

In addition to the Reflex Analyzer, gamers have Asus’ usual suite of GamePlus tools at their disposal. I was able to verify this during testing. You can also use the PG279QM with a FreeSync system, where it operates between 48 and 240 Hz with Low Framerate Compensation (LFC). There is no ULMB blur reduction option, which is unusual, but honestly, I see no reason to use it when frame rates are that high.


Asus ROG Swift PG279QM at Amazon for $713.52 (opens in new tab)Īsus starts with a Fast IPS panel sporting a claimed 2 ms response time, a 240 Hz native refresh rate and G-Sync Adaptive-Sync with certification from Nvidia.
