ASUS ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV

An Apple Studio Display without the high cost?

IAN EVENDEN

AS FAR AS CREATOR monitors are concerned, companies can charge as much as they like, safe in the knowledge that those who make a living from perfect color and extreme crispness will cough up. Hence the high prices, which can rise above $2,000 for a 27-inch 5K screen. This screen is also a 27-inch 5K, has an anti-reflection coating, and doesn’t cost anywhere near as much. Five is a lot of K to squeeze into a 27-inch diagonal—4K is often considered to be a bit much for a screen of that size, with 1440p a more normal amount of resolution, but this is for those who want to edit 4K video and still have some space around the edges, or want to give their graphics card the best workout they can.…

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Maximum PC (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2025

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