XG27UCS

Ni a palos jaja. Ni la gente con 5090s juega en 4K. Se va a ver MUCHO mejor un OLED a 1440p que ese IPS 4K. Ni hablar que a 1440p vas a jugar en ultra con raytracing a 80fps. Y en 4K vas a jugar a 60fps sin raytracing y bajando settings. De hecho Wukong sin raytracing no llega a los 60fps estables e

I have the new Acer X27U QD-OLED here and let me say, it is worlds ahead of the XG27UCS. The corners are perfect, the picture quality is great, the smoothness is next level good, huge difference. There is a bit of a drop in resolution going from 4k to 2k, however, I think overall it's extremely liva

Por eso decidí por el H27P6, prefiero un panel IPS a tener que lidiar con el black smearing o ghosting… A principio quería el Asus Rog XG27UCS, ya había visto el M27T6 pero este podía ser una lotería con el ghosting y las reseñas de YouTubers expertos al final decían: “No sabemos qué recomendación d

The Asus xg27UCS come calibrated to the srgb quite well. It has an srgb mode that tracks the srgb gamma but lock the color control, outside this mode you can use SRGB color gamut emulation setting and it tracks gamma 2.2. You can calibrate the monitor if needed but the white uniformity is an issue w

Yeah, it's a pitch-black screen in a completely dark room. I admit the photo itself exaggerates it a little, so it's not as bad to the naked eye. The corner tints (especially the bottom left pink one) are also a little visible even on a white/bright screen. As for the monitor, it's an Asus XG27UCS 4

The scaling was correct, but the monitor felt very cheap and low-quality. The monitor was wobbling a lot on the table. Also, the refresh rate was low. If your budget allows, I would definitely recommend Asus XG27UCS 27" 4K.

Thanks for replying. How do enjoy having two OLEDs? Aside from the matching aesthetics (which I also would love to have), do you think it's worthwhile or practical? Right now the PG27UCDM is $100 (Canadian) less than the XG27UCDMG at Best Buy Canada - so I'd probably just go for a second matching PG