 Thanks to MSI again for sending us here this year. We would not be here without them and also thank you to lynda.com All right guys, welcome to the ASUS booth again for a 34 inch curved G-Sync monitor. This 34 inch monitor rocking IPS technology 3440 by 1440 pixels, tilt, swivel, height adjustment, no pivot because that would be ridiculous because you'd smack it into the table all the time and nobody really wants a vertically curved monitor anyways, so just don't worry about that. It's very interesting. It has beautiful aluminum construction all around it. Looks great. Tiny little bezels, the actual physical bezel of the outside of the monitor is very thin, although you do have a border on each the top and left and right sides and the the stand looks really cool at first. It's just like, oh, that's an interesting new design. Nothing majorly different. But there is a light on the bottom which projects an ROG i-logo onto your desk, which is, I don't know, I think that's pretty badass, but I think that's up to you to decide what you think about that and there's an ROG logo on the very back of the monitor. The controls for the monitor are on the far right hand side just on the back and there's a little joystick control along with a whole bunch of buttons because there are tons of features on the monitor like little fun stuff like turbo hotkey, game plus and game visual functions and that includes things like the the crosshair that they can put on the screen for you or any other kind of auto adjustment things or changing the refresh rate of the monitor really really quickly on the fly. In terms of latency, we're talking about five milliseconds which is not super surprising judging by everything else that's in this monitor. That's about what I expected and that's kind of it. We'll probably need a more hands-on review of this and I'm sure once Linus sees this he'll want to get his hands on it so I wouldn't be super surprised at all if we had a full in-depth review. All I can say right now is it looks absolutely beautiful but objective reviews of a monitor at a show is not great considering all the crazy lights and everything that's going on so stay tuned to the Linus Tech Tips for more on this monitor. Now I've curved and G-Sync are not really your thing and you're more into flat and free sync you've got the MG278Q and the MG279Q. The 278Q is a TN panel at one millisecond response time and the 279Q is an IPS panel at four milliseconds response time. I'm not going to go too in-depth on these because Linus has a video on them from CES but I also want to give them a shout out because they are coming out extremely soon I think in the next kind of month or two so stay tuned for that. Alright guys, let me know in the comments down below which one of these three monitors is your favorite which one would you pick up or let me know on Twitter at luke underscore lafr. Another thing right before we leave thank you to MSI for sending us here this year we would not be here without you guys and if you guys want to support MSI check the link in the description down below that's the bit.ly link it'll tell you everything that's coming out from them at Computex this year and you can check out stuff like their laptop refresh which now has Broadwell processors in it. Also a huge thanks to Lynda.com check out Lynda.com slash Computex for a 10-day free trial you can start learning a whole bunch of stuff right now. Thanks guys, subscribe, follow, favorite, share, dislike, like, whatever the heck. Stay subscribed to LinusFactDip to see all of our Computex 2015 content. Thanks for watching. I'll see you next time.