ROG Swift 32 PG32UCDP

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

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

32" ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP Na Alze ho mají ve slevě za 22. Před pár měsíci jsem kupoval a je to totální strop.

I was considering them, but ended up with a 27" with TrueBlack coating. Both the PG32UCDP and the XG32UCWG are matte coatings. I'd go with this one: XG27AQDMG Otherwise, if you must have 32" and 4K...for the best viewing experience this is the ONLY current monitor ASUS has with TrueBlack but it's be

One thing that noone else seems to be bringing up: you might have a defective panel. Perhaps consider sharing a screenshot somewhat close-up from it, so we can judge the text and graphics quality? Myself, I once owed a PG32UCDP, so, WOLED instead of QD-OLED, the flicker gave me headaches and nausea

Perhaps you are relatively insensitive to the flicker and text color fringing of OLEDs. With the Asus PG32UCDP that I owned, the color fringing was really obvious.. and vids from channels like Monitors Unboxed displayed text on various models where it was really obvious to me too, with the exception

I hear you, but that image you shared, the color fringing is really obvious to me. Blue if it was WOLED instead of red/pink, ofc. Do keep in mind I have physically used a 32" 4K WOLED (PG32UCDP, like I said). It was even more obvious in person, and that at a higher dpi than what you have. But, perha