ROG Swift 27" 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (PG27UCDM)

LFC is broken on this driver and the 7 that have come before it. LFC engages too early (on a monitor with VRR range 48-240Hz, it will engage when a game is running at a stable 60fps, causing the monitor refresh rate to double to 120Hz, and leading to more perceived stutter). On drivers 581.80, and h

LFC is broken on this driver and the 6 that have come before it. LFC engages too early (on a monitor with VRR range 48-240Hz, it will engage when a game is running at a stable 60fps, causing the monitor refresh rate to double to 120Hz). On drivers 581.80, and hotfix 581.94, this issue does not occur

4K looks fantastic, but the image is juddering really bad for me when walking left and right (everything around me looks like it's shaking horizontally). It's really distracting. I have a ROG 4K OLED (PG27UCDM). Issue does not occur with any other games. I tried the 3.0 update before the Switch 2 Ed

The Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM should have gotten the top spot, it has everything: 4K, highest color volume, highest pixel density, no grey banding, Dolby Vision, DisplayPort 2.1, 90W USB-C Power Delivery, etc.

LFC is broken on this driver and the 3 that have come before it. LFC engages too early (on a monitor with VRR range 48-240Hz, it will engage when a game is running at a stable 60fps, causing the monitor refresh rate to double to 120Hz). On drivers 581.80, and hotfix 581.94, this issue does not occur

LFC is broken on this driver and the 4 that have come before it. LFC engages too early (on a monitor with VRR range 48-240Hz, it will engage when a game is running at a stable 60fps, causing the monitor refresh rate to double to 120Hz). On drivers 581.80, and hotfix 581.94, this issue does not occur

I have two setups at home. One for work (KTC M27P6 and MSI 274updfe16m) and one for gaming/personal stuff (oled/Asus Pg27ucdm). Colors across all three is excellent. HDR is excellent. Black levels are excellent too but perfect on the PG27UCDM. In mostly black or dim situations the minileds can have

Definitely get nothing less than 4K monitors. I now use a Dell 27" U2723QE and a LG 27UP850K-W as a secondary monitor and it works really well with my M2 Max Mac Studio. If you’re looks for a gaming monitor and have the budget to spend, this is the next monitor on my to buy list: the Asus PG27UCDM 2

Still no GPU scaling for me. PG27UCDM, RTX 5080.

Buy the 4k monitor. I’ve got a 5080 also and paired it with a PG27UCDM from Asus. The thing looks beautiful and the 5080 is plenty of power. Also, DLSS looks MUCH better when running at higher resolutions. I think it produces and beautiful image and it’s much better than native with TAA.