DON'T Buy a New OLED Monitor Until You Watch This - Asus PG32UCDM

[@badseedtech]

**The info about the front facing light at **3:16** is incorrect. There is a separate setting under system that's not grouped with the rest of the lighting options so it CAN be disabled - just tested it. Thanks to @isn1p12 for the catch. ** Also for those curious about input latency hit with Aspect Control, can confirm it adds .3ms for processing. Well worth it imo.

[@RonWillemsen]

Good to know. I dont like the drup with a red light logo 😊

[@avpedmond1923]

Very interesting this new QD OLED Monitor. But the question is can it handle everyday 8 hours for console gaming ? Because worry burn in problem

[@RonWillemsen]

@@avpedmond1923 I also have a 42 inch LG C2 Oled at my desk, only for console gaming, and ... Its cheaper then the Asus, if you want to use it only for that. No burn in yet, and I game a lot at night.

[@Everything2A]

Not buying a new monitor every year. I'll get the GIGABYTE - AORUS FO32U2P. Even if I can't take advantage of UHBR 20 yet next gen GPUs will have it. Its also $100 less expensive.

[@Justintricate]

oh thank god, I was about to pass on this monitor over just that alone, glad I came to the comments

[@isn1p12]

in 3:16 you said the light cant be disabled but it actually can. you go to system setup > power indicator and then toggle it off

[@badseedtech]

Woww can’t believe I missed that. Super weird its not with the lighting options like everything else. Appreciate you!

[@aquathecolor]

Wow thanks I actually thought you couldn't turn it off man im dumb ty so much

[@ufiCz]

Thank, i wouldnt buy this one, if that wasnt possible.

[@rickystafford7433]

i was about to comment how incredibly insane it is to have a light you cant turn off on such a massive beautiful screen but happy to know it exists

[@bladactania]

@@rickystafford7433- especially with it being the one that shines right at your face!

[@patrikmedia]

the reason why 27" isnt 1440p or 24" 1080p is simply because it displays the actual physical pixels for those sizes, a 1:1 readout. So since this is a 140ppi monitor it simply has more pixels at 27" compared to a 1440p version, as those only result in 110ppi. But good thing that you can still use a higher resolution input which gets downscaled, so 1440p on the 24" mode looks super crisp as you mentioned in the video.

[@lindseyhunt1090garageb]

lol i was watching that. made no sense. how can a 32 inch monitor be 4k and then make the screen smaller to 27 and say at 4k it looks amazing lol. its not 4k... like what..

[@patrikmedia]

@@lindseyhunt1090garageb I mean you can still use 4K resolution but it's essentially just downscaled. so in theory it should look equal as clean or slightly cleaner because of smoother edges, as in forced anti aliasing due to downsampling. but I would not recommend to downsample, just use the native resolution each mode provides and you don't waste any extra gpu power for minimal benefits.

[@paul2609]

@@patrikmedia On other reviews the 27/24" mode is not 4K downscaled, Windows reported back a weird resolution like 2xxx * 1xxx-ish to fit the 27/24" scale to enable the black borders.

[@patrikmedia]

@@paul2609 yeah I know, but you can still just pick the higher resolution variant, it's just not the default/recommended resolution in Windows. either way, there is little point in doing so, best to just stick with the recommended resolution for 1:1 scale.

[@gorgal2]

Exactly

[@bonanzabrandon6877]

Badseed out here dropping knowledge on us. Very thorough review (without going full monitor nerd on us). Well done.

[@sidburn2385]

What an awesome presentation, no wonder i tend too fall tired watching other reviews. This is the speed my brain needs. Subbed

[@carterhanks]

Ditto on all of it.

[@Clackbait]

This man spends weeks with a product and distills all the details in an easy-to-follow, beautifully filmed, and punchy review. 1M Subs coming soon! Thanks for the shout-out bro!

