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We went hands-on with the ROG Swift PG27UQ to test a variety of games and movies on our first high refresh rate HDR gaming monitor.

As 4K gaming becomes an ever more tempting upgrade for the many, we know a lot of our fans use their PCs for far more than just the pew-pew action. In-plane switching (IPS-spec) LCDs are not necessarily known for their gaming speed like TN's, but the 10-bit PB279Q with 100% sRGB color gamut will certainly perk interest of those who want a billion of colors displayed perfectly; whether that's to view the mountains and valleys of Kyrat in FarCry 4, or pictures and videos of the great outdoors (in RL) in your work activities or from holidays. See the full specs and pics of the PB279Q inside.

ROG's new 15.6 inch 4K, pre-calibrated color display, Core i7 CPU and GTX 860M with intelligent dual-fan cooling. See the full spec detail inside.

Calling all (future) 4K gamers: the PB287Q 28-inch LCD has just launched with 4K/UltraHD (3840 x 2160) resolution at 60Hz (via DisplayPort) with DP, HDMI and MHL inputs also available. ASUS packs full ergonomic tilt, swivel, pivot adjustments and software enhancements like SplendidPlus™ (Standard / Scenery / Night View / Game / Theater / sRGB modes / Reading / Darkroom), ASUS QuickFit Virtual Scale (Document/ Alignment/ Photo), ASUS VividPixel Technology, ASUS GamePlus Technology, ASUS EyeCare Technology (Flicker-free Technology & Low-blue Light Technology) Picture-in-Picture (PiP) and Picture-by-Picture (PbP).