Asus ROG Swift PG32UQX - 32" 4K, 144Hz, HDR-1400, G-Sync, 1152 Mini-LED zones
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The Asus ProArt 60hz version of this monitor is £4,000
God knows how much there going be charging for this 144hz G-Sync version
Search google for PA32UCX-PK
Here a review of the 60hz ProArt version
(Max Brightness = 1562 nits
, Power Consumption at 1350 nits = 220 watts )
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Confirmed by Asus that these are hdmi 2.1
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/kozz15/asus_have_leakedconfirmed_new_hdmi_21_monitors/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/kozz15/asus_have_leakedconfirmed_new_hdmi_21_monitors/
Going to need welder's mask to avoid face burns...THere a review of the 60hz ProArt version
(Max Brightness = 1562 nits
But still no high true contrast and capability to show bright objects accurately on dark background without backlight leak/halos etc of Liquid Crap Displays!
All this money wasted on BS should have been used to develop microLEDs, better lasting OLED replacements etc to get true flat displays.
I say marketing scums should be tied next to electric arc furnace to get that excessive brightness they want:
https://youtu.be/_j2jESz7Zl8?t=90
I fully agree but till they do come out with something better then we just got to put up with the best of these turd LCD's like we had to for about the last 20 years
Reason why i bought two pioneer plasma TV's and then an OLED as my main TV's over the last 14 years instead of an LCD TV..
Many years ago i used to have my old dell 2405 LCD monitor setup right next to my pioneer plasma and boy did the plasma picture quality make the LCD picture look crap
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This was rumoured a while back too based on a listing of the screen on taobao.com but Asus later got in touch with me directly to refute it and say that it will not feature HDMI 2.1 at this time. I very much doubt it will be included I’m afraid, as that would also require a whole new Gsync module from NVIDIA too. Time will tell I suppose for sure but based on what Asus told me specifically about this topic I would be surprised
Errrr You're around 2 weeks early for that date
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I’m interested in this too. I have been waiting for the screen size to increase from the 27” 4K for too long. I will be upgrading from the PG35VQ. I was hoping for HDMI 2.1 on this though.
Hi Steve, What do you think of your PG35VQ ?
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Hi mate. I absolutely love it. The only downside is the Ultrawide support, although most games are fine. I’ve had no issues with mine at all. I’ve tried a 4K 27” since buying it and it felt horrible, it’s the size. This one caught my attention. I bet it’s not cheap though.
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The majority are no problem, it’s just the few older games such as Max Payne 3, Fallout and Skyrim that’s been problematic for me. I would recommend the monitor to anyone, if you can get it for a good price that is. I wouldn’t say it’s worth what I paid for it. Once you start enjoying it, you forget the price
@chaparral after extensive googling and researchingz, I’m now thinking I’m going to wait for the updated Samsung G9. Should have great contrast and be really good for productivity too.
I just googled it
Looks like a huge update Mini Led and maybe up to 2,000nits
(Am off now to overclock my PG35VQ power supply )Samsung announces the Odyssey G9 2021, a 49-inch curved gaming monitor with a mini LED panel, a 240 Hz refresh rate and a 2K native resolution - NotebookCheck.net News
Yeah it looks great. I think that it will be awesome for working on multiple documents (as I frequently do) so think it could be a winner.I just googled it
Looks like a huge update Mini Led and maybe up to 2,000nits
Samsung announces the Odyssey G9 2021, a 49-inch curved gaming monitor with a mini LED panel, a 240 Hz refresh rate and a 2K native resolution - NotebookCheck.net News
Obviously OLED has ‘the bestest’ blacks but I wonder if their praise is a result of the trend towards IPS panels and matt screens which have the ability to cause perceived colour differences due to blooming.
My current TV is this one from about 5 years ago.
https://www.whathifi.com/samsung/ue49ks8000/review
I still think it’s absolutely awesome. As in, how does it look this good, despite having the edge dimming. I think it’s because of the max brightness being so high. You can get over not having the deepest blacks of everything else is bright. In standard viewing situations, the TV looks brilliant IMO. It’s only during pitch black ‘credit crawls’ you see blooming effects.
So high brightness mini leds and a VA panel looks like a real winner for me.
If you have an AMD card, the new 43” 4K ASUS has just been put up for pre-order.... think it’s still too big though.
The way i see it is that IPS panel manufacturers are competing with OLED by upping the brightness of the screens.
This is all fine for TVs but not so good for monitors IMO.
Look at the sublime Samsung Neo QLED TVs. They are coming in rated at 4000 nits and are actually 5000+ in tests.
This makes for TVs which can compete with OLED but I would only want to use that in a bright room and not be sat 60cm away from it.
This is all fine for TVs but not so good for monitors IMO.
Look at the sublime Samsung Neo QLED TVs. They are coming in rated at 4000 nits and are actually 5000+ in tests.
This makes for TVs which can compete with OLED but I would only want to use that in a bright room and not be sat 60cm away from it.