[@Savitarax]

UPVOTE SO MORE PEOPLE SEE THIS IMPORTANT DISLAIMER! The real reason why DSC is an issue is that on nvidia GPU's it causes a 3 second black screen when tabbing out and on monitors that don't require DSC like HDMI 2.1 or DIsplayport 2.1, the tabbing out is instant and responsive. No weird issues at all. DSC's compression was never it's issue, it's at least lossless in our experience. But The black screen for a few seconds is absolutely related to DSC. Nvidia has no fix for this.

[@paul2609]

I literally never have this issue even in exclusive fullscreen and my past couple of monitors were running with DSC (LG GN950 4K 160Hz, NEO G8 4K 240Hz).

[@leopardomano]

So on amd gpus its fine?

[@andreas7278]

DSC is not lossless at all. By definition it is a lossy compression algorithm just like MP3s are for sound files. The marketing term "virtually lossless" used for DSC is just a marketing name and is defined by "when all the observers fail to correctly identify the reference image more than 75% of the trials" to be precise. Can you detect MP3 from lossless files? With crappy headphones it might be hard, hook it up to anything decent and it's plainly obvious. DSC is not the same quality but it is a very good practical solution to the bandwidth limitation of the past. It's time to face it out though since we have had new interfaces for a while already at our disposal. But DSC is lossless, no way around that. I am not sure what you mean by saying "it's at least lossless in our experience". I assume that you meant that it has not been bothering you in practice which is perfectly fine but it's not lossless and what does "at least lossless" even mean? Better than lossless generating additional information which wasn't even there to begin with?

[@eyescreamsandwitch52]

Are AMD gpus affected as well?

[@rickystafford7433]

Even HDMI 2.1 will use DSC for this resolution/refresh rate. Also I don’t know what good this “important disclaimer” is when no nVidia card has DP 2.1 and I don’t think any monitor does either. It’s not really a big deal, and if it is you can just run in fullscreen borderless and sacrifice like 5 fps.

[@viktorvelichkov8764]

This is my personal choice, I have prepaid the monitor and I am waiting for the delivery in 3 weeks in the city of Sofia, Bulgaria! If you want, believe it, they sent 2 units for the region and I managed to get one! I've liked it since CES and for me the PG32UCDM is the best monitor of this generation of 4K OLED !

[@paul2609]

Here in Australia, it is delayed by another month after already waiting for 2 months :(

[@xPhantomxify]

How are Bulgarians able to afford this monitor??

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

@@xPhantomxify They have jobs

[@Jake-wb8wd]

How is the monitor so far? Id burn in an issue?

[@jasonsaidhi]

Kharesvam lutiv sos

[@ASH-GAMING-ENTERTAINMENT]

You just answered all my questions about display port color bit as well as way to run 12 bit on hdmi 2.1 without even trying. No other video explains it so clearly. I subscribed u the real one

[@manuyousofi715]

I must say you are one of the most honest, hard working and informative youtubers on the platform and we appreciate the time and effort you put into it. Thank you very very much and hope your channel grows with time.

[@Karim-ik5ij]

You're right. No one really talks about this feature. THanks for bringing this up. I'll be buying this monitor.

[@PortraitDisplays]

Great results and review! Dazzling color for a competitive edge. Thanks for choosing Calman!

[@JackLeftTown427]

Just wanted to say you are the best monitor reviewer I’ve found during my rabbit hole journey to find the best monitor in my console gaming setup. Thanks for your back to basics easy to understand description of features.

[@badseedtech]

Thanks man, appreciate it!

[@viniciusbonatto3943]

What a great video, full of info, no nonsense, super well made, love this channel

[@patrikmedia]

hope you're also taking a look at the LG 32GS95UE (4k 240hz WOLED with dual mode). I'm currently deciding between this Asus and the LG.

[@kylehooker3710]

LGs matte coating is horrible.

[@zexedearth89]

@@kylehooker3710 stop watching clickbait people like The Display Guy the coating isnt nowhere as bad as he claims it is. he should live his personal bias on the side.

