ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP Review : The Ultimate 4K Dual Mode 1080P Gaming Monitor ? UCDP vs UCDM

[@InvaderZae.]

I'd prefer the glossy, but the selling point for me was the dual 4k/FHD modes. I like competitive games, but I also like single player cinematic experiences. Just can't beat a 2 in 1 imo. If the UCDM had dual resolution/refresh rates, I'd pick that, but alas, it doesn't.

[@carlofontejon2811]

This is a top notch review detail by detail

[@chris]

Yo.... this is the first review after watching many that talks about the KVM. Questions: 1) How fast is it (in seconds) to switch, and 2) is there a quick way to switch between devices or do you have to dig into the OSD? Thanks

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

The Auto KVM switch is usually pretty quick (like 5-10 seconds) to switch between the 2. Most of the time, you don't need to manually switch it, but in case you do, then you'll need to dig into OSD to manually switch to USB-B or USB-C. KVM is seriously underrated and it's something I like to talk about when doing my reviews since it could be a deal breaker for some that want/need that feature 🔥

[@christian-xr1336]

Just got this monitor. Running it with a 2070 Aorus Super (crazy I know). My benchmark is my 2024 G16 Oled. This is what made me want to get an OLED. Even though I think the colors pop more on my laptop. This monitor gives my eyes less strain. The colors are very good too and id say just slightly off. I also appreciate the lack of glare. Even though you can't see it on the laptop I can still feel it sometimes.

[@Shankaporomous]

My eyes use to hurt when I play for an hours at 4k on a none oled display I bought this and wow my eyes don’t hurt anymore, the wallet did at over 1k in dollars but worthy

[@kamil_hassan]

Which model did you got ?

[@KingBerryBerry]

PG32UCDP ?

[@GanymedeXD]

Useless comment if you do not specify which one exactly you used! Allegedly both still cause massive problems with eyes despite both being eye-care monitors.

[@tinycontractor]

One of the things that people who want to use their monitor mainly for productivity, is that matte coating usually goes better with eyes.

[@JurassicF4rt]

Yuck

[@specops]

yo this review was fire, and you went into great detail... had to give you an upvote and a comment to show my appreciation! great work! Thanks for the comparison and review.

[@lukejohnrussell1026]

Fantastic review! I will choose the UCDP because I require my monitor to be pitch black while looking at charting software to prevent eye strain.

[@roydeanco2126]

Great review man keep up the good work )

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate it! 🔥

[@chanelpearls]

10:10 The reflection on the UCDM is clear which I can mostly ignore while in motion but the matte coating on the UCDP causes the reflection to be smeared and blurry which is a lot more difficult to tone out.

[@RedBeardp]

This may help some people, I sold my alienware aw3225qf and got the PG32UCDP. The main reason is the glossy screen gave me eye strain. I work from home twice a week and i mainly game on it the other days.. and no, the matte does not make the screen worse as people make it seem, i would argue the magenta when light hits the screen on qd-oled is more annoying, and i have a well light controlled room.

[@MagicSnapO]

I swapped my AW for the LG for the same reason. Practicality and consistency > 10% bump in color quality. The matte is noticeable on white screens if you up close looking for it but hey eye strain and headaches gone.

[@xDJ_Cas]

What is the length of default DisplayPort 1.4 which is included in the box? Thanks

[@DelilyaStatic]

My current oled has an auto dim feature that I absolutely despise and can't be turned off or tuned to my own liking... I want to confirm before I pull the trigger, as you did quickly mention it in the video as an option in the menu, but can you fully disable the auto dimming feature on this monitor? Thanks and great and honest review!

[@haven216]

I'm switching from a 1440p 144hz IPS to the PG32UCDP. I have a very specific use case for the 480hz mode, so this monitor is absolutely perfect in my eyes. Get a 4K 240hz OLED experience, while also getting ultra smooth gameplay and the absolute lowest input lag possible when it's needed.

[@bilalcemal]

I have color blindness. I play the pubg game and I can't see the black-dressed man lying on the ground nearby. Do you think I should get an IPS panel monitor or an OLED monitor?

[@Dirty_Dumb_NAFO_Scum]

With a 144hz monitor that's overclocked to 170hz, I can honestly say that 240hz is just not enough of an upgrade. The future is going to require faster refresh frequencies.

