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ProArt PA279CRV
A work and image-editing alternative to the gaming-heavy monitor selection. Prioritize its workspace, colour workflow and laptop connection when choosing. A high-refresh display serves a different purpose; decide whether fast motion or a detailed desktop is the more important part of your day.
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Identity, compatibility and buying decision
Confirmed specifications
- MPN: PA279CRV
- Part number: 90LM08E0-B01KB0
- Panel: 27-inch IPS; 3840 × 2160
- Refresh rate: Up to 60 Hz
- USB-C: DisplayPort Alt Mode; up to 96 W power delivery
- Published gamut: 99% DCI-P3 and 99% Adobe RGB
- Mount: 100 × 100 mm VESA; adjustable stand
Checks before buying
MPN: PA279CRV
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- 60 Hz ceiling; not a 144 Hz gaming monitor or PA279CV
- USB-C video and charging require a compatible host and cable
- Published gamut and calibration are manufacturer claims; HDR400 is not a reference HDR grading guarantee
Good choice for
- Photo, layout and video-editing workspaces
- A compatible USB-C laptop at a fixed desk
Real limitations
- 60 Hz ceiling; not a 144 Hz gaming monitor or PA279CV
- USB-C video and charging require a compatible host and cable
- Published gamut and calibration are manufacturer claims; HDR400 is not a reference HDR grading guarantee
Alternatives
- A high-refresh gaming display for fast motion
- A display with the resolution, size and ports your work requires
Other useful details
Additional checks
- Published gamut and calibration are manufacturer claims; HDR400 is not a reference HDR grading guarantee
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