[@5ean5ean22]

​@@zexedearth89theres a reason why tvs and Macs have glossy panels.

[@patrikmedia]

@@kylehooker3710 funny thing everyone who actually reviews them says it's not a problem nor is it worse than any of the matte coatings literally 99% of all conventional monitors used for ages. I personally have a glossy QD-OLED monitor + matte 4K ips monitor, and when there is content on, they both look just as fine. so unless WOLED matte coating is objectively worse than other matte coatings, I don't really see the hate there.

[@jimqjordun6431]

@@kylehooker3710 But still has no raised blacks like QDOLED. It's a trade off.

[@rua893]

bro this guys knowledge on monitors is amazing ,, very informative without being boring 👍👍

[@jonny555333]

I dont understand how it can do 27in 4k when its 4k at 32in natively. That just doesnt seem technically possible.

[@RiceCubeTech]

It’s not. It’s marketing bullshit 😂

[@justinsuerbier4301]

It isn't, he's yapping

[@heatnup]

It’s not doing 3840 x 2160 but it is displaying a slightly lower resolution that matches the aspect ratio.

[@panadolrr]

I guess in the same way that you can watch 8K KZbin stream on a 4K monitor

[@thegoodsherman]

No DisplayPort 2.1 No buy for me..maybe the next one for the 5090

[@ALFGamingTV]

Not a bad overview. thanks for showing extra menus features - would be nice to have a dedicated video about each thing in the menu of 32ucdm.

[@pryeti5340]

Dude you very good at what you do. So much information But presented well, it didn’t feel like too much because of your flow and delivery. You were on the point. Normally, I skim through videos but yours I watched the whole thing. Great job.

[@Phoenix-Brah]

Glorious content, straight to the point without dumbing it down. Good work king!

[@sutorman]

I picked this up yesterday and everything you attested to in the review is spot on. This is an excellent monitor. Great review.

[@joriewillard8826]

I watched a dozen reviews of this bad boy and nobody mentioned the ability to change resolutions. Your channel was never suggested while looking for reviews 😂. Just bought it today it went down from 1500 to 1200 euro today.

[@PeteTheL337]

You've come along way @BadSeed Tech since the first time I saw a video from you, in what feels like years ago now. Congrats.

[@palfotta]

Thank you for explaning DSC, I am kinda n00b in this topic and this was exactly what I was looking for!

[@squirrelsinjacket1804]

All the belly aching over DP 2.1 when it really isn't needed for 4k 240hz at all.

[@Darkeninggg]

@@squirrelsinjacket1804only thing I personally noticed with DSC is on the pg27aqn 360hz 1440p when alt tabbing you get a black screen for a few seconds.

[@Dizzyfatpigeon]

Thank you so much for covering the screen size feature, to which I had no idea the ASUS could do this, as far as I know only the gigabyte has this feature. I had great worries 4K over 32" would hurt competitive ability, but 1440p scaled to a smaller window sounds so perfect, its almost 2 monitors in one I was holding out for more reviews of the gigabyte/MSI/HP, but I think I'm gonna go with this one

[@G.Padilla]

The problem with DSC is not about the compression or being able to notice it or not, but that NVIDIA's driver issues. For example, they're known to have a bug which turns the screen black when alt-tabbing when going through DSC, and it doesn't seem they're in any rush to fix it.

[@tylercarey5211]

Just run the game in borderless window and that solves the problem.

[@ExtraIzana]

Love your videos,always so informative

[@alanmatotek5174]

Incredibly comprehensive and well produced review. Thanks man this was so enjoyable to watch.

[@Misfirem]

this is actually a do it all monitor, holy shit. the resolution/size change and the ability to do like 4k 240hz 24.5in is a genuine selling point for people who do both comp and single player. i'll generally assume that most people spending this kinda money on a monitor have a good PC, so this is a HUGE deal

[@cotasa]

Bro. IT IS NOT 4k 24.5, it is just the respective resolution at that size (about 25% less than 4k), than could be downgraded a bit more (but never show more pixeles)

[@Misfirem]

@@cotasa nothing gets past you buddy

[@zexymadman2281]

Great review, I was just able to snag one of these earlier today and I couldn't be more excited. This looks CRAZY..

