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Asus MG278Q 27-inch gaming monitor debuts with 144Hz refresh rate

Asus MG278Q 27-inch gaming monitor debuts with 144Hz refresh rate

Posted on August 20, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

PC gamers know that not all hardware is created equal and some is better for gaming than the masses. Asus has rolled out a new computer monitor that is designed specifically for the gamers out there and it has some features specifically designed to make it better for gaming. The monitor is called the MG278Q and it has a 27-inch screen size.

Native resolution for the monitor is 2560 x 1440. One of the gaming focuses features is a very fast refresh rate of 144Hz. Asus also fits the monitor with AMD FreeSync tech able to use the Adaptive Sync feature of DisplayPort 1.2a supporting a variable refresh rate that is synced with the GPU frame rendering rate.
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