did you get this monitor?
60 fps doesn't matter, console will set you to 60 hz though
Does perform exactly the same as the VG259QM? In terms of input lag and performance
Badly needed the review of Asus VG27AQL1A
BTW, according to your calibrated settings. If I like 70+ brightness for my how should I be correcting other settings so I still maintain reasonably accurate colors?
Maybe you will be able to test the model from Asus VG259Q ? :)
AS always Rting review is the best! Never buy monitor before seeing Rting review!
yeah. They are pretty good. I also recomend pcmonitors.info
That beat is why I'm here!
Awesome guide!!! Just got this monitor and been loving it. Do you guys happen to have a tutorial on how to isntall and use the color profile from your website?
ThioJoe has a great guide on this:
czcams.com/video/FdFpJFSTMVw/video.html
hello , i got it and it looks really ugly 😣😣
@@mrcrush3r534 I would recommend the VG27AQ if your willing to shell out a bit more. MUCH sharper and you really don't need the 280Hz. 165Hz at 1440P is the sweet spot.
*This is all an opinion, not a fact. Your likes and preferences may differ.
I'm getting this for Christmas 🎄 ☺
Now my mouse cursor will be super smooth!
Yes thats the point
ohh, you are so funny, you know, such a comedian.
its so smooth and i overclocked it to 297hz
@@BG1984a damn why are you hating?
@@Red-wl6dr there is no hate, just irony.
VG259QM next?
1 Question:”When I have enough should I buy it?”
is the VG259QM the same Monitor but smaller ? And has the Monitor a display scaler inside?
I think there is a misunderstood here.
The ASUS specs only show compatibility with Nvidia G-SYNC.
Is yours Free-sync information correct?
Can you please review the latest Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A monitor please? :D
Hi Rtings! Love this channel! I agree with speed, please review the vg27aql1a
Any thoughts on doing a Samsung odyssey G5 monitor? So far almost no reviews anywhere
Great review. Will u guys be reviewing samsung odyssey g9 and g7?
They have a voting part on their website for choosing the next model. The G7 won the last pick
It's not out yet here though, so it'll be a while for the review unfortunately.
Alrighty thanks 👍
Mines came today and i can’t get a picture only audio 😔
Lots of reviews I've seen corroborate the high input latency at 60hz. I hope it's something Asus can fix in a firmware update cause it seems incredibly weird. I do play some games locked at 60hz and it would be annoying to have to hope that Low Framerate Compensation solutions would need to work to have a usable input latency.
Unless running the game at 60fps while letting VRR do its thing while the montior itself is at 280hz doesn't affect input lag? Is that the case?
Definitely weird!
@@RTINGSdotcom I definitely think something funky is going on though. The latency reviewers are measuring is awfully close to two full frames at 60fps. To run at 60 fps each frame holds for 16.6666... ms. Multiplying by two we get 33.333333... ms for two frames then then if we add the around 1.5 - 2ms ish input lag the monitor normally has at 280hz we end up with around 35ms which is roughly what everyone is measuring (we need to keep in mind there will be some small margins of errors and discrepancies in testing methodologies).
I lack the technical knowledge to understand why this would be the case or if it's fixable via firmware.
@@Weaver_Games From what I know there is still no firmware fix for this issue.
So the input lag is bad at 60 Hz and good at 280 Hz but what about in between, let's say around 120 fps with VRR? I feel like that's quite an important information since that's a realistic framerate for more demanding games on mid to high end systems, most triple A PC games run at more than 60 FPS but nowhere near 280... Ofc this monitor is aimed at people who play games like csgo but most of these people will still play other games aswell. So is the change in input lag linear across the frequency range or does it spike when it approaches the minimum?
Amazon search results showing VG279QM is g sync compatible ?
And I need 240hz gsync monitor so is it good with nvidia rtx cards ?
280Hz "Raw" violates the disport spec no? how does it get 280hz, does it overclock DisplayPort, chroma subsample, use DSC, or lower resolution?
missing the qhd resolution
Which Overdrive mode i need to use when i have fps between 100 and 200 ?
With GSync on!
Should I get the vg27aq for 2k or should I get this one ?????
I just bought this monitor and my back light bleed is bad but doesn't effect normal use, 3 corners of the screen are easily bright, hopefully it will self correct over time.
Also when I switch input to my Nintendo switch I don't notice ANY input lag for smash bros, so I'm sure specific conditions might have to be met.
