Asus VE278H, good for gaming?

[hasteone]

Hello, I have some questions about this TN monitor 27".

I wonder if its worth buying it at all, and if its good for games(Fast). I also wonder if you can make the colors more powerful by saturation option? Does the saturation option exist on this monitor? I think yes because it sais it got ASUS splendid program but I aint sure, really. And what decides how big everything is on a monitor, in this case a 27" monitor. I want weapons, buildings and objects to be WIDE on bf4 for example, what should I look for?

I can only afford a 1920x1080p 27" monitor but I wont be sitting that close to the screen so, yea.. And I'm sitting on a 23,7" right now.

 

[LazyBonez23]

This is a wide screen monitor so your weapons and everything you want should be wide... The colors are very good so don't worry about a saturation option, it is a very fast, capable monitor, it has a 2ms response time so for gaming this monitor should do you just fine. It is also full hd so the picture will be sharp. Make sure you have a system powerful enough to run this monitor at your choice of graphics settings. You wont go wrong with this monitor, Asus makes quality stuff.
Hope this helped

 

[hasteone]

This is a wide screen monitor so your weapons and everything you want should be wide... The colors are very good so don't worry about a saturation option, it is a very fast, capable monitor, it has a 2ms response time so for gaming this monitor should do you just fine. It is also full hd so the picture will be sharp. Make sure you have a system powerful enough to run this monitor at your choice of graphics settings. You wont go wrong with this monitor, Asus makes quality stuff.
Hope this helped

Ok, but after spending some time reading, my opinion is leaning more towards the VE278Q since the VE278H is having such a high dynamic contrast of 50 000 000:1, VE278Q has got 10 000 000:1 which is more fair, probably the same by response time and quality just that it aint as bright as the VE278H right? Well, I alrdy run a 23,7" at 1920x1080p and my specifications are: GTX 660, I5-3450, 2x4 GB RAM so I should be fine right? Still the same resolution it wouldnt need that much more performance? And I think that I would play BF4 on low with atleast 60 fps with Vsync with a 1920x1080p monitor even if its a 27" with my pc specification right?

 

[LazyBonez23]

This is a wide screen monitor so your weapons and everything you want should be wide... The colors are very good so don't worry about a saturation option, it is a very fast, capable monitor, it has a 2ms response time so for gaming this monitor should do you just fine. It is also full hd so the picture will be sharp. Make sure you have a system powerful enough to run this monitor at your choice of graphics settings. You wont go wrong with this monitor, Asus makes quality stuff.
Hope this helped

Ok, but after spending some time reading, my opinion is leaning more towards the VE278Q since the VE278H is having such a high dynamic contrast of 50 000 000:1, VE278Q has got 10 000 000:1 which is more fair, probably the same by response time and quality just that it aint as bright as the VE278H right? Well, I alrdy run a 23,7" at 1920x1080p and my specifications are: GTX 660, I5-3450, 2x4 GB RAM so I should be fine right? Still the same resolution it wouldnt need that much more performance? And I think that I would play BF4 on low with atleast 60 fps with Vsync with a 1920x1080p monitor even if its a 27" with my pc specification right?

Yes with your specs that should run just fine.