ProArt PA278QV

KTC M27P6 ($424.39 at Amazon) 4K@160Hz / FHD@320Hz, MiniLED (IPS), HDR (1400) The display is described as having 98% DCI-P3 and 97% Adobe RGB color gamut. The review by DisplayNinja says that the sRGB is calibrated well, but that while the monitor has a wide color gamut, the other profiles (Adobe RG

If you need something for photo editing, which requires color accuracy, I would say look at the new ProArt PA278QV Gen2. It is 100% SRGB and 95% DCI-P3 with a ΔE < 2 and 120hz VRR, 1440p. All for 259$. But if you wanted to push the budget a bit there is the ProArt PA279CRV which is 4K and covers 99%

I use an ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV. It's about $180 USD right now on Amazon. I really like it so far. It has really good color and has pretty good refresh rate for a display that isn't for gaming specifically. The $180 one is WQHD (2560x1440), but they do have higher resolutions (at much higher pr

The tricky thing is, at your budget, it's hard to find a monitor which can be good for both editing and gaming. I've always been in the same situation. I've run an Asus ProArt PA278QV for 6 years which was great, almost no complaints really. However it is only 75hz and response time is 5ms. Contrast

That's not the right strategy; you should have focused on the machine itself to be able to invest in a good monitor and a colorimeter. But it's done, so here's the best solution for you: The Asus ProArt PA278QV is a 27" 2.5K 120Hz monitor, around €250. A bit more expensive, around €400, is the PA279

Asus tiene la línea de monitores profesionales ProArt, que vienen con la paleta de colores calibrada de fábrica, porque están enfocados en edición de fotografía y video. Hay uno de 27” pulgadas, IPS, que entra en tu presupuesto: ASUS ProArt PA278QV. Yo tengo el mismo, lo ocupo hace años para fotogra

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This is a bit over the budget. Since you're an artist, I think the most important component for you is the monitor. Hence I chose Asus ProArt, a professional monitor with good image quality. I could pair the 12400f CPU with DDR4, but it's not much cheaper these days. With a DDR4 you'd save around $2

Was in the same boat has I do video and photo work and also game. I was undecided between the LG ultragear 27gs85q-b and the Asus ROG strix xg27acs which are pretty similar. Ended up buy the Asus just because it comes pretty good calibrated out of the box from the reviews I've seen and also the LG w

Hey there, i've got a few monitor recommendations that could be a great upgrade for your setup. Since you're doing a lot of photo and video editing, i'd suggest looking at some 4K IPS panels with good color accuracy. The LG 27UK850-W is a really nice 27-inch 4K monitor with HDR400, 99% sRGB, and USB