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We've read your forum posts, your Facebook comments and emails; as one of our most popular articles ever we know you loved the GX500 when we showed it at Computex last year. Yet, as perfectionists, ROG engineers decided to continue to improve areas of the design. The result is the new G501, which is an evolution of the earlier '500. Where the GX500 wow'd at Computex by breaking boundaries on thinness, weight and performance, the G501 has these and more; we've made it even cooler, quieter and we've refreshed the hardware inside too.

The new PA328Q is a 32-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) monitor with a pre-calibrated, 100% sRGB in-plane switching spec panel, with a delta-E of <2. Available now in European and APAC countries, with North America to follow soon. It supports the REC. 709 color standard of the HDTV video-production industry, and packs tons of connectivity (listed in full below) including HDMI 2.0/MHL 3.0 and targets graphics and video professionals who need perfect color reproduction, with maximum display real-estate on a single space. Includes press release and gallery inside.

As 4K gaming becomes an ever more tempting upgrade for the many, we know a lot of our fans use their PCs for far more than just the pew-pew action. In-plane switching (IPS-spec) LCDs are not necessarily known for their gaming speed like TN's, but the 10-bit PB279Q with 100% sRGB color gamut will certainly perk interest of those who want a billion of colors displayed perfectly; whether that's to view the mountains and valleys of Kyrat in FarCry 4, or pictures and videos of the great outdoors (in RL) in your work activities or from holidays. See the full specs and pics of the PB279Q inside.