AORUS FO32U2 Pro

I think if you want to do a lot of static work, an IPS is your best bet because you can get a high resolution, high refresh rate IPS that will have good response times and motion clarity, not colour fringing and no burn-in. Personally, I recently got a 32" 4K QD-OLED that I use for both gaming and 2

Man I feel you on both points. I have nearly 8,000 hours in battlefield 4, and I want to play newer games but I keep going back almost every night. I also got a fat bonus from work and I DID buy a 4K 240Hz OLED (gigabyte auros fo32u2) and holy smokes compared to my 4K VA panel right next to it, I di

As far as I'm aware, it's basically the same monitor. I believe they have the same panel and everything. The differences are in software and connectivity, and it's pretty minor. It's worth noting that the FO32U2P, PG32UCDMR and 322URX all have DP 2.1 and HDMI 2.1, while the FO32U2, PG32UCDM and 321U

I got FO32U2. As far as I know, the only difference is DP 2.1, which is mainly useless now. Only a handful of videocards support it, and the difference is negligible. But the price difference is around 300$. You can watch the review of the FO32U2P on the Monitors Unboxed YouTube channel. They mentio

Thanks. 👍 The FPS you are getting is why I’m considering if it’s a waste of money to get monitors with more than 165Hz refresh rate. I’ve seen people online setting a 160 FPS cap I’ve decided I want OLED. I could just get the FO32U2P in the interests of ‘future-proofing’ to some extent, but I suspec

Thank you, i already knew i want a glossy one since i use it only for gaming in the evening or content like youtube. I was just unsure if it was glossy or matte because the description said none of those words. Now i know QD is always glossy, so the fo32u2 would suit me. I just detected a new "probl

It’s an insane build for a first pc. Good on ya. Your temps are all well within specs so don’t worry about that…I’d worry more about going with all ASUS everything. If anything goes wrong they have awful RMA/Customer service and it’s nearly impossible to get them to honor their warranties etc. As fo

As for the fans, they make two versions of them; regular flow and reverse flow. It’s mainly for aesthetics. So how you can tell if your fans are regular or reverse is to look at where the plastic X frame is on the fan. Usually in a regular flow fan the air flows out the back of the X. Look at the fr