I went with the 259 for the attractive pricepoint, also at 1080p 24.5" looks a lot cleaner.
Hole you like it!
@@RTINGSdotcom i hole too !
@@mikserrr687 HAHA
Are you going to review vg259qm?
yeah man but i already bought it and its bloody awsome mate
I bought this today, I've been a part of the 60hz gang for a decade because I was too lazy to upgrade (disgusting I know ;_;). Looking forward for the huge jump in performance/ experience.
How has it been? I'm not sure if I should get this or a 1440p 165hz.
Lucas Malaquias 1440p if you like 27 all the way
@@LucasMalaquias it's been great so far, I'm almost finished my new pc build so the experience is going to get even bettter
I just bought this monitor off Amazon, it was supposed to be delivered on the 28th. But I never received it (ups)
Hope fully by today.. but I cannot wait im moving from a 75Hz im excited😁😁🙌
How is it? Should I buy it.
@@exclusixes4116 My first unit had an issue where after I exited a full screen game the display bugged out. But the second one was 80 bux cheaper after return/exchange, so got kinda lucky. Goes up to 281 hz, not relevant but does work
Where can I buy this?
I see a lot of questions about "input lag" at 60Hz and as far as I understand it happens only if you explicitly set the monitor's refresh rate to 60Hz at Nvidia control panel. Why would someone do that? Who are the people that will be affected by this input lag?
I'm not sure. If you are playing with g-sync the refresh rate should be the same as fps, so if fps drops to 60, input lag will probably grow to 35ms.
@@vitali6618 yeah thats what i thought as well...might be unplayable at that point. really bad for modded games like minecraft and skyrim which are hard to keep on high fps.
I have an RTX 3060. Planning to buy this monitor. Will be playing at 249Hz refresh rate. But my GPU doesnt let my frames to go above 60 FPS in certain games (e.g. RDR2). Is it still ok to buy this? I mean the 60 Hz downside of this monitor. Will it affect me or it only affects if the refresh rate is set to 60 Hz?
Same dude so how is it went?
How do you pull out the back to mount??
So if you get 280fps can you set the max frame rate and max response time or should it still be on 80 instead of 100???
80. 100 makes motion awful on this monitor.
I really like this monitor, thanks for the review !.
I have one question tho:
It will work well with my computer, but as I plan to purchase a Xbox Series X aswell with fps capped at 120fps, would the monitor have a lot of input lag on Xbox ?
For Xbox series X you be better with a 1440p 144hz, 1440p 240hz or 4k 144hz monitor
Or new TV that has HDMI 2.1 for 4k 120hz
@@MrSuperman258401 That was my main choice earlier, a 2k 144Hz, but as I'm more a Quake/Diabotical competitive player than a Xbox player, I'll stay on a choice that prioritize PC gameplay. My only wishes is that I don't get 40ms input lag on console.
Thanks for the advice anyways
@@orko3661 I don't think there's any reason feeding a lower hz signal would add any processing delay, but I guess that's not the absolute sure answer you're looking for.
@@RobertPetrucha Well @ 60Hz this monitor has around 30ms input lag, vs 1.7ms @ native refresh rate.
whereas ASUS TUF VG27AQ (165Hz), he has around 2ms input lag @native Hz, and 4ms @ 60Hz
The difference between 165Hz and 60Hz is not that big, but would it be the same with 280Hz to 120Hz ? and even more, some games might not run at 120Hz on the Xbox, but at 60Hz
It sucks because I'll have to buy 2 monitors if I don't want to buy a monitor that suits for both
Just dont get a series x? Its not worth it. You really should build a pc and get every frame out of it you can. Mouse and keyboard is so much better than controller. I came from console to pc and ots the best thing ever
Am I understanding this correctly? For Games like Fall guys (which is locked into 60 fps), will this monitor suffer from severe input lag?
I think no if u stay on 240hz but yes if variable refresh on
hey. i dunno if you will read this. i just bought the asus vg249qm1a it should be close to the vg259qm. is this true? like the vg259qm is slightly brighter and the 10hz more when oc thats all i can find (and the vg259qm should be the smaller version of the vg279qm). the 1a at the end of the model name should just be the non adjustable stand. like there are close to zero reviews on the vg249qm1a its incredible xD and im confused if i can take the 259qm and 279qm reviews for reference. would be very nice if you can tell me the difference between the vg249qm1a and the vg259qm/vg279qm. ty in advance
Hi ! Urgently need help. Just bought this monitor and I don’t have that external adapter… I have the honglin part of the adapter and then the Isheng is30 side that connects into my wall. No junction in the box to get it to work… Please let me know ! The name of the adapter or anything
Llevo una semana con el monitor Asus VG279QM y cada 10 minutos cuando estoy jugando me sale un error de Displayport desconectado y se me reinicia el ordenador... el pc es nuevo y están todos los drivers actualizados, no encuentro ninguna solución...
