Asus ROG PG32UCDM - 4k OLED 240hz

decmatt · 2025-01-24T11:09:22+0000

Quite confused, what would be better this or FO32U2P? I am about to upgrade to new PC with 5090 but been out of the loop for so long

Capitano · 2025-01-24T11:48:28+0000

nlel1975 said:
I’ve got the AW3225QF and have it connected to my PC with the supplied HDMI cable, no problems. I recently bought a Mac Mini and initially connected it to the second HDMI port on the monitor.

The only problem I had was at 3008x1692 resolution on the Mac Mini it didn’t like the 240 Hz setting had to run it at 120 Hz. Then I bought a USB-C to DisplayPort cable and now it runs at 240 Hz at 3008x1692.

HDMI 2.1 cable did run fine 240 Hz at 3840x2160 but everything looks to small at that setting. So for me DisplayPort was a bit better.

Isnt it only display port 1.4 on the alienware? It cant run 4k 240hz without DSV but hdmi 2.1 should be able to

nlel1975 · 2025-01-24T12:15:02+0000

Capitano said:
Isnt it only display port 1.4 on the alienware? It cant run 4k 240hz without DSV but hdmi 2.1 should be able to

Yeah but like I said in my post had better results with DisplayPort connection.

chaparral · 2025-01-24T13:42:32+0000

Has anyone had a go at using the 24.5 or 27” modes on this monitor ?

Not something I thought of ever using before buying the monitor, But now am thinking I want to give a go over the weekend to see what it like.

Thought about this after watching this YouTube video last night

Nitefly · 2025-01-24T13:47:22+0000

chaparral said:
Has anyone had a go at using the 24.5 or 27” modes on this monitor ?

Not something I thought of ever using before buying the monitor, But now am thinking I want to give a go over the weekend to see what it like.

Thought about this after watching this YouTube video last night

You should be able do this using Nvidia control panel in the scaling settings. Just lower the resolution and turn off the ‘stretch to fit screen’ or whatever it’s called.

djay · 2025-01-24T14:20:25+0000

chaparral said:
Has anyone had a go at using the 24.5 or 27” modes on this monitor ?

Not something I thought of ever using before buying the monitor, But now am thinking I want to give a go over the weekend to see what it like.

Thought about this after watching this YouTube video last night

No! Definitely looks like something I need to try though as I can't hit anyone in Warzone

nlel1975 · 2025-01-24T16:56:22+0000

nlel1975 said:
Yeah but like I said in my post had better results with DisplayPort connection.

Another thing I noticed was the variable refresh rate options were different when connected via HDMI or DisplayPort, here's HDMI...

Here's DisplayPort...

Can set it to Variable (48-240 Hertz) over DisplayPort but only (48-120 Hertz) over HDMI.

chaparral · 2025-01-24T17:42:37+0000

nlel1975 said:
Another thing I noticed was the variable refresh rate options were different when connected via HDMI or DisplayPort, here's HDMI...

Here's DisplayPort...

Can set it to Variable (48-240 Hertz) over DisplayPort but only (48-120 Hertz) over HDMI.

Strange that the nvidia website lists the Alienware VRR as 40-240Hz

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nlel1975 · 2025-01-24T17:53:54+0000

chaparral said:
Strange that the nvidia website lists the Alienware VRR as 40-240Hz

It does say that’s over “Variable Refresh Input” - DisplayPort

chaparral · 2025-01-24T17:59:01+0000

Nitefly said:
You should be able do this using Nvidia control panel in the scaling settings. Just lower the resolution and turn off the ‘stretch to fit screen’ or whatever it’s called.

It different to that as that just displaying dot by dot
Where with this option you can use different resolutions at the 24.5 & 27" sizes