- #27 asus pb278q full#
- #27 asus pb278q Pc#
The size of a screen is the length of its diagonal, which is the distance between opposite corners, usually in inches. The display size, also known as viewable image size (VIS) is the physical size of the area where videos are displayed - not the monitor case itself. You may also want to use a monitor alongside a gaming laptop. High quality graphics are super important when you’re playing and the gaming monitors sometimes sold with PCs are pretty rubbish. So many games are enhanced with great graphics, there are always Asus deals to be had (no need to wait for Black Friday 2020) and there's a massive range to choose from.
#27 asus pb278q Pc#
RyanSmithAT: Unfortunately we're not going to have a Ryzen 7 5800X3D review out for today.Now's a great time to buy a new PC gaming monitor.
gavbon86: Just noticed you deleted me from your FB friends list. gavbon86: When it rains, it pours, but feels more like hydrochloric acid than water tbh!. gavbon86: Congratulations on the promotion!. So we haven't looked at any of the entry-level ones as of late RyanSmithAT: We haven't reviewed a FSP PSU in quite a while. The lack of quality on there is embarrassing now This time we wanted to take a look at a lithium-ion based unit, w… RyanSmithAT: Here's the second of our two initial UPS reviews. RyanSmithAT: I worked on the first-generation Xserve back when I worked in IT. The peak brightness is lower than some IPS displays, but most people don’t use more than 300 nits and we will see later if this enabled ASUS to use a lower power backlight. The PLS display seems to be equal to what other IPS displays can manage, not really much better or worse, but right down the middle of the range.īrightness and Contrast details are right in line with what we expect from an IPS display, and since PLS is very similar to IPS we see very similar results. With a contrast ratio right around 935, this is right around what we see for other 27” IPS displays. The black level looks better when used to calculate the contrast ratio of the display here. This is a decent minimum black level for a display, and good for IPS, but not as exceptional as some displays can manage. With the backlight at maximum the black level was 0.32 nits, and at minimum it was down to 0.062 nits. Since no one really uses an all black screen in this way, I don’t feel that testing it is appropriate. This range from 58 to 300 should also accommodate virtually all users for their brightness requirements.īefore measuring the black level, I made sure to disable dynamic contrast, as it would likely just disable the LED backlight and give a result of 0 for a black screen. The lowest that most users might set a display to is probably 80 nits, and so as long as a display goes below that level I think that is a perfectly acceptable minimum brightness level. With the brightness at minimum, we get 58 nits of brightness which should be low enough for virtually every user. It might be able to do this using a lower powered LED backlight, and we will test that out in power usage later to see if that is the case. One of PLS' advantages over IPS is supposed to be the ability to let more light through, though this number is very close to what other 27” displays achieve. 
#27 asus pb278q full#
With a full white screen and the brightness pushed up all the way, I got exactly 300 nits of light output from the display. ASUS says that the PB278Q can do 300 nits at maximum brightness, and that spec hits it right on the head.
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