Review the new samsung G7
Yep, we've ordered it, but it's not out yet here, so it'll be a while yet.
@@RTINGSdotcom And how about G9 after next week release...? :)
Haha, we'll see ;)
When you say 35ms input lag at 60hz, does that mean when playing with G-sync and my game is only running at 60 fps, or when the monitor is specifically set to 60hz and not 280hz with g-sync?
I would assume that if the VRR is syncing a game at 60fps it would certainly be providing that same high response time.
I'm surprised we never got an answer to this question. Very important to my purchase decision
@@movementbuff Why?
Is this what became of the ROG Swift 360? Or is Asus still launching the 360hz monitor?
As far as we know, nothing's changed, it's still coming later this year.
I have this and I love this.
I’m unsure on whether I should buy the 25 inch or 27 inch of this monitor, what are your thoughts?
@@exclusixes4116 I have the 24.5 inch and i think its perfect for FullHD. If you are at normal distance FHD looks weird on 27 inch. So if youre rather far away from the screen get 27 otherwise 25.
Is this monitor a LCD?
mine won't let me enable HDR. Any tips?
For me, whenever i click the settings in the back, it just opens the "game visual" slot, which basically is just brightness. How do i access all of the other settings? I have it into my display port so i should be able to get these settings. Is it because my GPU is an rtx 2060 and thats not good enough?
i had this problem also and i just figured it out. Instead of pressing the buttons just press the actualy scoll button and it will take you to the settings place lmk if this helped
Dude really asked if it was because of his gpu lmfao I could never work customer support
@@hunterjd you got a solution then weirdo? didnt think so
@@Payto1x i told you how to fix it^
@@sheluvme6940 didnt work
What does he mean when he says black will appear green in a dark room
He said blacks will appear gray if the monitor is used in a dark room, if you use it in a brighter room you won't notice that black is actually dark grey.
Hello. Please help me find a FHD monitor that works in 60Hz with a very good input lag and response time, without ghosting, thank you!
I have this monitor I want to play 280hz will the littlest possible delay what would be the best overdrive setting
Highest overdrive always has the least delay, but more ghosting and inverse ghosting. So put it as high as you can without seeing ghosting or inverse ghosting on the screen.
I’m unsure whether I should get the 25 inch of this monitor or 27 inch. They are both currently the same price.. help pls
1080p best @24-24.5" brah
Ever since I got this monitor my eyes have been hurting. Wondering if anyone else has had a similar experience or a suggestion for another monitor.
Same. Got it yesterday. Going to return it soon. I had a previous IPS panel (Lenovo Legion Y25-25) and that strained my eyes also. It’s easy for my eyes to get strained and fatigue because of an injury I sustained . So I’m hoping a TN LCD panel will be better .. I’ll try BENQ
@@MLGSU5P3CT I’m used to it now
Great review! I am more than happy with this monitor. It's a f...ing beast with such low input lag at 280Hz with ELMB.
How does the picture look? Currently have a 1440p, but thinking of this monitor just to get higher fps in certain games
@@xL4ceUp Honestly, I have never played shooters on 1440p. I must say the picture is not super crisp versus 1080p on 24" but for me it is a sweet spot - I don't need to sit that close in a front of the display and IPS colors are a blast compared to TN.
wish it was the 25 inch variant but owell i guess
*happy geometry dash and first person shooter sounds*
I can`t wait to compare this one to my 3440x1440p 100hz 4ms ROG Monitor! It`s waaaay cheaper, at not even half the price but also way smaller and faster! Next week I should know more!
Did you get it? How was your experience?
@@LucasMalaquias Yes I got it! It`s great! My other sreen is at home, so I did not get a direct comparison yet, but for what I need here it`s a perfect fit! (for my We rig with the 1070 ti) It works fine, no dead pixels or anything, games look as good as 1080p can look and I just fired up rocket league to go into the high framerates and it all looks good! (I still prefer a little lower fps and higher resolution if the gpu is up to it! The "low" pixel count for the 27` does not worry me since I sit at a fair distance to the screen! I could not be more happy with my newest buy! Thx for asking!