[@Jing_Photography]

Thank for your revew with productivy like editing photo and video, now I am clear to go with is monitor

[@danielciccolo8550]

Do you notice any vrr flicker

[@lesbeast1]

I have tried most of the new 4k oleds and had bad flickering on my aw32 and g80sd. I now have a ucdp and it is a great display. No flickering. I didnt have flickering on my lg32gs either so im really thinking the woleds are less prone to vrr flicker issues.

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

I haven’t experienced it either on the UCDP. The only time I’ve seen VRR flickers is menu loading screens, and I think once on the UCDM during in game. Out of all the ones you’ve tried, which would you lean more towards ?

[@lesbeast1]

@FIREWOLFTECH I play in a mostly dark room, so I thought the glossy screen would be for me, especially coming from a 42" c3, but I'm probably keeping the UCDP.

[@Zorkanwn]

Great review! I’m wondering if I connect a usb keyboard, mouse and headphones to the monitors usb ports, could I use the built in kvm function to switch between a laptop connected with usb-c and a ps5 connected with hdmi, and continue using the mouse, keyboard and headset with the ps5? Cheers!

[@MatthewBowler-h6w]

I love mine, the first one was a dud, screen was working fine, the next day it never came back on. I swapped it out at microcenter and HVAC about 16 hours on this one! So far so good!

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

happens to the best of them, but I'm glad you got a replacement asap ! Thanks for sharing 🔥

[@MaraxYTube]

One tip! I usually hold my headphones on the top right corner of the monitor to hang. Unfortunately, i am using hair spray to hold my hair and from time to time residue build up happened to pass on my headphones top cushion from my hair. Now since the monitor's aluminum is painted the spray penetrated the paint and aluminum black paint is chipping.

[@jaredweiman2987]

Why would you do this...?

[@Anon1370]

so you abused the monitor and now you are asking why its wrecked? okay then

[@MaraxYTube]

@CosmicApe 1700 euro was back then 😉 fuck it.. It's just monitor

[@Anon1370]

@@MaraxYTube you might as well have flushed your money down the toliet or gived it away if thats your thinking messed up thinking to have rich or poor.......rich in money poor in mind

[@Obet-uz5kw]

For some reason, when I had both side by side I didn't notice that huge difference everyone talks about, I mean I notice the difference but I wouldn't say it was like omg, I call it a little better. One of the reason that got me to pick UCDP is cause I heard qd oled causes more eye strain because of blue light to people, where not a lot of people got eye strain with matte Woled, I rather have little difference in image quality than better quality but have my eyes all messed up, probably long term might even damage my vision

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

I don’t really notice eye strain since I use glasses with blue eye filters. They both have blue filters to reduce eye strain, but the matte does help blocking those direct light rays. It’s great to have choices and I’m glad that ASUS took the jump to introduce a matte WOLED version despite having the UCDM

[@gioldk4256]

I had both. For some reason, I notices lots of bad Color banding (or posterization effect) on Woleds including my sony A90k and UCDP. However, UCDM doesn’t have any problem and I believe it is much better calibrated for HDR out of the box. I don’t think the higher peak brightness could compensate the bad EOTF tracking and accuracy at this price. I returned my UCDP and kept the UCDM simply because of its color accuracy.

[@Obet-uz5kw]

@@FIREWOLFTECH it probably been super nice, a qd oled with matte just like the Samsung s95d

[@NoFame250]

I am (was) an owner of UCDM and a huge YES, the UCDM causes a LOT of eye strain an I needed approx. 6 weeks of daily usage to understand, that something is wrong with my eyes and that this problem is caused by my new monitor. That is my absolutely first OLED screen and I had no clue before that monitors can even produce eye strain at all. My eye strain was so big, that I began experience additional head ache that could potentially last the whole day (usually I never have head ache). I tried a lot of settings, but nothing helped. So I sold it second market. Now I will try first LG 32GS95 and maybe going to test UCDP someday too. UCDPs are still quite badly available and pricy in Germany. If WOLED causes eye strain on my eyes too, there will be nothing left to go back to LED. But I hope, WOLED is the choice for my eyes - 'cause this new era of monitors are just insane. I've read some threads on reddit and QD OLEDs seems to be a bigger issue than it ment to be by the manufacturers. I would like to know, what exactly causes eye strain - blue light, glossy coating or rather PWM... or maybe a combination of them all. And there is not much information to this topic at the moment.

