Asus ROG Strix and TUF 27-inch curved 165Hz monitors detailed

[HEXUS]

The biggest difference is that the Strix model uses a 1440p panel with VESA DisplayHDR 400.

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[3dcandy]

Freesync Premium Pro....
Does that wash whiter than white?

Gotta love the marketing person there. *awaits the + version*

[mtyson]

Just to clarify the Freesync tiers:

[Spud1]

Gotta love the marketing person there. *awaits the + version*

Indeed - same with "VESA DisplayHDR 400" which is not actually HDR, but an invented a "bottom tier" purely for marketing purposes.

It's nice to see the better VA panels making their way down to this sort of price point though regardless of the marketing spin - and with reasonable refresh rates too.

[kalniel]

27" at 1080p is not 'some serious specs' as Asus claim - if you want to avoid jaggies you'd have to be some distance away, which then makes the curve problematic.

[will19565]

Just to clarify the Freesync tiers:

At least G-Sync Ultimate gives you a superb monitor (for a price), if all Freesync Premium Pro gives is HDR400, then I guess the only redeeming factor is that it's cheaper.

[rave_alan]

Gaming and photoediting) Finally 2 in one)

[Shane74]

Why do you need a curve on a 27inch 16:9 panel, Seems stupid in my opinion.
Curves make sense on large ultra wide screens.
HDR400 is also pointless and should be scrapped on all screens.