ROG Swift 32 PG32UCDP

He is not making this up, and there is no need to be a reddit jerk. I had the same issue, it is a firmware bug. On Asus PG32UCDP, updating the firmware fixed the behavior. Hopefully a firmware update is also available to the XG32UCWMG.

I've been using my asus oled pg32ucdp for over a year with no burn in. It even has a proximity sensor so if you step away the monitor itself will turn off the panel even if windows wants it on. I work from home and game. I would say I'm on this thing 10 hours a day. I sit at normal distance and text

OLED folks get very defensive. Just got a PG32UCDP and am considering sending it back due to low brightness

No clue I just bought another OLED that works for me but so far tested just 2 days . Asus PG32UCDP i have unified brightness on and no vrr so the anti flicker is basically do nothing all default settings and so far no headeche. If I see the PWM it's brightness dip but it's very close to what I see o

I bought an OLED (specifically the asus swift pg32ucdp, a WOLED) and I have no regrets, its been a great monitors, fast, sharp beautiful contrast. I had tried a mini LED before (the benq mobiuz ex321ux) and it was a disappointment and was returned and I bought the OLED. The only aspect of OLEDs I di

I recently got the ASUS PG32UCDP, it’s a endgame monitor for me: 31.5" 4K WOLED (with MLA+) support for wide gamut DCI-P3 factory calibrated RGWB subpixel layout, closer to “traditional”, so smooth text, no fringing Matte coating, no glare 240 Hz refresh rate (with 480 in 1080p mode) USB-C port with

Had the exact same issue, with the most recent alienware 32" Qdoled. Supposedly the Best of the Best, that shit burns my eyes like never before. I could stare at a screen 12 hours per day with my old VA 27" screen no issue. 3 months later, I never managed to "get used to it". I will just sell it and

it's not 24.5 inch 1:1 pixel perfect unfortunately. I was strongly considering the PG32UCDP because of the dual-mode, but the lack of a 1:1 pixel perfect 24.5 mode killed it for me. I am currently using the PG27AQDP 480hz which does have the 1:1 24.5 pixel perfect mode, which is 1332p.

A 1:1 pixel perfect 24.5 mode on the PG32UCDP would be like 3000x1680p. Instead the PG32UCDP forces 1080p over that same area and because of pixel density issues ends up looking very blurry and smeared. Whereas, with the PG27AQDP or, for instance, since you mentioned the Pulsar monitors, the XG27AQN

Я с 60 Гц сразу на 240 Гц перешёл (ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDP)32", 4K, HDR, матовый, WOLED (а не мерзкий QLED).Просто кайф. Но в принципе, после 120 Гц разницы уже не видно.