[@Obet-uz5kw]

@@NoFame250 I had ucdm and UCDP side by side, use the UCDM for 2 weeks like 3 hours daily, didn't get any eye strain from either but reading so much stuff and the minimal difference I noticed, I prefer to take care of my eyes

[@august591]

Could u tell me what monitor arm your using?

[@ChristianPhone-sz2ty]

whats your settings bro?

[@t_pagz]

Do you notice flicker on either UM or DP? I currently have the PG34WCDM and I notice flicker on dark spots on bright screens quite a bit.

[@Crazy09starkillor]

How does the 1080 scaling work? Does it look good compared to a native 1080p monitor?

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

It’s not scaled. The dual mode changes the NATIVE Resolution and NATIVE Refresh Rate. You’re getting the same 32-inch 1080P screen

[@-Jakob-]

@@FIREWOLFTECH Incorrect. The panel's physical native resolution of this monitor is 4k. The question was, is 1080p mode done by just duplicating pixels or is there some sort of upscaling algorithm.

[@userab2024]

@@-Jakob-i need a update on this 😭

[@day_walkar9143]

They just stretch 1080p throughout the whole screen, you can also choose to make it 27inch or 24inch @userab2024

[@alialbeloshi5425]

@@-Jakob-i have this monitor it’s looking shity with 1080p , color not that much good in 4k , it’s fake 1080p

[@darrendavies1102]

Fantastic review thank you. The charger usb on the monitor can you use them for usb dongle for keyboard and mouse. 😊

[@TheRockyXK]

Does this monitor have ALLM(Auto Low Latency Mode) compatibility for PS5?

[@lalolemusme]

I wonder, if a Titan Xp would be enough for this monitor at 1080 480hz

[@susniand]

mind sharing a wallpaper @0:50 ?

[@iibigkevii]

What pc speakers you use in the video?

[@Bznunyabizness]

excellent review, bought it. side quest - where did you get those wallpapers shown @ 15:51

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

Wallpapers are from Wallpaper Engine (via Steam) 🔥🔥 thanks for the feedback !

[@t_pagz]

Great review! Curious if you play Fortnite, if you do what kind of frames do you get with the 4090 while playing 4K. Wondering if you could get 240 with med to low settings?

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

I would imagine Fortnite would be over 240. MW3 on Extreme with DLSS Ultra Performance gets me almost 240

[@kimtas5275]

Does this monitor has built in speakers?

[@ViciousLaw]

Have you ever gotten a random bright white pixel pop up on the screen that disappears after you click on the pixel cleaning mode for 6 minutes? I had that happen to mine a week ago and then randomly again today but it seems to go away when I do the pixel cleaning.

[@JahirFiquitiva]

how long is the display port cable?

[@Arno641]

@9:39 what’s wrong with WOLED panel? Why does the whites looks like oiled A4 sheet vs proper white in QD-OLED? Does this mean WOLED has poor white balance? Not just this video i have also noticed this issue in hardware unboxed video in which windows taskbar was proper white but that’s not the case with LG WOLED??

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

I think the oiled look is the matte coating defusing the light. As for white balance, you can change both monitor display settings to be more warm or cooler. I should've matched the color temperature 😅 and also 'proper white' can be different for others

[@Arno641]

@ ok so which one does comes with proper white balance i.e 6500k out the box?? WOLED or QD OLED model?

[@montana3918]

whats the game called where you float on the cloud?

[@carljohnson7]

Is the 4080(non super) a good gpu to do 4k ultra. All these monitors on sale make me very interested

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

Depends on the games you play. I recommend checking out 4080 4K benchmarks to get an idea of what you can expect. Having a good gaming CPU can also help out a lot. The 4080 will definitely do 4K, and going for OLED is worth it

[@Dirty_Dumb_NAFO_Scum]

Ram is the most important, you need to get the 16gb version of the card, the ram is what will enable to to perform much better.

[@mohammedaslam6073]

Compare to lg oled dual mode monitor with asus which one i should buy? And do asus has woled or both are using wd oled??

