ASUS tease their ROG Strix XG27VQ 144Hz FreeSync monitor
ASUS tease their ROG Strix XG27VQ 144Hz FreeSync monitor
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ASUS has recently released a teaser video that showcases their upcoming ROG Strix XG27VQ 144Hz Adaptive Sync display, which offers support for AMD FreeSync and a resolution of 1080p.Â
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The Republic of Gamers Strix series of displays is the brands first ever FreeSync line of gaming monitors, with the XG27VQ coming with a VA panel type, a FreeSync range of 48-144Hz (LFC compliant) and 72% coverage of the NTSC colour gamut.Â
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The upcoming ROG Strix XG27VQ gaming monitor blends silky-smooth graphics and gorgeous gaming aesthetics to deliver an incredible gaming experience. It’s going to be the monitor of choice for professional gamers and MOBA aficionados!
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This new display does not mention any form of HDR support in its specifications, which is unsurprising given this display’s resolution, max brightness of 300 cd/m^2 and use of an 8-bit panel type. Â
In terms of unique features, this display is the first ASUS FreeSync display to offer ASUS AURA Suny support and ASUS’ customisable “light signature” stand which offers height, tilt and directional adjustment options. This display will also come with a 1800R curvature and a 27″ panel size.Â
 
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At this time the pricing and availability of this new display is unknown, aside from ASUS’ plans to release these displays during Q3 2017.
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