[KTibi]

Hello. I am writing to you regarding the new model (2023) ASUS ProArt Display PA278CGV.
https://pcmonitors.info/asus/asus-proart-display-pa278cgv-144hz-qhd-ips-with-usb-c/
So far I have not found any review or test related to this model. The manufacturer’s specifications say that it would be 100% sRGB and 95% DCI-P3, but I couldn’t find anything about Adobe RGB. Do you have any information, or anything related to the manufacturer and model of the panel it comes equipped with?
Thank you!

[PCM2]

Hi KTibi,

The reason Adobe RGB coverage isn’t specified is because the backlight doesn’t target strong Adobe RGB coverage. It’s a KSF phosphor backlight (not Quantum Dot LED) and if they’re able to achieve a 95% DCI-P3 colour gamut you’d typically see ~90% Adobe RGB coverage maximum and typically more like 86-87%.

[KTibi]

Thanks for the quick reply. We only know it’s with KSF phosphor backlite? We still don’t know the panel model and who manufacturer is? I would prefer this model for photo editing over the previous 27 inch 1440p models from Asus , Gigabyte M27Q and Viewsonic VP2768 because it offers 10bit support (8bit+FRC), and if they capable to achieve ~90% Adobe Rgb it’s pretty decent for that price.

[PCM2]

That’s correct, I don’t know the exact panel used. The Gigabyte M27Q (Rev 1.0) remains a good option if you’re interested in good Adobe RGB coverage in particular. It also offers 10-bit colour support via its scaler as covered in the review.

[KTibi]

Ok. thanks a lot!

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