[@GanymedeXD]

The UCDM is no dual mode monitor and has QD-Oled. The UCDP is dual mode and has Woled panel and a semi-glossy coating, not the gloss coating of the UCDM. Which one to get you must find out yourself … useless question as it is a lot about personal preference … nobody can make this decision for you! You should also be as specific as possible specifying which LG you are referring to! The 32GS95UE? That is dual mode. Also has the VRR flicker. You know the downsides of both Asus … maybe its best ti actually inform yourself about the Asus a bit better to get all the details! "

[@seelamb93]

No mention of the uneven pixel mapping when using dual mode 24.5 or 27” aspect control? It causes a blurry image and it’s unusable on the LG

[@Pinkfloyd1173]

Also the new fw update has a bug, VRR will not work. We'll for me at least, taking my unit back tomorrow and trying another one.

[@stefancheung4778]

@@Pinkfloyd1173 are you talking about the LG?

[@Pinkfloyd1173]

@@stefancheung4778 no the asus model

[@kamil_hassan]

Bro as per your review in productivity / gaming which should be preferable model between these two ?

[@GanymedeXD]

Both are for gaming … just with the known VRR flicker issue. With a lot of ambient light the UCDM has the purple issue. The UCDP is better for productivity as text sharper and clearer.

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

for me personally, I prefer the UCDP because of the matte coating. I have perfect lighting control, but I don't like relying on always blocking out natural sunlight, or having to turn off certain light sources because I could see the reflections on the glossier screen. I sometimes wish my Lg C1 in my living room had a matte coating 😅

[@tonyhuynh6789]

@@FIREWOLFTECH How is the text clarity on a Mac with this monitor? How does this compare to the Mac screen? Thank you! I want it mainly for productivity on a Mac? I currently have Apple Studio Displays. I have never had an OLED before. I might also use it for programming with a Windows PC, but not for gaming. I have not felt like gaming since a few years ago. I spent $ 5k to build the PC to just play GTAV for a month. 😢

[@andresinaga9885]

@@tonyhuynh6789 Agreed. I plan to buy this monitor, even though I have Mac M4 Pro right now. Simply because I like the bigger screen, beauty visual atmosphere from this panel. But curious and still research for the best options. I didn't have plan to buy this panel for gaming. I just don't gaming (at least for now) and maybe in the couple of years, until AMD can compete with NVIDIA again the GPU segment.

[@tonyhuynh6789]

@@andresinaga9885 I ended up with the second Apple Studio Display to pair with the new M4 mini for my second office. I haven’t found anything better than Apple Studios for Mac.

[@lesternoelmedina8603]

Hi friend, do you want to help me? I have one of those monitors but it doesn't give audio on either of the two consoles. What can I do?

[@Sodugh]

can this be changed to 1080p 27'' or 2K 27'' or even what you want ? planning to get 7900 XTX and if on some games I want to get more fps say in 2K and don't want to scale it, just lower the picture size so it would be as crisp as it can be ?

[@iDAVNCi]

can I play 27 or 24 inch with 1080p 480hz mode?

[@changeagent228]

I like the reflectiveness of the right one better but hate the red reflection. Why can't they just make one black and glassy glossy?

[@jstarsc0mm]

Is it true the 1080p mode is blurry

[@docstranger9520]

No purple tint in anything other than pitch black room and a 1080p 480hz mode? Sold. HATED the AW34 OLED for the purple tint and horrific glare. Have WOLED now.

[@richardwong3744]

Does anyone have issues with the UCDP monitor going to a dark screen for 5-10 seconds that the picture reappears?

[@AustenGohl]

How much fps will it run on 1440p?

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

Depends on the game and your pc specs

[@computo9349]

Should i buy asus PG32UCDP of lg 32GS95UE guys 🤔

[@lesternoelmedina8603]

Yo tengo el ucdp y no lo eh usado todavía tengo la play5 y la Xbox x tenía duda para cual usar

[@Mr.Jet02]

This or the 34 version? Thank you sir!

[@GanymedeXD]

There is no 34” version of the UCDP! How is anybody supposed to advise you there … its a lot about personal preference and use! Nobody can make this decision for you! Its your eyes, your taste, your individual response to a screen. There are significant differences between the UCDP & UCDM … you now bring the WCDM into the discussion. It has the VRR flicker, a higher burn in risk and the disadvantages of the UCDM. UCDP is better for productivity and eye care. The WCDM deficits in console gaming! There are pages and pages of reviews … work yourself through em and make your decision! Keep in mind … a brilliant monitor with excellent specs many love does mean that your eyes cope well with it or that you like the picture!

