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

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

If text clarity is your top priority, I would invest in a 4K IPS panel. I code a lot everyday and I'll take my 4K IPS over my 4K OLED each time. Plus the text clarity is top notch on IPS for me at least. Also you don't need to worry as much about burn-in or image retention. Lastly, if purchasing the

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

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I bought PG27UCDM if I was poor I would regret it..Dont see the hype of OLED its not as game changing as everyone mentions. Blacks ok are better but other colours are marginally better I could just turn up saturation on IPS and its relatively close As for FPS OLED is not holly grail you dont get gho

If you can afford it, do it. I went from a 2080Ti to a 4090 a couple years ago and recently moved from 1440p 240Hz to the PG27UCDM. My games are probably similar to yours and I stuck with 1440p for years because I was concerned about frame rate in 4K but I have no issues even without DLSS, frame gen

Yeah nah regular vsync is awful, just tried it in cyberpunk and fps was very very stuttery, and latency spiked 10-20ms higher. Currently changing ZERO settings in Nvidia app and using 4x framegen is the best for me, even if fps is over 240(260-280range) It can't even hold a steady 225 fps and dips r

I've had my PG27UCDM for a week so I'll share my experience so far. It's my first OLED and first 4K monitor and I definitely recommend it. Personally I'm not concerned about burn in, I've been getting new monitors every three years or so already anyway. If I experience burn in I'm buying another OLE

ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM - its 240hz so a little overkill for PS5 which max out at 120hz, but its extremely fast response times. It's also OLED so will look good for other games as well. 24" and 27" will have faster refresh rates. This ASUS is one of the best for console gaming for fast paced ga

I use a PG27UCDM 4k. A 1440p will inevitably disappoint you. Good for budget, good for performance, but bad for WOW factor. 4k OLED will, like the internet says, change your life. Mine still blows me away when i play games.