ROG Swift 32 PG32UCDP

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

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.

I went from Samsung Odyssey G9 to Asus PG32UCDP 4k . Every time i play games or just do normal work stuff/ browsing im happy that i made the swap. 4k low graphic settings looks better than 2k ultra 😁 . Im not a super competitive gamer ( 130 fps for me is enough)

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It depends on the panel. I use the Asus PG32UCDP, and the scaling is excellent. I also own the first-generation Studio Display, which is undoubtedly very good. However, the 32-inch size and the quality of the Asus’s 3rd-generation WOLED panel, with a new RGWB subpixel layout that solves the “color f

Depends, at the end of the day both are great. The XG32UCWMG uses the same panel as the PG32UCDP. Same LG WOLED panel. If you prefer matte over glossy the UCDP has a matte coating. Most people don’t like this but it depends on your needs. If you don’t plan on running the monitors at 100 brightness,

I have the PG32UCDP and I usually run the 1080p 480hz mode just because I like the frame rate boost as I play exclusively fps games. No you won’t be able to run 720hz at anything other than 720p on that tandem monitor so you’d be at 540hz with 1080p. But I really don’t recommend downscaling a 2k mon

The question of 1440p vs 4k mostly comes down to longevity and the types of games you play, 4k will come with a big hit to performance and you'll have to upgrade your system on a quicker time frame than with 1440p, but if you play less intensive games then it's an easier pick. OLED depends mostly on

I went from a 24inch 1080p VA panel, an ASUS from 2019, I liked the monitors colour and the angle wasn't an issue for my use case. After 6 years I went on the hunt for a new monitor, I wanted a 32" 4K monitor, but going down the rabbit hole, I couldn't find anything that felt like it would fit my ne

Id say the asus swift pg32ucdp, but better monitors are releasing Q2/ early Q3 so they might be worth waiting for.