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Question: What would be a good SINGLE gpu card pickup to run games like BF4 at this resolution? R9 290x? 780 Ti? etc.
Document: excelent monitor. i had no dead pixels. i have a evga 670 ftw barely overclocked and i run most games in 2400x1440, whatever the max resolution is, and the games look amazing. i am very fps picky, but my card runs most games fine at that resolution had some issue with borderlands 2 at ultra settings, but it was playable.
Glad I decided to go with a name brand vs. what is currently available on the market for 2560 x 1440p monitors. The 3 year warranty on the monitor also had me sold, as I've had to deal with ASUS customer service for RMAs in the past, and have never had any complaintsHighly recommend this monitor for work and gaming. You will need a high end video card to run new games at this resolution and maxed out settings.
Was my 120hz monitor somewhat smoother? Sure, but the discernable difference in minute. Gameplay feels very natural on this monitor.The one thing you will need to run games at max settings+2560x1440 resolutions is a monster graphics card. I have a GTX 680 2gb card and I can run all games on max with the exception of Anti-Aliasing. As I stated before AA isn't needed as much with the higher resolution but that doesn't mean it's not wanted/useless.
The ASUS PB278Q is a solid piece of hardware. It has good colour reproduction and is relatively sharp. There was little or no distortion in the picture from all realistic viewing angles. I like that it does not fatigue my eyes like some other LED/LCDs. It also comes with a bevy of cords for connecting HDMI, DVI etc. I've used this with Photoshop and Lightroom and it's as good as it's going to get for the price. I think the limiting factor right now might be my video card.
Other games like Dishonored, Borderlands 2 and Guild Wars 2 run beautiful. I'd definitely recommend getting a GPU with at least 3gb of VRAM though, with this high of a resolution.If you're on the fence about upgrading to 1440, just do it. You'll be happy you did.
I looked at a lot of the options online but elected to buy this monitor where it would be easy to return if there was a pixel loss issue (a local store). OK, the monitor is perfect so far - minimal edge bleed, no red pixels, great color. All my apps and games run great at the full WQHD resolution. ASUS has solid quality control - most of my internal PC components are ASUS and this monitor stands true to that quality.
Very rarely am I sitting there just starting at a black screen for hours on end.As of right now, I have not received my GTX 780 in the mail, I should get it next week. I'm currently running an EVGA Classified 448 Core 560TI, overclocked to the max. I'm amazed at how well this card runs most games, even at 1440p.
Purchased the monitor about 9 months ago, everything still working excellently. There's one dead pixel but its almost unnoticeable in the corner of the screen. Using the colors out of the box, no need to calibrate for my needs, which is gaming. Every game looks absolutely fantastic at 1440p on my X-Fire 7970, so as long as you have the card to support the resolution I would get it. Its a damn shame that some games don't go that high, but most modern ones do.
Did not think there would have been such a huge difference between 23&#34; 1080p monitor to 27&#34; 1440p monitor. Wow is all  I can say. It has been differently worth the money if you can find a deal on one of this monitors.I am running 4th gen i5 with m4 ssd and gtx 780 video card. Have no issues with gaming what-so-ever.
I'm by no means a pro at computer monitors and this is my first wqhd monitor. With that said this monitor is an absolute beauty the colors are accurate and with the 1440p resolution the details are crisp. There is an anti glare coating on the monitor screen itself but it isn't hindering to the picture quality. You will need a gpu or device that can run the 1440p resolution it will not upscale the media that you play.
Answer: As of today, it would be the $330 GTX 970.  All hail Maxwell!