ASUS ROG PG348Q

And summary then I am seriously impressed by the Asus PG 34 IQ It absolutely delivers on its promise of being the one monitor that does everything, an...

extra money is really, really nice, but that is why you will see that this has that extra cost on top of it. So like I said, overall extremely happy w...

go for that one. But people that are spending this amount of money on a monitor they basically want the best.

Mine was 17-34 inches and up to 22lbs. Handles my Asus PG348Q quite nicely.

Screens : Asus pg348q. Periph : Gmmk model o wireless / hadronV3 switch h1 lubed filmed and SA Bliss keycaps / Xbox elite / herman miller embody / electric standing desk. Audio hifi : DAC smsl su8 / Adam t5v / Drop thx 789 / Meze 99neo / Audeze LCD2C custom cable and dekoni velour pads / moondrop kanas pro.

The aspect ratio is just not for me. Ultrawide gaming has gotten better but there's even worse compatibility for 32:9. I don't want to see black bars and using my old ASUS PG348Q for 3+ years, I haven't dealt with black bars in a long time.

I got this monitor last Friday and have just started using it over the weekend. I´m very happy with my purchase, the colors are awesome and the the "feel" of the monitor is great. Previous monitor I changed this for was the Asus PG348Q, I do not regret my decision to upgrade.

I've had G-Sync monitors for a number of years and I'm still very happy with my current monitor (Asus PG348Q ultrawide). Like many, I haven't been able to get an RTX 3000 series card to upgrade and am seriously considering AMD instead.

I have an asus pg348q and a chg9. I find the chg9 to be too big at times. In games like assassins creed you have to turn your head to look in the top left to see your active quest. Also the colors just dont seem to be as vibrant on my ips.

a used Asus PG348Q - 100hz IPS 5ms G-Sync - 575$ (1.5 years warranty left). Iiyama G-Master GB3461WQSU-B1 - 144hz IPS-ADS 1ms - 615$. 600$ is kinda stretching the budget i've allocated to this, but i can buy the new parts in interest free installments on my card, 6/ 12 months, which makes it easier.