@@MrSocko-bh1jb Good to hear you enjoy it because I just bought the 25" variant of this monitor to pair with my 3440x1440 AW3418DW. I love the ultrawide but I want a higher refresh rate and better response time for shooters. Now I just need to figure out how to fit both of them on my desk!
@@KevBacon6 why did you chose this over the AW2720hf then? Since you have Alienware already
@@lilcholo951I do love my Alienware monitor but there were a few factors that led me to the Asus instead of another Alienware. I was looking for a second monitor specifically for shooters since I have the ultrawide for other games and I prefer the smaller 24" monitors for shooters versus the 27" Alienware you mentioned. There is another Alienware that is 25" and 240Hz that I was looking at but after watching some reviews the Asus seemed to perform better overall and the Asus has an optional overclock to 280Hz vs 240Hz. I also wasn't sure how I would like a 1080p monitor after playing in 1440p for so long and at the time the Asus was around $100 cheaper than both Alienware monitors. I never go for cheaper items in my builds but I wasn't sure if I was even going to keep the monitor depending on if the 1080p bothered me but it hasn't.
no sharpness in osd ??
Do you guys think RTX 2070 Super/ Intel i7 10700k can achieve 280hz on this monitor? I can go for 1440p monitor but im into fps games so I need higher refreshrate. Please advise. Thanks!
late answer but yes sure u can i use it on a 2070 s rog strix rtx and with a i9 10900k processor.
Really depends on the games
Are de perfs the exact same for de 24" version?
Sorry could you clarify what you're question is?
Great review! So what asus 2k monitor has the closest features to this one?
Probably the asus rog swift pg279q. I could be wrong tho, but we aren’t that even close to 240hz on a 2k ips panel. On the Asus side at least.
@@TOKYOminttt I've had mine for 2 years now. I've been pretty unhappy with it in regards to being mainly a multiplayer gamer. My conclusion was that I don't care about having 1440p resolution at the cost of more fps and crispness, but hopefully I don't eat my words and regret sidegrading to either the reviewed monitor or another 1080p 240hz. Games like OW whether on low or high settings remain blurry and never crisp (I'm not bad at fps, I happily excel in other more challenging games like Battlefield where I can get multi kills at longer distances with projectile physic weapons (or getting consistent rocket and tank shell snipes within 1000s of metres on Planetside 2), but in all these two years I NEVER felt confident on popping heads in OW with Mcree or Widow etc. It's always jenky blurry and never smooth feeling trying to hold over the pixel I want. I'm always left angry when red Mcree magically perfectly tracks me, meanwhile I can't even consistently track him [maybe its just OWs shitty design and less the monitor IDK why others don't have as much trouble with me on dps]), the 27" size is also massively offensive, I hoped that I'd adjust to it, but I never did, it's just so much real estate and my twitch aiming and tracking has never been as consistent as when I peaked with an older 24" 60hz monitor.
I otherwise don't know why my gaming performance has sucked so much while using the pg279q, I thought higher resolution would give me an advantage but it almost feels like as if I was playing with less fov, which is probably the feeling of not being able to track everything going on across the full 27 inches easily (constantly scanning around, trying to find distant targets, only to get surprised easily by someone at an off angle), I hope that explains why I'm hoping to go back down to a 24.5 incher.
For single player games focus I guess I'd recommend it as ok, but if you focus on online gaming, prioritize more fps for sure. Wait for higher hz 2k with better panel quality and the hardware to support it maybe. Problem is even for newer single player oriented games like Borderlands 3, I struggle on my 1080ti with low settings and frame cap at a gross 60-70fps, as if often dips below this in many areas and during lots of action. So even then I hope downgrading to 1080p will net more frames for me in future single player titles.
Little Teapot oh man that’s sad to hear because this is the monitor I got. I haven’t used it yet because I don’t have my gpu (waiting on next gen). I got this as a happy medium for content creation and gaming. I might get this 280hz 1080p or wait for a 1440p 240hz (but I don’t see that happening any time soon)
Btw do you play at 165hz or at 144hz with gsync and ulmb mode on? Imo I wouldn’t play at 165hz.
Its more better and lower input lag than benq xl2546?
no
Ryzen 7 3700x and rtx 2070 super
Can it run this monitor at 240hz?
