ASUS ROG SWIFT PG27AQN 27" QHD 360Hz Ultrafast IPS 1ms Nvidia RAnalyser ES-DualMode HDR600
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Our take on the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG27AQN 27" QHD 360Hz Ultrafast IPS 1ms Nvidia RAnalyser ES-DualMode HDR600
The ROG Swift PG27AQN is a 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) gaming monitor built around an Ultrafast IPS panel that refreshes at 360Hz with a 1ms response time. It carries Nvidia G-Sync with a dedicated G-Sync processor and Reflex Analyzer, plus DisplayHDR 600 certification. It suits competitive players who want high refresh at 1440p rather than 1080p, and it competes with 360Hz 1440p rivals like the Acer Predator XB273U F and the Alienware AW2725DF OLED. Owners rate it very highly, praising the motion clarity and color for an IPS panel; the main complaints are the price tier, the modest HDR impact for a 600-nit rating, and the fan and heat from the G-Sync module.
- 360Hz at 1440p with a true 1ms-rated Ultrafast IPS panel
- Dedicated G-Sync processor for smooth variable refresh
- Reflex Analyzer measures end-to-end system latency
- DisplayHDR 600 with wide color coverage
- Strong motion clarity and low ghosting for an IPS
What reviewers say
- 5 / 570,988 ratings
Owners rate it very highly and single out the 360Hz motion clarity and the color quality of the Ultrafast IPS panel. Complaints center on the cost of entry, the limited HDR punch, and the G-Sync module's fan.
- Motion clarityPraisedOwners say 360Hz on the Ultrafast IPS panel looks very smooth with little ghosting.
- ColorPraisedReviewers like the color and sharpness at 1440p for both games and desktop work.
Questions and answers
- Is 360Hz at 1440p worth it over 240Hz?
- If you play fast shooters and have the GPU to push high frame rates, the extra refresh is noticeable. For slower games the jump from 240Hz is smaller.
- Does it need an Nvidia GPU?
- G-Sync and Reflex Analyzer are built for Nvidia cards, and that is where you get the full feature set. It also works with other GPUs at high refresh, but without G-Sync.
- How is the HDR?
- It is DisplayHDR 600, so highlights are brighter than a basic panel but it lacks the deep blacks of OLED or full-array local dimming. Treat HDR as a bonus, not the reason to buy.
- Is the IPS panel fast enough for competitive play?
- Yes. The Ultrafast IPS panel is rated 1ms and reviewers report low ghosting and clear motion at 360Hz.
- What connections does it have?
- It offers DisplayPort and HDMI inputs along with USB ports, so you can run a PC and a console. Check the port version for the refresh rate each supports.
- How does it compare with a 1440p OLED?
- OLED gives better contrast and near-instant pixel response, while this IPS avoids burn-in risk and stays bright for desktop use. Choose OLED for picture quality, IPS for static work and longevity.
