I like your videos it's easy to understand u dont talk to fast , and sometimes you do explain what are some things like , for example , when I mean like, K v m switch .I didn't know what that means until u explain it. Anyways, seeing features etc of the monitor I'm definitely want to buy this.I was considering the alienware. But I officially made my decision gonna be the asus!
Ty Nicolas. However i would poit that with wirmware mcm105 there is a brightness boost option for better brightness in hdr console more simular to 25-50% white window paramets as true black 400 mode. Would be nice if you mentiomn that because this makes hdr 1000 (console) actually very good and simular to true black 400 but brightter with small hiighlights pop and better shadow details etc.
rtings used an gtx 960 to test a 4k HDR1000 monitor and had the FALD tech turned off, and it took them years to realize this (their x27 review). Take everything with a grain of salt.
"Updated Aug 17, 2020: We've retested the SDR and HDR peak brightness, as well as the HDR color gamut and HDR color volume with local dimming enabled." how the F can they manage to leave off the most anticipated feature from a monitor and then take 2 years to realize this? an obvious meta-analysis of the reviews of the x27 clearly highlighted rtings as being the outlier. and knowing they used a gtx 960 for this 4k $2000 USD monitor, really goes to show how rtings are not gamers
I am experiencing color banding on my PG32UCDM. I did EIZO test and there were noticeable banding issues. Not sure if I should return it - I am still within 30 days return window.
I just don't see how this monitor is better than the MSI 321URX, especially when the 321 URX is $850 AUD cheaper here in Australia. The MSI has better VRR Flicker handling, better input lag, and better pre-cal colour. The only thing with the Asus is that is has a slightly better SDR brightness, and BFI, but what's the point of BFI with such high refresh rates??...
Enough for daytime usage with no direct window light. But 250 nits max on an oled is like a bugatti on bike wheels. I got the g8 with the same panel but brightness feels like a bottleneck to otherwise incredible picture quality of this monitor.
@@drunkhusband6257he’s referring to console gaming at 120hz. There’s a 10 second input lag which is higher than much of the competition. For 240hz gaming it’s non existent
@@louissalmi5726 Yes exactly, i mean at 120hz, and it is even worse at 60hz. The Msi monitor got a software update recently that improved their input lag significantly, which makes my asus monitor look bad now.
@@drunkhusband6257 not at 60 or 120hz. i bet you dont even have the monitor and just come here and write some hate comment not even understanding what i mean. WTF is wrong with people on youtube comments
I like your videos it's easy to understand u dont talk to fast , and sometimes you do explain what are some things like , for example , when I mean like, K v m switch .I didn't know what that means until u explain it. Anyways, seeing features etc of the monitor I'm definitely want to buy this.I was considering the alienware. But I officially made my decision gonna be the asus!
The Samsung OLED G8 does NOT cover burn in for its warranty. I confirmed this with Samsung directly.
S32DG80 is covered 3 years
Depends on the region. Here where I live they in fact do. I also asked Samsung directly.
wrong. 2 years full burn in panel cover with warrianty. however i have no idea how will you prove it to get a replacement.
Here it is. You can see it on the Samsung page
Hello, the analysis of the LG 27GS95QE, please, thank you very much.
Ty Nicolas. However i would poit that with wirmware mcm105 there is a brightness boost option for better brightness in hdr console more simular to 25-50% white window paramets as true black 400 mode. Would be nice if you mentiomn that because this makes hdr 1000 (console) actually very good and simular to true black 400 but brightter with small hiighlights pop and better shadow details etc.
No nonsense reviews, love it! 😉🙏🏻🇸🇪
rtings used an gtx 960 to test a 4k HDR1000 monitor and had the FALD tech turned off, and it took them years to realize this (their x27 review). Take everything with a grain of salt.
"Updated Aug 17, 2020: We've retested the SDR and HDR peak brightness, as well as the HDR color gamut and HDR color volume with local dimming enabled." how the F can they manage to leave off the most anticipated feature from a monitor and then take 2 years to realize this? an obvious meta-analysis of the reviews of the x27 clearly highlighted rtings as being the outlier.
and knowing they used a gtx 960 for this 4k $2000 USD monitor, really goes to show how rtings are not gamers
@a36538 you are holding onto this from 4 years ago? Lmao
The brightness is locked to 40% not 65% if using 90 watt mode. At least that's what mine said when i turned it on.
Crazy how the LG C1 has way better HDR brightness. Just wish there was a QD Oled monitor that would push at least 1000 nits
Vrr off or on its better for play on Ps5 ?
Having Vrr on is always better.
Existe el Monitor Perfecto ? Cda marca de Monitor analizado tiene sus defectos
Thats a lot of input lag at 120..around where i play. I wonder if any of the other monitors that use this panel are faster there.
Fan noise? I thought it used a heatsink?
How do you calibrate it?
How much input lag for BFI ?
How long is the included hdmi 2.1 cable?
you didn't test the kvm switch huh
I am experiencing color banding on my PG32UCDM. I did EIZO test and there were noticeable banding issues. Not sure if I should return it - I am still within 30 days return window.
is "VRR flicker" noticeable when watching movies or just while playing games?
Movies have a fixed framerate, instead of a variable one, so it won't be an issue
Whats with the Cooler-Noise?
fan less they have a custom heatsink
@@retilecat because atm i have an 5 year old asus rog 4k hdr qdot Monitor and its very noisy.
@retilecatthat’s what I thought so I don’t know why they mentioned a fan at the beginning
DV is worthless unless you have a streaming device hooked up to the monitor...
That is not true,the Netflix app on Windows store works with Dolby Vision properly.
dolby vision works, with dovi extensions from ms store, also recommended energy media player
I just don't see how this monitor is better than the MSI 321URX, especially when the 321 URX is $850 AUD cheaper here in Australia. The MSI has better VRR Flicker handling, better input lag, and better pre-cal colour. The only thing with the Asus is that is has a slightly better SDR brightness, and BFI, but what's the point of BFI with such high refresh rates??...
Asus rog swift $999 plus taxes Yeah, man, it's like a roughly 180. Dollars cheaper This make me sense
how to connect this screen to 4090 better through hdmi 2.1 or dp1.4?
DisplayPort for sure.
is 250 nits bright enough ?
Enough for daytime usage with no direct window light. But 250 nits max on an oled is like a bugatti on bike wheels. I got the g8 with the same panel but brightness feels like a bottleneck to otherwise incredible picture quality of this monitor.
The higher input lag is an issue, asus disappoints here, especially since this is a gamer focused monitor.
? It has the lowest input lag of any monitor on the market...
@@drunkhusband6257he’s referring to console gaming at 120hz. There’s a 10 second input lag which is higher than much of the competition. For 240hz gaming it’s non existent
@@louissalmi5726 Yes thats what I was referring to. Don't see too many people using it for a console though
@@louissalmi5726 Yes exactly, i mean at 120hz, and it is even worse at 60hz. The Msi monitor got a software update recently that improved their input lag significantly, which makes my asus monitor look bad now.
@@drunkhusband6257 not at 60 or 120hz. i bet you dont even have the monitor and just come here and write some hate comment not even understanding what i mean. WTF is wrong with people on youtube comments
Wow peak brightness is worse than the LG B4 tv even when the B4 is in game mode. This monitor is not worth the price at all
The flicker is horrible.