Depends on the game. CSGO and Valarant absolutely. But you don't have too, running it at 280 and getting 200 fps is still better than getting 200 fps on 144 hz where you may as well have gone with a cheaper GPU since you're getting nada out of it.
I bought one of these, when I play it sometimes it blinks the screen for 1 or 2 seconds (it goes black). Any suggestion? I'm thinking about calling the warranty...
It is a known bug. It might get fixed with a firmware update, try opening a ticket with Asus support so they can send it to your email when it's available.
@@HDJess I sent it to ASUS warranty and they replied that there is no solution for this problem, and they gave me the money back. ASUS never again! If anyone has any hints of another monitor I'm accepting, it needs to be 27", 240hz and with gsync.
Can I use this for an Xbox or PS4 ?
yes but at 60hz
would it make sense to get it for PS5? I'm looking to be gaming HDMI 2.0, full hd @120hz
Hey Peter,
We touch on this in the full review on our website, but unfortunately, this isn't good choice for console gamers. It has an extremely high input lag at 60Hz and it doesn't support any of the advanced formats supported by the latest PS5 and Xbox Series X console. You can see some of our top monitors for the PS5 here though! www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/ps5
What overdrive setting is the best for 240hz
We haven’t tested it at 240hz but recommend “80” for max refresh rate and “40” for 120hz. So somewhere in between is probably best!
I'm so frustrated by that 60hz input lag! I was gonna use this monitor with a PC and time to time with a PS4. I wonder if that issue is fixable by firmware update?
Any info on that firmware? From what i know there is still no firmware fix.
Why make a video when we have to go to the website to see the things we came here for 😂
Can anybody share best setting for CSGO? My PC can keep 400+ fps. 1) 280hz or 240hz. Because I read that artifacts (lines) may appear on screen 2) Overdrive yes/no if yes how many 80/100? 3) G-Sync/Freesync on/off? 4) ELMB on/off? 5) Adaptive sync on/off?
1080p at 27'' looks horrible. It would be nice if you guys reviewed just 24'' versions of 1080p monitors, and leave 27'' for 1440p.
If you haven't experienced 1440p, 1080p 27" will look just fine. But yeah, going back to 1080p from 1440p is tough.
Tango Sucka! No. Even if you haven’t my cousin even says it looks like shit and he dosent even play games. Walmart 27 inch predator btw
if total response time is 5.7..thats not fast enough for 280hz.. need 3.57 ms or lower
Total response time is from 0% to 100% of the transition. Most reviewers and companies use 10% - 90% when talking about response time. Rtings calls this measurement the rise/fall time.
TY
Hey! Which one do you guys think would be a better monitor for csgo gaming when looking to get the most responsive feel and lowest possible lag? Would it be ASUS VG279QM or Samsung Odyssey G7 C27G7 27"? I'm interested to get a monitor that would be suitable for competitive play. Most likely going to run it at 240hz.
Both should get the job done, but if we had to suggest one, it would likely be the Samsung because it has a higher resolution and the input lag is more consistent across its refresh rate range.
@@RTINGSdotcom Okay. Well I just want to make sure I make the correct decision. Let's say I'm not going to use neither of them at any other refresh rate then 240 and the quality of image is not top priority but only the fastest response and minimum lag to gain maximum speed and advantage do you still recommend Samsung? I also checked on your site the review of samsung g7 and the part "Response Time @ Max Refresh Rate" there is way more overshoot at 27.6% worst 3 compared to asus with 9% on the same score. I'm not that educated on this matter so I appreciate your help a lot! Thank you for your reply.
Did you test at GPU or DISPLAY Scaling in terms of Input Lag? (Even in Native Resolution it kinda feels different)
I honestly don't understand why is big input lag on 60hz is a problem. Why should I ever switch to 60hz?
What does it means "60hz gaming"? You are not switching to 60hz when your game drop fps to 40 or lower, right? Or you do?
Please, help me to figure out.
Our experts are happy to answer your questions via our forums: www.rtings.com/forums
We do this since it's easier to track and to make sure we don't accidently miss any replies from users! :)
@@RTINGSdotcomhi! Great vid. There is almost same monitor but it ends with 1a. So it is VG279QM1A. I just wanted to ask what is the difference and which one should I buy bc where I live 1a is 100$ cheaper❤❤❤
yeah that makes absolutely no sense. unfortunately they won't answer here 🫤
Does it work on vertical view?