[@zoiaz9575]

Great video and review! I've already ordered this screen. Hopefully getting it in mid april. Very excited about this monitor.

[@bwloawesome]

Two things: 1) As always, great review. You've been heavily influencing my purchasing since your first GSX 1000 video and if I hadn't just bought an OLED monitor two weeks ago, I would have bought this one based on this review. 2) I need to know what that sweater/hoodie is so I can pick one up. Keep on keepin' on, man

[@JynxedKoma]

I'm getting the Alienware 32" 4K 240Hz monitor in a few days. Can't wait! Even better, Alienware gives you 3 year burn-in warranty so there's really nothing to worry about, especially if you have a monitor spare in your house to replace it during such warranty servicing.

[@snowman7234]

Buddy, your delivery is ON POINT. Absolutely love your format, your knowledge and depth of review. God damn. This was shockingly good content. Subbed!

[@bladactania]

Great video, as always. You're obviously impressed with this monitor. Still out of my price range, but I'm not in a massive hurry to upgrade my existing monitor. Gonna be really exciting when these dip below that $1k mark. Really live the resolution option feature. Really great value add, imo. The other monitor people will surely be looking to copy that.

[@JeffHorne]

Subscribed. Thanks for being so clear and to the point. Excellent explanations of everything. This is how KZbin should be done!

[@R-R07]

Best review for the monitor. Thanks for talking about 24 and 27 mode !! Much appreciated

[@TheRealDlo]

Awesome review man. One of the best I have seen. Thank you!

[@sebbbi2]

Owned this monitor for two monts now. It’s pretty much perfect. The only downside is that HDR in desktop is unusable due to brightness variation. Same problem with LG OLED TVs too and all other OLED panels. However this monitor has fixed brightness LDR mode, which completely eliminates brightness fluctuation in desktop use. But you lose HDR. Not a big deal, since games run in full screen mode. But a bit awkward for KZbin HDR videos for example. Also worth noting that the 95W power delivery over USB-C requires lowering max brightness. So in practice it only charges your laptop at 65W. Not a problem with M3 Max or similar efficient laptop, but could be a problem with heavy Windows gaming laptop.

[@emelen73]

Excellent review, first vid of yours I've seen and on the strength of it, you got a new subscriber..👍👍 Look forward to more..

[@gtifury310]

I have an issue with the way you describe "4K" in a smaller screen size in this particular case. This is a 4k monitor, so it's 3840x2160. That's the amount of pixels that monitor has. If you shrink the size, you're using less pixels. It's not going to be sharper by shrinking the screen space, because you're just using less of the available pixels. The pixel density never changes. Do you see what I'm saying?

[@sm7085]

Great review! You explained many things that I had no idea about really well. Deserves a sub!

[@Mortlock2204]

Ohhhh I like this a lot actually. I’ve been really happy with my other ASUS monitors so I’m happy that the new best is even better. Thanks for the review

[@SidGameReview]

Great video! Just found this channel, keep up the good work!

[@michaelotto2744]

This is the single best review of this monitor on the Internet, highlighting key features and presenting solid arguments like no one else is. Amazing.

[@mvr4t]

I disagree with you, because he is yapping a lot. The best new OLED monitor reviews (imo) have been done by Monitors Unboxed.

