News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Talk about NVIDIA G-SYNC, a variable refresh rate (VRR) technology. G-SYNC eliminates stutters, tearing, and reduces input lag. List of G-SYNC Monitors.
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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by sharknice » 04 Jun 2014, 20:22

Isn't this monitor DisplayPort only like the kit modified 248QE? I don't think DVI supports the signals they need to send for GSYNC.

I think Dual Link DVI can theoretically support 1440p 144hz because dual link dvi doesn't have a set bandwidth cap. It is only "Limited by copper bandwidth limitations". So if you had a good enough wire you could probably do it.

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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by Black Octagon » 05 Jun 2014, 01:35

This screen indeed appears to only support DP, I.e., the monitor has one single input and it is a DP one

Sent from dumbphone (pls excuse typos and dumbness)

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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by Vega » 05 Jun 2014, 18:33

Chief Blur Buster wrote:What I am very interested in this monitor's strobe capability, as being the first official strobe-capable 1440p monitor. I imagine it will be the standard 85Hz, 100Hz and 120Hz rates.
I had questioned that also. Will the strobe circuitry top out at 120 Hz and the 144 Hz be reserved for non-strobe G-Sync only? Would be pretty amazing if it could do 144 Hz strobed and get the MPRT down into the 1.x ms range. But I have a feeling the strobe length is fixed no matter the Hz. 144 Hz strobed would still feel smoother!

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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by badugib » 13 Jun 2014, 04:56

is the input lag for ROG swift similar to the VG248QE?

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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by Q83Ia7ta » 13 Jun 2014, 22:00

badugib wrote:is the input lag for ROG swift similar to the VG248QE?
May be we will never know this...

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Post by Chief Blur Buster » 13 Jun 2014, 22:50

Vega wrote:the strobe length is fixed no matter the Hz.
Actually... ;)
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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by 90180360 » 15 Jun 2014, 06:17

Chief Blur Buster wrote:
Vega wrote:the strobe length is fixed no matter the Hz.
Actually... ;)
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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by sharknice » 18 Jun 2014, 00:37

So does SLI now properly work with GSYNC? It says 2x 780s on the specs there.

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Re: News on the ROG Swift (PG278Q)

Post by Edmond » 18 Jun 2014, 01:21

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekXHvEK2bbI

... should have posted it here in the first place.

Whitespider, maybe if the panel quality of that rog swift is pretty ok you should just get that. Cuz it might be a while before we see ips panels with gsync. And there wont ever be legit 60+hz ips`s. Where this however would be a worry free monitor that just works and does everything you want @ its factory specs. If its fine for your eyes, then its fine... we dont really "need" 99% RGB for gaming.

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