ASUS breaks display boundaries, showcases bigger and faster gaming monitors

ASUS recently showcased their latest gaming monitors in an exclusive media gathering in their Philippine office.

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With screen resolutions getting bigger and refresh rates becoming demanding, ASUS highlights several key models focused on faster monitor speeds together with larger screens and innovative display features.

These trends push ASUS’s development of new monitors adding features on its LCD displays such as 0.5ms, HDR, FreeSync 2, and IPS displays with high refresh rates. This 2019, ASUS is pushing everything to be bigger and faster!

Faster gaming monitors now a reality

Starting off with the fast ASUS lineup are the VG258QR and VG278QR equipped with a 165Hz refresh rate and industry-leading 0.5ms response time. Another monitor on display is the VG279Q with an IPS display and a fast refresh rate of 144Hz, a unique feature seen on this gaming monitor.

These monitors eliminate screen tearing with Radeon’s FreeSync, minimize blurring in fast-paced games with Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB), and gives an advantage in MOBA games with ASUS’s MOBA mode, which highlights health bars’ color on certain MOBA games.

Bigger, crisper, and powerful

Opening the large monitor segment is the ROG Strix XG32VQR. Building from its older iteration, it now incorporates DisplayHDR 400, 144Hz refresh rate, 125% sRGB, and AMD’s new iteration of its adaptive sync technology, FreeSync 2 HDR. These two features go hand-in-hand to deliver rich in-game colors, wide black and white tones, and screen tear-free games.

To cap things off, ASUS’s first Dual Full HD (DFHD) LCD monitor, the ROG Strix XG49VQ. See more and do more with a resolution of 3,840 x 1,080, enough for three simultaneous devices to be plugged and displayed into the monitor. It’s also a content creator’s dream display, featuring a panel rated to have a 90% DCI-P3, 125% sRGB, and DisplayHDR 400, pumping out excellent colors and richer contrast. FreeSync 2 HDR also eliminates tears on fast-paced games.

Pricing and availability The ASUS VG258QR, VG278QR, and the VG279Q are already available from partner retailers and are priced at P16,580, P17,770, and P22,510, respectively. The ROG Strix XG32VQR is priced at P35,850, while the ROG Strix XG49VQ’s is at P65,270, which will be available locally by April 2019.