[@droknron]

Hey, this is the first video from you I've ever watched and I just wanted to give you something to think about. When I was browsing for reviews of this monitor your video popped up several times and I didn't click on it because the title didn't say review in it and there is a sea of videos that literally just discuss the monitor without actually having it in their possession (reading spec sheets of the website etc). If you want to stand out from those and get more clicks I'd recommend making it clear in your titles that it's actually a review and not just a discussion video. It took about 3 recommendations from KZbin for me to finally give in and watch this and only then did I realise it was a review that I should watch, by the way, you did a great job reviewing it :)

[@scarpint3]

Just bought for $1k. Can’t wait to see it in action

[@spacecowboy53]

I bought this monitor, I took it back, It took all day adjusting it and then I discovered a brown 1/4" round blotch on the left side. I purchased the MSI MAG 401QR IPS 40". Once calibrated HDR. it is fantastic. All my games seem like new and it's half the price at $499.99. No OLED burn in to worry about. perfect with a clamp on mount.

[@Zerevar]

Ive been loving these monitors reviews! Keep on!

[@Majician]

Such an awesome info packed review. Other channels would do good to learn from a master. Thank you.

[@DZWini]

I watched your review of Asus PG32UCDM, just wondering Asus PG32UCDM and this LG Ultragear 32GS95UE-B, which one you prefer in 4k? I'd love you play with high refreshrate like 480hz but if not in 1080p, just compared both with 4k 240hz, which one is better?

[@DerekJamesMandy]

I’m stuck deciding between the two as well.

[@CoolCoyote]

yeah nah i wont be stuffing around with the resolution only factor for me will be that OLEDS are a bit less bright than normal lcd monitors. I knew that 27 inches is about maximum for any gamers but they went with 32 inches for maybe an all round gaming/entertainment size as it is OLED and so movies and other things come into it. Only other factor for buying this monitor is the so called 'pixel fix' thing cleaner . hmm possible gimmick but its interesting

[@JYoutubes10]

Great review and video! This would be my 240hz OLED of choice as of now, but I'm waiting for the Aorus monitor to drop before I make any final decisions.

[@DarknessessB11]

I'm really enjoying my G9 Oled that I picked up on black Friday. I can't see me upgrading for a long time, had this been out I would had consider it.

[@aceofspades3018]

OMG thank you so much for your time and researching the dp 2.1 issue. I have a 7900xtx and wasn't sure if I should upgrade from 1440p to 4k without dp 2.1 for future proofing. that being said I game next to a window so I will probably wait for the woled coming later this year from asus. great informative video!

[@PremiumAli]

I was honestly on the fence only because I was either waiting for the DP2 or for next years monitors. But man you really sold me on this badboy

[@gokhanbat6169]

Does 27 and 24 inch modes have an affect on the input latency or refresh rate performance (e.g UfO image clarity) noone seems to test these and in my opinion these are clearly why FPS players might want to pay extra for this monitor. Thank you

[@Dmachine2000]

Great info. Really looking forward to getting my hands on one of these.

[@StaySic4Ever]

I'll be waiting for the PG32UCDP model that has 480Hz mode also matte too. Being 32" for competitive fps to me will be no problem, can easily push it a bit further away, 9dm dept desk. The simulated physical size and custom resolutions is neat. I appreciate high PPI but for some fps games I can literally do 1080p at 50% res scale hah so scaling thing whatever. Though I'll probably just use 1080p 480hz at native for some games. Will push it far enough to make it feel like 24"/27" if I want, easy. But great stuff, really aside from lack of DP 2.0 for futureproofing, another thing I'd like to see is full Hz BFI and BFI sync.

[@jake..A]

The thing about simulating a smaller screen is your gonna get burn in after playing games all the time like that. the panel is just going to be uneven colour.

[@Alex-il2pq]

Thanks for the good review! If you play 4k you're better off pushing the monitor back enough if that's a possibilty than reducing size to 27 otherwise you'll lose some clarity. But if the rig is struggling with 4K I would definitely consider opting in at 27 or 24.5 at those "odd" resolutions as those would be equivilent for native for this monitor at those sizes. It's pretty cool and unique that it's an option and it definitely adds more wiggle room to manage to get competitive games hit that 240 target with a good rig! Definitely peakes my interest to get this monitor

[@2namiii]

Had to turn on notifications for your channel, I never see your videos in my feed.

[@llabelle4367]

most thorough review of this monitor i've seen yet.

