As we explore in our extensive review, the ASUS PG278Q ROG SWIFT offers a very unique gaming experience. Its combination of highly responsive 144Hz TN panel with the 2560 x 1440 resolution and ‘Nvidia goodies’ such as G-SYNC, ULMB and 3D Vision make it quite an appealing bit of kit. Some users who really appreciate ... Read More
The Dell P (‘Professional’) Series was once seen as a far less attractive alternative to the U (‘UltraSharp’) Series to some users due to the use of less capable panels and massively cut down features. Some of the more recent members, such as the P2414H put the series into the spotlight for the use of ... Read More
Some excitement has been bubbling up recently about a new crop of 34” ‘UltraWide’ monitors. LG’s 34UM95 and Dell’s enigmatic U3415W are the most lust-worthy of these with a 3440 x 1440 resolution. The AOC u3477Pqu marks what could be a more affordable solution using the same impressive 21:9 panel. The European product page confirms ... Read More
Some users are really fond of the idea of a high pixel density, but don’t want to opt for the ‘4K’ options due to the graphical horsepower demands, potential scaling issues and in some cases price as well. The BenQ BL2420PT turned quite a few heads by offering a more moderate resolution of 2560 x ... Read More
There has understandably been a lot of excitement in the PC gaming community about Nvidia G-SYNC, a technology which allows a monitor to adapt its refresh rate to match the frame rate of the game. The Philips 272G5DYEB, which was announced at CES 2014, is a 27” 144Hz addition to their ‘Brilliance’ line-up with G-SYNC ... Read More
Update: Update on price and availability. News piece below initially published 30th September 2014. The Dell U2713HM, launched back in 2012, has been Dell’s WQHD workhorse ever since. The U2713H with its wide colour gamut was launched not too long after, sitting as something of a more expensive ‘niche’ product rather than something that appeals ... Read More
