AORUS FO32U2 Pro

Do you feel like it made a big difference? At the moment Ive got my ps3 hooked up to my aorus fo32u2 (4k 32' oled monitor) and while I love the colors and blacklevels I cant help but feel its quite pixelated. I can get a Sony 46W905A (46W900A) pretty cheap but dont know if its worth it over the fo32

Reddit usually keeps circling around the same few for OLED picks. Here's what I've been seeing around: 1440p favorites- Alienware AW2725DF gets mentioned a ton for being one of the cleanest 1440p 360hz OLEDs ASUS PG27AQDM / XG27AQDMG still gets recommended a lot Gigabyte FO27Q3 has been popping up m

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The Gigabyte FO32U2 (4K 31,5" 240Hz OLED) is currently 599€ here, it's a pretty tempting price when remembering the release price of 1329€ 🤔 That would fulfill my resolution dilemma and also give me plenty more screen size, since I also wit like just a bit more than my arm length away from the scree

Cmon, of course 32" 4K monitors are great for single player and RPG stuff. Don't let the high Hz confuse you, they aren't "specifically made for FPS games" or anything like that. I use mine (FO32U2, qd-oled) mostly at 60 fps, and it's great.If the non-Samsung options were 27", it would be a differen

So, literally a week ago I bought my fo32u2. It's a 4k 32 inch OLED. First things first: 1440p IS blurry on a 4k panel. Text clarity is much better on a 4K panel and you should keep in mind that oleds are really susceptible to this. I was sceptical about going 4K too as I thought my 9070 non-xt woul

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