Hello! Our experts are happy to answer your questions via our forums on our website! www.rtings.com/forums
Hi I bought this monitor and idk if I sent it back because of the high input lag
0 input lag here, you messed around with settings?
watching this on my VG259QM with no backlight bleed
hot obviously... there’s hardly any dark areas in this video, mostly bright lights and white surroundings lmao
are the bigger pixels noticable? would you recommend for first person shooter games n esports?
@@mikoisok5263 this is the best monitor ever for fps games. I have it and only play shooters and rocket league
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how do i change it to 280 hz?
Probably need display port, then go into your monitor settings and display settings or nvidia control panel.
Bro i see people saying they play on xbox and theyve just ordered this and its actually upsetting me.
Series x can only go to 120hz so buying this for only xbox is pointless.
Just save money and get a 144hz monitor
If your on pc though. Worth it
Are the bigger pixels more noticable? cuz its 27" with 10800
1080p*
Yes. 27 1080p looks like a 480p phone. I’m not joking it looks horrible. 24 inch is the max you want 1080p a
@@techbuildspcs nobody buys this monitor for picture quality. Its 27" to make it easier for spotting enemies in the distance
where i can find the icc profile?
In the color accuracy section of our full review: www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/asus/vg279qm
Can a rtx 3060 ti handle a 280hz monitor?
I'm new to all of this. I'm a n00b
Yes, 100%
I need a 240hz 1440p IPS panel already =(.
Eve spectrum is set to come out at the end of the 2020 or beginning of 2021
Acer XB273U GX
Acer XV272U X
Gigabyte Aorus FI27Q-X
Already 3 models on the road, just need to wait for a while.
why not 4k 240hz?
In demanding games no chance you’ll get 240 FPS at 1440p. Modern warfare won’t come close with my 2080ti.
@@mehanna-2363 for me its the same scenario bro. I have the 5 year old ASUS ROG PG279Q 144HZ IPS Panel and 1 MS refresh time. Now im gonna buy this new asus for 300 euro with a black friday deal. awesome value and for my fps games like csgo (where i play even lower than 1080p lol) it will be amazing. both these monitors on a monitor arm will look amazing together, bezels are nice and thin :D
i just got this monitor this other day and it has mad IPS GLOW. It's terrible, returning it.
Do amd gpu work on g sync monitors
AMD is freesync, and typically monitors will be native freesync, (with) gsync compatibility. Because native gsync costs a premium with actual hardware from NVIDIA.
i am curious whats the input lag on 240hz...which i mostly use
1.7ms, like they stated in the review. It's a native 240hz monitor with a 280hz overclocked mode available. Either way you're not going to notice it even if it was twice as much so I wouldn't worry about it.
@@KindOldRaven I own a 360 hz monitor it makes a difference stop spreading bullshit
@@KindOldRaven so 240fps would work fine on this monitor?
Nice!
Is this monitor a good fit for a ps5?
It’s only okay overall. Since this monitor is limited to a 1080p native resolution, so it can't take full advantage of 4k gaming on the PS5!
Is this monitor good for 1080p 120hz for a ps5
Hey Ricky! We haven't done any console testing with monitors yet, but it is something that is highly requested. We're looking into this for our next methodology update so stay tuned!
When will we have 4K high refresh rate monitors? 1080p at this size does not make sense as you can see the pixels on the screen.
Have you heard of X27? Where have you been all this time?
What would you possibly drive that display with? There is no computing hardware currently that will run AAA games 4k@280hz.
@@Weaver_Games Displayport 2.0 will allow 4K@240Hz @ 10bit HDR. Need the whole IT industry to get onboard asap to support it.
Weaver Games pointless to ask them man.. they dont NEED that much hz.. but they WANT it.. 120hz is perfectly fine.. they want 1440p res. as a default with 120hz+ .. ok fine.. but give it steady 120+ fps..
Ive got 27' asus with 1080p 120hz.. its perfectly fine..
If you're reviewing a 280hz monitor, why do you keep bringing up the response time on 60hz? it doesn't seem like it should really matter? if your pc can only run 60hz then you shouldn't really even consider getting a 280hz monitor in the first place.
I want to push quality on games like cyberpunk and it hovers the 60 mark on my pc, so that mention saved me. Yes I know I can drop settings etc. but this still helped me.
can i put it on a monitor arm
There's no quick release feature, but you can remove the stand. It can be VESA mounted (VESA 100x100).