Acer Predator X35 vs Asus ROG Swift PG279QM

P.S. any Acer reps that respond to this need to make sure they are going to follow up instead of ghosting customers right after the first response.

I continue to think that a hundred and mid Hertz is kinda. What most people are gon na see the most benefit from.. So this is a really good middle gro...

For the "Response Time" or overdrive mode in the OSD, I found the "Super Fast" mode worked best and didn't introduce any inverse ghosting. The "Extreme" mode should just be deleted from the menu. I couldn't find a single reason it could ever be useful. Overall, the issue of black smearing and ghosting for me has been far far less than I had been led to believe and I don't view it as being a real issue that would prevent you from buying this monitor

This monitor is actually better than most monitors at 60 hertz. But that's because it's doubling each frame and refreshing at 120 hertz. This helps it...

One thing that has changed ever so slightly is the size. While the Predator X34 measured 34 inches diagonally, the Predator X35 is, naturally, 35 inches corner to corner. Another change is the addition of four RGB LED strips to the back of the unit, which can be controlled via Acer's Light Sense software (more on that in a minute).

She's a big boy for a 32", so if you're trying to fit it into a spot & not onto a desk, check the dimensions twice.

It's got this more matte textured plastic, but it does have these gamer lines.. Then it's got this cool back design. That reminds me of like a Xenomor...

All up it will set you back $850 USD when it goes on sale soon, a high price for sure, but around the mark of other high-end 1440p displays. Design wi...

You’ve been warned. Refresh Rate: Higher refresh rate than you will need. This is a good thing. G-Sync Ultimate

So there it is, the PG279QM, and I think it's the best 1440p monitor that you can buy right now. I would just recommend that you take a look at as wel...