[@goatelliott4742]

Can you play in 1440p on this monitor

[@tivtag]

How do you correctly setup HDR in the windows hdr app? Thanks 😅

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

You could use the windows HDR calibration app, then follow the directions. You might have to close it and re open if the numbers and sliders disappear. The black is easy since you slide it all the way to the left, the white square you move the slider to the right and stop at the moment the cross disappears. Towards the end it asks how you want the saturation to affect SDR, I leave it by default.

[@tivtag]

@@FIREWOLFTECH Thank you ☺️ What values did you set? With the PQ42UQX it felt like the values didn’t match with what the monitor could do…

[@danielciccolo8550]

You notice any flicker with ps5

[@iPankBMW]

Does this monitor works with Macbook and atleast 120hz?

[@GanymedeXD]

Which one of the two the clip refers to you are asking about UCDM or UCDP … the M has no compatibility issues … the UCDP works with MacBook as well … max rates of 480Hz only when VRR is switched off … just read the full reviews!

[@MrChuchu212]

how many Hz will you get if you put it in 1440p?

[@0newithmisery]

240

[@vincie0007]

(2160/1440)*240 360

[@jomigirock]

fire

[@tripd4949]

I bought this but it didn't have a VGA port so I had to return it.

[@srt4jeg]

Does anyone know if this supports Dolby vision ?

[@matheolefevre5908]

I need ucdm but with display port 2.1

[@gaucho831]

does any one know how to fix aspect control being grayed out

[@RaduPNT]

Amazing for productivity if you only work 2-3 hours per day, because the screen burn-in for QD-OLEDs is real, and hurts the display a lot. I do not recommend QD-OLEDs in general for productivity, just for gaming and even there, don't expect to play to much without having a huge risk of burn-in.

[@rupik4358]

Burn in is overblown and a.non issue for woleds at this point unless you plan on keeping it for 6+ years.

[@GanymedeXD]

Do not spread such nonsense … the burn in risk is massively exaggerated, especially by false comments like yours! I really do not understand why people spread such untrue information … others buying them as facts! The UCDM is NOT amazing for productivity! Washed out, non sharp text … for productivity the UCDP is recommended … that does NOT have QD-OLED. Why not for productivity related to burn in? There is a potential risk with static items on the screen … irrelevant if gaming or productivity! The 2-3 hours you made up … of course the risk is sky high if you leave the same static element on-screen non-stop for multiple days … whilst switching off all safety features! But why do you do that? I have an Oled TV for 5 years … despite excessive use and me falling asleep whilst watching the risk is zero … plenty of safety measures. Even fell asleep with critical elements on for 8 hours! Of course nothing happened. I also got QD-Oled laptop … running 13 hours a day … mainly productivity … plenty of static elements! 5 years and no burn it!

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

To add to this; all the major premium smartphones use OLED technology. Even Apple switched to OLED with iPhone 12, and we know these get used for a lot throughout the day. These new OLED monitors especially have a lot of safety measures to prevent it, and they’re offering a 3 year burn in warranty. They wouldn’t offer that if they were expecting most of these monitors to burn in

[@Phoenix-tc6dp]

if your on a 4060 literally do not spend that money on this monitor buy a better gpu like a 4080super and a 1080p-1440p 165hz+ monitor with that $1.3k. or if you really want a oled buy the asus XG27AQDMG 1440p 240hz oled for $559

[@alejandrohenao7956]

pg32ucdm without ia no why😢😢😢

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

The UCDM has AI Shadow Boost ☺️ But jokes aside, I think part of it has to do with the UCDM releasing in February vs UCDP being a later release. I do hope it’s something they could add in a firmware update, but I’m not sure if it could

[@Robert-sv8mh]

Can it edit 10 bit footage??

