Is 360Hz Worth It? | ASUS ROG PG259QNR Review | Hardware Sugar
Channel: Hardware Sugar
Date: 2021-05-11

Hey guys! This is our review of the ROG PG259QNR as seen through the lens of a casual gamer who plays maybe a maximum of two hours a day. You can trust that I am not purposely going to strain my eyes and force myself to look for things about my experience, with a monitor which doesn't immediately come natural to me. Hope you like the review and thank you for watching the video!

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Time Stamps: 
00:00 – Intro 
01:32 – Design 
02:50 – Screen
 04:01 – Refresh Rate 
06:45 – “Nvidia Reflex Latency Analyzer” 
07:58 - Price 
08:49 – Conclusion

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Monitor: ROG Swift 360HZ PG259QNR
A) 25 Inches 
B) 1920 x 1080
C) IPS panel
D) G-SYNC
E) Reflex Latency Analyzer 
F) 360 HZ

NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer: https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/reflex-latency-analyzer-360hz-g-sync-monitors/ 

Design
The PG259QNR comes in an matted black plastic finish with a subtle ROG mirror logo in the front and a bigger RGB logo in the back. ASUS has been a similar design look for the past couple of years however I am very happy to see that they have moved on from the very distracting logo projection which was the main reason which kept me from getting an ROG monitor in the past. The metal stand has a gamerish vibe to it and I appreciate the copper contrast which makes the design further stand out. The base of the stand is made out of metal while the rest seem like hollow aluminum. The stand allows for the monitor to be inverted 180 degrees, swivel left to right and up and down. All of which makes this stand out as one of the most versatile monitor stands to come with a monitor. Usually, I am used to just the monitor stand going up and down and that’s pretty much it. 

Screen
The length of the screen is 25 inches, a monitor size of which I haven’t experienced since I was in first year college. I haven’t been below 34 inches in over 6 years. And so it took some getting used to in order to work and game again on such a small display. The resolution is 1920 x 1080. I was expecting to be disappointed because, again, I’m used to at least 1440P but the beautiful IPS panel covers up any flaws in terms of pixel density I could find. IPS panels are meant to provide better color accuracy and so this is not only a good monitor for gamers but also for professionals using CAD, Photoshop, and video editing. 

NVIDIA Reflex Latency
this monitor is one of the few on the market which features NVIDIA’s reflect latency analyzer. A software which not only coordinates between your graphics card and the monitor but coordinates with your mouse as well. It detects clicks from the mouse and then measures the time it takes for the resulting pixels to change on screen, like when you the left click and expect to see your gun create a muzzle flash. In order for it to work you need to have a compatible GPU, compatible monitor, compatible mouse, and a compatible game.

Hardware Sugar is a boutique computer store in Makati. We focus on having cool parts for cool people. Since we’re always playing around with tech in the shop we decided why not film some of the components we have.So that led to unboxings, reviews and just general tips on building,maintaining a computer. Occasionally that also means dipping into cellphone reviews, investment options, car reviews, vlogs on how it’s like to run a PC shop. We don’t know everything but we try to share what we do know in a way which is easy to understand for PC newbies.

FYI on the product: The brand lent us this item for review. The brand had no say in the editorial content of this video.

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