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The PG278Q, along with the 2560x1440 resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate, 1 ms response time and G-SYNC, also comes with ASUS GamePlus, an OSD overlay that puts crosshairs and a timer function on the monitor display, allowing users to hone their skills (or aid in various gameplay environments). The monitor has a single DP1.2 port for native WQHD, dual USB 3.0 ports and VESA wall mount capability, along with a 6mm bezel to minimize overlap in multi-monitor setups. The downside to this is the monitor will run at $799. A thanks to You must login or register to view this content. for the information.

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I would love to have this monitor.

I don't have $799 to spend on a monitor though.

Not a bad price if you got a cards power full enough. And a reg 1440p 60z is $500 so add gsync and 144hz and then extra $200 isn't that bad. Its best to stay at 1080p with those filters. That looks good enough. And if you want 1440p a Korean one runs about $300