[@GanymedeXD]

Using full sentences helps communicating … what are your concerns? Its a comparison between 2 monitors and you write ‘it’ … which one are you referring to … UCDP or UCDM … the monitors do not edit anything! Its your hardware

[@Amp1tude]

9:46 Did you really just imply that the raised black tint on the qd-oled monitor, on the right, is due to the gloss coating? You really made it seem like that. That's kind of misleading as a reviewer that people put their trust into. The raised black tint is due to the nature of the qd-oled technology and has nothing to do with the gloss vs matte coating discussion. I personally would much rather have a reflection instead of a smear across my display. I wouldn't even consider a matte coating over a gloss coating even if I was using the display outside in the middle of the day with the sun slamming on it. I had a 1080p laptop with a glass touchscreen display and I would use it outside to show off my recorded drone footage and it looked incredible compared to my work laptop with a matte finish at a higher resolution. If they were so confident in their matte coating's superiority then why didn't they give an option for every model to be able to choose the type of coating you'd like? I'm going with the Dough Spectrum Black 32" display when it comes out. Something else to consider for you viewers, if you're intelligent and want the best display, get a used LG C3 at 42" for about $500. Two of my friends just got one. Samsung's QN90C 43" TV has an IPS panel which gives perfect pixel layouts for PC usage for the max text clarity and SDR brightness is between 1000-2000nits unlike those weak oled monitors that just shit the bed in SDR and have pixel layouts that aren't even compatible with Windows. It has no compromise to HDR and the color brightness shits on the s95c qd-oled. You will literally get deeper blacks on the QN90C mini-led vs the S95C's qd-oled. You will also be able to use BFI without your brightness going to absolute shit like most panels. Sure these solutions wont give you a competitive edge, well the 120hz samsung with bright BFI might, but you will be getting the best fucking 4k 120hz immersion that will shit on most monitor solutions out there that lack in brightness. Asus's w-oled would be a consideration if it was actually glossy, the rest of the solutions out there are simply trash. QD-OLED is not worth it with those raised blacks so I wouldn't even consider it. The other Asus woled glossy panel that they released the other day doesn't get bright enough so that's not a consideration either. Why the fuck is glossy woled so rare to find? Probably because it's superior to everything and most of these manufacturers would run out of ideas and ways to get you to buy the next one. If you can afford going with a larger PC display then consider the LG G3. Motion resolution is being deeply ignored. I love how no reviewer is measuring brightness levels of these displays when using BFI techniques. This really matters for immersive none-competitive gaming where you can't push 480FPS, which is like 99% of the fucking titles out there when at 4k.

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

1. I didn't explicatively state that the raised blacks were caused because of the semi-gloss coating. At 9:46 I implied that using glossier coating in very bright setups, direct light, sunlight, etc. can ruin your experience (I also gave a user's experience) . After that, I said "in this example" referring to the clip, that the UCDP has no raised blacks vs the UCDM. Maybe I should've made it more clear, but the whole point of that section was to compare both Gloss vs Matte, and UCDP vs UCDM. 2. A laptop will almost always have a gloss coating because you can adjust the ANGLES of the screen and move the physical position. Laptops are also much brighter for the purpose of outside use. For your own preference and eyes, gloss is king, but for others it might not be the best choice. That's the beauty of options. 3. LG C3 is a steal at the price, but its still a 42-inch TV which is a huge size difference between a 32-inch. You're also locked at 120Hz (144 for C4), and with the 50-series GPU's coming out soon, 4K at 240 will probably be much easier to hit. Still an amazing display ! 4. Glossy is unfortunately not the best option for monitors. Samsung having experience from their previous semi gloss QD-OLED monitors and having a huge market share probably realized that it makes more sense to make it matte (G80SD and G60SD). They wouldn't make that choice on purpose to make their monitors worse. LG didn't even try it, despite glossy enthusiasts saying how garbage it is. 5. Glossy WOLED would be possible if third party brands like ASUS switch the coating to glossy (XG27AQDMG). On a final note, I'll try to be more mindful but there are going to be times where I might make a mistake so I really appreciate you bringing this up and I also appreciate your feedback, experience, and sharing your own preferences since it helps everyone make a better decision !

[@TillTheLightTakesUs]

This vs PG27AQDP vs LG G3 55?

[@ryanvasei8412]

Those are VERY different products with different purposes. If you want the best HDR and picture quality for single player games, go with G3. If you want the fastest monitor for e-sports games, go AQDP, if u want a balance of everything, go UCDP

[@TillTheLightTakesUs]

@@ryanvasei8412 I hae G3 already. I've been wanting to try the others for the 480 hz thing. I use lossless scaling frame generation with this tv and it's fine but I think it could be better input lag wise with a faster refresh panel.