[@badseedtech]

Thanks!

[@nbrikha]

I need the 480hz with 240hz BFI on the WOLED coming later this year. BFI will be the deciding factor

[@diogopadrao4118]

I don’t know if you will do so in the future, but I would love for you to review the ROG Keris II and revisit the ROG Azoth (or the Strix Scope 96 II wireless) to Check those white snow keycaps instead of the Red ones. Great content as per usual.❤

[@mopnem]

I found the hdr atrocious & the text fringing unacceptable. As BasSeed also has experience with an oled tv used as a monitor would you say it’s worse or better? I am coming from calibrated sdr/hdr tv’s

[@johnnycash8447]

the aspect control feature is amazing however it’s not really the same as having a 4k 27” or 24.5” monitor as there obviously isn’t physically that many pixels in those sizes. Either keeping the default resolution or a lower one that scales well will probably give you the best image and performance.

[@Garrett1974]

After using the LG CX 48" 4K 120Hz OLED TV for 18 months and the LG C2 42" 4K 120Hz OLED TV for 12 months both without burn-in I have to say I'm not too afraid of my MSI 321URX getting burn-in. Especially with all the prevention settings there are, just like with the Asus PG32UCDM. Let's see what other monitors come to market this year, it's gonna be really good! Thanks for the video!

[@N4CR]

Yeah burn in on monitors and TVs is basically a thing of the past. A tech who swapped my 48 C2 panel told me he's seen some doing advertising at 60k hours with no burn in at all.. we don't have to worry with our peasantish 10-20k hour usage lol.

[@Xxav88]

You can customize the resolution on cropped mode? Why did no one else mention this? This is awesome. My biggest concern with using the cropped mode is that the pixels would burn uneven if you play a lot of hours in cropped mode. Similar to playing 16:9 on ultrawide oleds.

[@vreyd]

Thank you for your video! This is the first one I've seen on your channel. I'm impressed by how well you convey information in English, even for non-native speakers. Do you or the community have any other tips? Currently, I have a Radeon RX 6950 XT installed and don't plan to upgrade for the next 3-4 years. Should I invest in a 4K panel and go with upscaling technologies and adjust the details for a stable 60 fps or stay with 1440p with that video card? Also, on this specific monitor there's the option for the smaller display output.

[@LoavesChrozp]

I would recommend to stay with 1440p if low fps bothers you. Because games will struggle with 4k on the fps side of things especially if you use ultra settings or anti aliasing.

[@scofozo]

thanks for mentioning bfi! can't wait to see 240hz bfi at some point,that is, until microled reinvents the monitor space

[@Jackjack1978.]

Everyone always argues that OLED has enough brightness, But it is obvious when you see a panel that has 500 nits vrs 250 nits that brighness truly increases color saturation, vibrancy, and pop. That was one of my only grievances going from a 500 PLUS nit panel in SDR vrs the 245 nit Oled SDR. The difference Is night and day literally. There is a point in which we will be able to max out brightness and start getting diminishing returns, But OLED is far from that number. I had the ASUS PG35VQ monitor and I believe it hit above 500 nit brightness in SDR and obviously 1000 nit HDR. When I got my OLED(AW3423DW), I looked at both panels side by side in real time and even though the OLED panel was superior overall in a lot of different ways a cried because of the loss of that vibrancy that 500 nits got you...

[@mikekelliher99]

Great review! Would you be able to compare this to the MSI MPG 321URX?

[@mikegbow4203]

Dude, awesome review but even better beard! That thing is trimmed to perfection 😃

[@badseedtech]

Yo thanks brother! 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@kyledenmead_]

Solid vid my guy. I got the AW3225QF. I wish it had that size toggle

[@LoavesChrozp]

It's a great monitor. It has the best bang for your buck. I got the Asus and I think the price is way too much.

[@nathanielsackey2083]

Love your voice....think I've found a new fav channel

[@glue5911]

That display ratio options feature is hella awesome!

