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iceflight

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Nice rig!!! but not changing peripherals?
What is a razer keyboard doing there too!


Asus PG279Q would be a great monitor with this awesome setup :D

Thank you.... the Asus monitor better than my Dell 4K 32 inch monitor?
 

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Thank you.... the Asus monitor better than my Dell 4K 32 inch monitor?

The Asus PG279Q is not even near the league of the Dell UP3214Q to begin with .... 27" vs 32", 1440p vs 2160p, IPS panel vs Sharp IGZO panel (no more .... zzzz) and just that the ASUS PG279Q is GSync 165Hz

If want GSync and bigger in size - Look @ ASUS PG348Q 34" 1440p 100Hz curved monitor.

If want retain same size, from 4k to 5k and comes with display port 1.3, check out this year ASUS ProArt 32" 5K monitor.

The 32-inch ASUS ProArt 5K UHD professional monitor provides stunning 5120 x 2880 resolution images through as single DisplayPort connection. Designed for graphics professionals, it has a wide color gamut with 100% Rec. 709, 99.5% Adobe RGB and 95% DCI-P3 color-space support.



Or if you want even better in size, check out the new Dell 43" 4k monitor ... but @ this age still no HDMI 2.0 .... and no display port 1.3 either

Dell SG website has removed it ... it's was retailing for quite a while @ SGD$1699 if i remember it correctly and only Dell US still have it on their listing with almost a month delivery lead time ....

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=fed&cs=16&sku=210-ahsq
 
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The Asus PG279Q is not even near the league of the Dell UP3214Q to begin with .... 27" vs 32", 1440p vs 2160p, IPS panel vs Sharp IGZO panel (no more .... zzzz) and just that the ASUS PG279Q is GSync 165Hz

If want GSync and bigger in size - Look @ ASUS PG348Q 34" 1440p 100Hz curved monitor.

If want retain same size, from 4k to 5k and comes with display port 1.3, check out this year ASUS ProArt 32" 5K monitor.




Wow... Nice...
 

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comparing "gaming" monitors to "professional" monitors is like comparing apples to oranges, they serve 2 distinct purposes. pity there isn't a monitor that conquers both worlds.
 

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The Asus PG279Q is not even near the league of the Dell UP3214Q to begin with .... 27" vs 32", 1440p vs 2160p, IPS panel vs Sharp IGZO panel (no more .... zzzz) and just that the ASUS PG279Q is GSync 165Hz

If want GSync and bigger in size - Look @ ASUS PG348Q 34" 1440p 100Hz curved monitor.

If want retain same size, from 4k to 5k and comes with display port 1.3, check out this year ASUS ProArt 32" 5K monitor.





Or if you want even better in size, check out the new Dell 43" 4k monitor ... but @ this age still no HDMI 2.0 .... and no display port 1.3 either

Dell SG website has removed it ... it's was retailing for quite a while @ SGD$1699 if i remember it correctly and only Dell US still have it on their listing with almost a month delivery lead time ....

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=fed&cs=16&sku=210-ahsq

Can try to book this through Dell's company ES scheme if company is affiliate. Plus got discount of 10% +-.
 

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comparing "gaming" monitors to "professional" monitors is like comparing apples to oranges, they serve 2 distinct purposes. pity there isn't a monitor that conquers both worlds.

iirc professional monitors will probably make games and windows look weird/over saturated because content creators uses the normal sRGB? Hell what do i know about professional monitors
 
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