32" is rather neglected size with not that many 2560x1440 choises.
(not that high end 3840x2160 situation is any better with delays after delays)
But at least stragety/sim games don't demand the best response times.
Anyway at least that Corsair is good for gaming with fast overdrive mode well balanced for use at all framerates.
Corsair enter the monitor market with their 32" IPS gaming display, with a 1440p resolution, 165Hz refresh rate and FreeSync/G-sync support
tftcentral.co.uk
Here's review of Asus:
The new 32" sized ROG Swift screen from Asus with 2560 x 1440 resolution, 1ms G2G response time, 175Hz refresh rate, G-sync/FreeSync support and ELMB-sync motion blur reduction.
tftcentral.co.uk
Both can do AdobeRGB gamut covering CMYK print process colours.
But as minimum you need to install's monitor's "driver", which is actually ICC profile telling Windows size of monitor's native colour gamut.
Though as rule for accuracy you would need hardware calibrator like Spyder for making profile of individual monitor.
Even if review found good enough emulation modes to do away with colour management in OS/software, there's little guarantee that newer production runs are same.
Unless manufacturer has specifically payed attention to that by testing and adjusting firmware.
(=extra cost they don't want when they can't charge just released product price)