[@Dream-Academy]

Far out. This is my first watch with you. Silly name but you are a great fast no BS presenter. Thanks.

[@johnbrooks6257]

I have two of these in dual setup. I love them honestly.

[@samihamouri]

great details in the video , thank you

[@STOGG]

Dope video BadSeed. Any plans on creating a video for the TV that you edit your videos on?

[@hank9th]

I'd love to see a feature that lets you dynamically change the "virtual" monitor size and position on the larger screen. Basically a fully customizable "crop" so you can get any screen size you want at a particular aspect ratio & pixel scale.

[@NuttyPistachio]

I appreciate the dolby vision acknowledgement, it's a pretty trash situation across the pc gaming and console world rn and I hope it gets better. I personally use it for blu ray and 4k movies since I rip them onto a local hard drive to watch on my pc or stream locally to my tv. In that very niche use case dolby vision ends up being a big win for movies when its supported, but still needs hoops jumped through and fun little annoyances to get working smoothly

[@mod9247]

Thanks for the great review! Hopefully, Asus will release a 27" version soon.

[@lsfire3489]

I have burn in on my lg oled tv from my kids playing fortnite and watching fortnite videos. Mostly watching fortnite videos and this has only been within 2 years. The health bar and weapons areas are now burned in. It is not like they have watch videos all day they have school and go to sports so i think it is important for people to know.

[@LakerTriangle]

I literally started looking for a 4k OLED last night...PERFECT timing!

[@mcod99]

Normally these videos titles are clickbait, but holy shit this was a fantastic and informative video BadSeed. Reliable as always.

[@VMYeahVN]

It's still a clickbait title (which isn't inherently bad), it's just there happened to be good content behind it. People really need to stop using "clickbait" incorrectly. Clickbait just means "attention grabbing title". And that is independent of whether the video is good or bad.

[@Xamy-]

The beard trim/cut looks ultra clean 👌

[@SonicDestiny]

Over 500 dollars more in EU for totaly same OLED panel as alienware. You surely shouldn`t buy this.

[@Sapca1111]

The Killer Feature part is amazing and first time I heard of it. 32 inch is a bit too big for competitive at least for a while. Just got the monitor and was struggling with it. But activating the 27 inch mode and going 4K 240HZ is GodLike. Huge thanks for this amazing tip! Any tips or settings I should change when using the monitor? Saw the TFT guide on hownto calibrate and set up the monitor but itnkinda kills the OLED Features...

[@audioAI]

Many new phones can record video in Dolby Vision (my OPPO Find X6 Pro from last year does), so the only case for it on the PC may be to play them back them on the monitor instead of the phone screen.

[@c_5865]

Thanks for the review! What is the keyboard at 0:31 ?

[@Dalilelo]

Can anyone answer this? :D

[@pika3.14]

Thank you so much for the wonderful research and spitting out true facts which these manufacturers hide from us. 😊

[@user-jo8nj]

excellent review, exactly what I needed, thanks a lot!

[@Teklien]

Honestly for me personally. I’ve been rocking a 43” UltraWide for the past 5 years & since I’ve become so accustomed to a large panel I can’t see me going any smaller than 40”. If they release this in a 42” or 48” I’ll happily throw my $$ at them!!

[@nilfisktun]

Sick! But fiddling with the OSD to change display size sounds a bit meh.. Would have been nice with some buttons or a remote, to program this directly onto.

[@yoyigu]

Really like the video, new subscriber from Chile, regards.

[@RoarinShots]

I bought this monitor and its pretty amazing. ALTHOUGH I would have liked to see some size option SKUs for both the UCDP & UCDM, like 35" or 45" versions.

[@Captain-Chats]

I had this monitor and sent it back. They’ve locked the settings when In HDR mode. You can’t change anything and to your liking while in HDR which I find absolutely ridiculous.

[@christianweber1231]

Top tier content 👌. Would this be considered an upgrade coming from an asus PG32UQX?