However, team that with ASUS' own Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync technology and the in-game pictures are some of the smoothest, tear-free, sharp gaming visuals you can get on a 1440p monitor. These on their own would be the backbone of a strong gaming monitor. The first few all come in a speedy package, including: a refresh rate of up to 165Hz (using Adaptive Sync Support) a response rate of 1ms and G-Sync compatibility (it's technically a FreeSync panel first and foremost). In terms of screen tech features, there's a bunch to be impressed and excited about within the VG27AQ. Facing downwards, though, which is a little awkward at first. The two HDMIs, one DisplayPort, audio jack, and power cable socket are all situated on the back.

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