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Question - ASUS VS278Q-P & Console Emulators

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Docfitz01

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I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the ASUS VS278Q-P. I play alot of classic console emulators and was wondering if this monitor will be good for it. I'm also open to suggestions.
 
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27" 1080p 60Hz TN priced $250 ?
How would anything look good on that outdated, overpriced piece of shit ? :eek:
Someone please sue ASUS for shamelessly luring people with their 'WOW SUPER FAST 1ms !!!' marketing bullshit.
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Hi Docfitz01, sorry for the intro, I suggest you read about the various LCD panel technologies (TN, IPS, VA) and things related to 'response' and 'lag'.
Websites like tftcentral.co.uk and pcmonitors.info have very interesting articles explaining the basics.

I suggest you look into monitors featuring IPS and VA panel, and with a higher resolution like 1920x1200 and 2560x1440.
If you use visual enhancing features like filters or shaders (like those available for RetroArch or HSLS in MAME) a higher resolution is better.
The higher the more computer power is required though, I suggest you describe your PC configuration before going any further.
 
Richard Jones said:
[rant]
27" 1080p 60Hz TN priced $250 ?
How would anything look good on that outdated, overpriced piece of shit ? :eek:
Someone please sue ASUS for shamelessly luring people with their 'WOW SUPER FAST 1ms !!!' marketing bullshit.
[/rant]

Hi Docfitz01, sorry for the intro, I suggest you read about the various LCD panel technologies (TN, IPS, VA) and things related to 'response' and 'lag'.
Websites like tftcentral.co.uk and pcmonitors.info have very interesting articles explaining the basics.

I suggest you look into monitors featuring IPS and VA panel, and with a higher resolution like 1920x1200 and 2560x1440.
If you use visual enhancing features like filters or shaders (like those available for RetroArch or HSLS in MAME) a higher resolution is better.
The higher the more computer power is required though, I suggest you describe your PC configuration before going any further.
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Thanks for the information, Here are my specs;
Asus Maximus V Gene
Intel i7 3770k
16gb ddr3
2x 120gb ssd (dual boot linux/windows)
ASUS Radeon HD7870 Ghz edition
2x 3tb storage and 1x 1tb storage hdd
Dual Blu Ray Burners
 
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