The ROG Strix 5K XG27JCG is yet another terrific monitor from Asus, though one with niche appeal. Most gamers will be better served by a 4K OLED monitor, and most creative professionals will prefer a 5K display built specifically for work, which is likely to have a wider color gamut and more features to control monitor image quality. But if you want a monitor that’s great for both work and play, or you have a particular craving to play games at extremely high resolution (which can be quite possible if you enjoy older or less demanding games), the 5K XG27JCG is outstanding. It delivers incredib
Tested: Asus' 5K gaming monitor has niche appeal for work and play… Like many Asus ROG monitors, the XG27JCG has a nice extra: a 1/4-inch tripod screw mount. This mount is on top of the stand neck and can be used to attach a variety of handy peripherals, like an adjustable webcam arm or a ring light. …
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… You can use them to connect to a USB-C monitor, to power the laptop, or to connect with a wide variety of peripherals. …
… These are extremely capable ports and their inclusion means the laptop can handle a wide range of displays, storage devices, and other peripherals—it doesn’t get better than this. …
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