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I looked at these 2 Montors and I can't choose.
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Gaming.I love gamming though.
You do have a very good point. I have to think on it. Thank you.Gaming.
The point I was trying to make is that the Asus is a higher-quality panel (IPS). While it 'only' has 180Hz refresh, that's still night and day better than 60 Hz. I run a similar setup (2560x1440 IPS 165Hz) and love it.
Also, nobody said you can't game on the Asus... it's a 'gaming' monitor too... I specifically said COMPETITIVE FPS GAMER, which is someone who needs a higher refresh rate because of the genre they play and the competitive nature of esports. If you prefer Hz over the quality of panel, that's fine too.
Neither of the panels you linked have native G-Sync. One (the Asus) lists G-sync compatible. The other is Freesync Premium.And it is 180hz. But it also has G-Sync.
It's adapative sync......... see above RE: G-sync.Look at this one.
Not holding my breath, lol. Don't forget to mention that in your BUILD THREAD (where the curved AOC monitor was "set in stone", lol).I am going to get this one my mind is made up.
No, I have made up my mind thanks to you. Thank you. This ASUS TUF monitor is better than the AOC or ROG.Not holding my breath, lol. Don't forget to mention that in your BUILD THREAD (where the curved AOC monitor was "set in stone", lol).
How so?This ASUS TUF monitor is better than the AOC or ROG.
It's higher frequency, yes. The ROG also works with G-Sync.Its 260Hz also Adaptive-Sync technology works with NVIDIA G-Sync.
Like I said, tough call. ROG is higher in the Asus product stack than TUF so it probably has the 'prettier' panel. I'm still leaning ROG.So ROG or TUF..........
Bro...........come on now........please try looking!Do you have a link?