PG32UQX

you bought an OLED for productivity?? what the heck did the employees tell you because its an awful idea not only due to the text but also cuz its gonna burn in easier on productivity if you want the text quality of IPS and the good blacks and HDR Mini LED is an alternative if you want my recommenda

About where I'm at. I recently got an LG G5 tandem OLED 65" and its great. Its what I hoped any of the numerous OLED monitors I've tried would be like. Not quite as bright as I'd like, but still really good. I'd like to try any of these numerous 5th gen OLED monitor panels, but still none are on the

This is partly the reason why we haven't seen miniLED displays in the monitor space that have rivalled the 2021 Asus PG32UQX. It requires a lot of hardware grunt which G-Sync Ultimate module has to run a good MiniLED dimming algo.

I sold my PG32UQX for a C4 and regret it a bit , kinda like more the tradeoff of blooming and peak nit vs pixel perfect black but burn in chances, might jump on this one , 5k 27'' will be crazy

Remember when the definition of a good HDR gaming monitor was the ASUS PG32UQX, which was a 1152-zone MiniLED monitor for $3,000? Those were dark days.

Asus ROG PG32UQX and ViewSonic XG321UG are the only two Mini LED monitors ever created with real G-Sync in the modern era of 1000+ MINI LED Zones. They do not have PWM flicker, VRR flicker, Local Dimming glitches, or firmware bugs. Virtually every Mini LED monitor besides those 2, has issues.

Tell me you haven't seen high end Mini-LED without telling me you haven't seen high end Mini-LED. Have had a PG32UQX for some time now, and any OLED i tried side by side with it doesn't even come close, and I don't mean nitpicking small differences. It blows them away. And yes, I do have a very brig

For me budget or not, I am never buying OLED ever… I spent a fortune on my monitor (PG32UQX) which is still one of the best mini LED IPS displays out there (4K 144Hz Gsync ultimate and 1400 HDR)… I absolutely don’t regret the purchase one bit even though there were OLED options. I view lot of static

A bottom-tier one? Sure. But you're comparing a $250 monitor to a $800-1400 one. A top-tier Mini-LED suffers from none of the problems you mentioned. You get what you pay for, and you should be comparing products in the same price range as the OLEDs. I have a PG32UQX and the local dimming algorithms

The colors aren't as vibrant as a QD-OLED, but a good mini-LED like the Q27G3XMN managed to be in-between a WOLED and a QD-OLED in terms of color volume (during brighter scenes at least). Brightness is still an improvement for HDR even in dark rooms, I use a 321URX (same panel as your AW3225QF) and