[@slatt5860]

i can play 1440 on this monitor ?

[@007finness]

From the os, yes. But, it's not natural so it would look weird.

[@userab2024]

@@007finnesshow would 1080 look. i have a dilemma. i have a beast computer that can handle 4k 240hz wtv. but id rather play like CS, COD, FPS games at 1440 or 1080 for higher frames but without blur. so should i pick this monitor up, or grab a 27inch 2k 240hz OLED for FPS and use my non-oled 4k 144hz for non fps games

[@007finness]

@userab2024 if I was pretty good at shooting games, I would get the 1440p oled. And if money is not an issue, I would buy the 4k for other games and entertainment. I recently got this monitor but decided to get the qled as well and will keep whichever one I will prefer. Currently waiting for the qled to arrive.

[@userab2024]

@@007finness thanks! appreciate the response :). i decided im gonna do a 2k 27” 240hz oled as i play tons of FPS. then later on pickup the 4k 240hz 32” for story games etc. i already have a 4k 144hz non oled which is good enough for now :)

[@ssheen79]

Don't trust anything Asus make anymore, particular their monitors, horrendous customer support and dreadful HDR implementation on many of their monitors. The issues with the UCDM's both 4k and UW both have problems with over polarisation on skin tones which are all over their forums but remain unresolved.

[@Luis-mq3zc]

Man your pc look 🔥got any video on the specs?

[@Flyingslippers]

Left or right kidney?

[@zacdavis7]

Dude I got the UCDM this weekend and the Samsung G8 and immediately sent back the G8. my local BB has the UCDP but I don’t think I could ever not run games in 4k since I have a 4090 even COD I just love 4k 240hz glossy way to much!

[@Cardboardzz]

with ur setup are u able to hit 240hz or close to it at 4k for cod?

[@zacdavis7]

@@Cardboardzz in multiplayer I can get 200-220. In Warzone it’s more like 175-180 with ultra settings or high on everything

[@Cardboardzz]

@@zacdavis7 ok thx! Also wondering if you have any issues with alt tabbing out of full screen games?

[@George-um2vc]

Glossy W!

[@Official.raymundo]

quick question mr zac how many frames or hz does it get if you change the resolution to 1440p ? for warzone

[@boogylama]

why would you want 1080P and not 1440p kinda useless. 1440P is the king.

[@sobri1998]

Tricky to get 480hz at 1440, not many graphics cards would support that. Whereas nowadays a lot of high end graphics cards would reach 480hz at 1080p. If the point is to get as high a frame rate as possible, that's definitely the better choice

[@themightypotato3857]

calling the 4060 the "lowest tier gpu" is wild to me lol.

[@ryanvasei8412]

It literally is lol.

[@themightypotato3857]

@@ryanvasei8412 i know. but of the newest generation. it just sounds wild to me considering how some are still torturing their rtx 980 :D

[@rhodopithrax]

UCDM is far away better, in my opinion.

[@MagicSnapO]

Why? I have the UCDM now but am wondering if I should get the UCDP. It has the same features but is matte and has 480hz. The color difference doesn’t seem like a big deal.

[@I3uttazz]

It's not 4K gaming if you're using dlss

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

What about 4K @ DLAA 😅

[@rupik4358]

Ehh it kind of is. You're grasping at straws.

[@A1OFFENDER]

YOUR GETTING 120FPS ON YOUR 240HZ SCREEN........... GOOD JOB BRO

[@rupik4358]

They skipped 120-165 hz for 32 oleds. 240 is the only option.

[@mart182003]

Glossy for me.

[@alialbeloshi5425]

I have this monitor 1080p looking shity and blurry I don’t recommend anyone buy this shit

[@MakeSh00t]

who is buying monitor for PS5 TV much better HDR 2000 ...dolby vision and oled.

[@FIREWOLFTECH]

Yeah but TV’s are way larger. So for someone who wants to sit closer to a monitor, then this is a good option. Also, some might prefer using console for gaming, and their laptop or computer for everything else

[@MakeSh00t]

@@FIREWOLFTECH monitor are bad for its price.. what u get low end HDR etc.. TV much better... at 120hz..

[@rupik4358]

​@@MakeSh00tyou're also stuck at low hz and it's not as good for competitive gaming. Also much worse text and ppi.

[@Amp1tude]

ew the coating... barf