Today, we have a really special treat for you. ASUS hooked us up with the new Swift PG278Q monitor for a review, and we are practically speechless. In a word: gorgeous. But, I can't let too much go ...

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The new ASUS ROG Strix XG43UQ gaming monitor rocks a huge 43-inch VA panel, with a native 4K resolution and super-smooth 144Hz refresh rate. ASUS is no stranger to the 43-inch 4K 120Hz monitor market, ...

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Asus is kicking off its new XG series of gaming monitors with a curved 27-inch FreeSync display from its Republic of Gamers division, the ROG Strix XG27VQ. The new monitor uses a VA panel with an ...

When we took a look at the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG278Q G-SYNC monitor last year, we praised it for its sleek design, thin bezels, support of NVIDIA’s adaptive refresh rate technology, and high-quality TN ...

It has been a long wait since January when Asus first presented us with this new monitor, and now the time has arrived. The brand new Asus ROG PG278Q ROG Swift 27″ G-Sync 144Hz widescreen gaming ...

Today Dominic is taking a look at the asus rog PG32UQ. It's a 4K/144Hz monitor that's the cheaper sibling to the PG32UQX we reviewed last year - but instead of £3299, it's priced at a much more ...

Asus showcased the ROG Swift PG43UQ monitor back at CES 2020. This 43-inch monitor is an important milestone for Asus, as it delivers 4K content at up to 144Hz refresh rates, thanks to VESA Display ...

World's first 24-inch gaming monitor with native support for high frame rates and a 1ms response time for superior in-game visuals (8 January, 2013) - ASUS today announced the 24-inch VG248QE Fast ...

Let’s be real: The 28-inch ASUS TUF VG28UQL1A, while a formidable 4K gaming monitor with some noteworthy flaws, has an unfortunate naming scheme. I can’t imagine many interested parties being able to ...