Topics:#3d-vision

So while you still can enjoy Nvidia 3D Vision 2 (with Lightboost) on the VG278HE, even if you're not 3D-ing, gamers looking for the visual edge and minimal frame lag can get it at 144Hz. This means you've got plenty of overhead for that serious GPU setup to pump out FPS into without them being wasted. If you're a 'twitch' gamer or into competitive gaming - a fast panel is certainly worth trying. All the CRT speed benefits, with typical LCD size, heat, weight and crisp digital image benefits.

Just a quick update for ROG GeForce users: Nvidia has recently dropped its GeForce 290.53 beta drivers that improve Skyrim performance (GeForce.com has some comparative benchmarks) and add additional SLI and 3D Vision profiles to new releases like (the awesome) Trine 2. If you're still playing through the 300-odd hours of adventuring, then it's an update you'll certainly want to try.