ASUS-exclusive GamePlus technology gives you combat edge in the battlefield, and GameVisual technology offers optimized visuals for various usage scenarios. It combines an IPS panel that delivers blazing fast 165 Hz refresh and NVIDIA G-Sync technology for a new level of smooth in game visuals. In our review of Asus’ ROG Swift PG279Q, we commended the monitor for its attractive design and highly adjustable stand, but criticized the lack of input options and high-end asking price relative to the 1440p screen resolution.A serious 2K (2560x1440) gaming monitor for series gamers with no compromise on gaming performance, speed, and color. There’s no reason customers of an $800 monitor should be inconvenienced by such a rampant technical drawback. While this could be considered a generous move by Asus, its monitors should have been under stricter quality control to begin with.
Asus’ is probably replacing monitors showing the effect with some reluctance, though it’s possible some may exhibit it more than is normal. Backlight bleed is an issue that is not related to IPS technology, but the “glow” effect is common to IPS technology, and a result of how the technology filters light through its panel. That’s notably a different effect than with backlight bleed, which causes uneven brightness on the perimeter of the display. Fitbit Versa 3Īsus' ROG Swift PG348Q gaming monitor bears a potent design with high-end specs
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