AORUS FO32U2 Pro

If it's mostly for gaming and you can relatively comfortably afford it, go OLED. (especially if it's a new tandem woled with 1500-ish nits max. brightness) I had a 27" 1440p matte miniled IPS (GP27Q) that died to a power outage, so I switched to a 32" 4K glossy OLED (3rd gen qd-oled, FO32U2) thanks

I mean... the chf 699 one is a very nice monitor. I got the Aorus FO32U2 (32" 4K), same panel I think. Not as bright as my previous 27" 1440p miniled, but I think it's good enough. Only you can put a price tag on new gen and ultrawide. I personally avoid UW, don't want the hassle of the non-standard

I highly recommend switching to OLED. I previously used a 34" Samsung Viewfinity S6 Ultrawide. While this is a decent monitor, switching to the Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2 is just a night-and-day difference, especially for night scenes. Here is why: • Blacks, this is not only GFN related but in general. T

It's definitely the FO32U2, I double-checked the box and specs lol. But creating a post on RTINGS is a good idea, thanks for the suggestion. I took those photos while the screen was at 95% gray. The photos look much worse than reality because my phone camera overexposes the screen and adds a weird t

I bought the MAG 274UPDF E16M a few days ago, and I'm honestly disappointed.I read a lot about its local dimming tuning, was eagerly waiting to see very little blooming but still great brightness... I really didn't expect it to be this weird. My previous monitor (GP27Q) is being repaired, can't comp

Displaying black has nothing to do with the colour reproduction ability of the screen.It's about the ability to turn off the pixels to show actual, perfect blacks. OLEDs can do it the best, they can turn off individual pixels, resulting in perfect blacks. Edge-lit IPS and VA can't turn off their pix