@@mudkipman1 Then you never owned a pg27uq after 1.5 years and than got refurbished ones from Asus where your monitor fan makes a noise like it was the serverroom itself.
@@mudkipman1 It wasn't to me at first, but then it went louder and was jumping between different noise levels every 10 seconds. So I asked for a fix and got 3 replacements. 1st had huge pixelerror issues and a broken fan. 2nd hat broken LED and a very loud fan. It was 4 times as loud as my original one. 3rd one had the same fan issues as the 2nd one and jumping between 2 noise levels constantly. After that, I got my money back and I am waiting for the pg32uqx.
Excellent review, properly explaining good and bad sides of this. It's obviously new tech and there aren't that much mini LED panels available around. But in say 3-5 years when (most likely) Apple pushes for more production lines (new iPad, iMac use these) it will be nice to upgrade from 27GN950.
Just got this monitor and it runs rock solid 4K @ 144Hz 12-bit color with HDR and GSYNC enabled. Using a watercooled EVGA RTX3080Ti FTW3 Ultra. Also confirmed this monitor can achieve +1500 nits brightness. I bought mine refurbished off of Amazon for $2800, and will admit I was literally cringing in anticipation when I first powered on the this monitor. To my amazement, not one dead or stuck pixel and all functions worked with no issues. Yes there is noticeable blooming in specific dark scenes which can be reduced or eliminated by changing the Variable Backlight setting (Off, Level 1, 2, and 3). I will tell you now that I’m keeping this beast. Just seeing games with HDR and watching HDR movies on Netflix and RUclips make it worth every penny 😎
As someone who snagged an Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ back in late April 2020 (those work from home tax write offs) BF1 has some of the most amazing HDR I've seen. There were a few missions that with only a 1000nit peek brightness, my room looked like it was daytime while playing at 1am. It can be quite surreal. Cyberpunk 2077 was amazing with my eyes sometimes squinting when a large, beautiful neon sign comes into view. Love the content, keep it up!
Thank you for the noise remark, you were the only review that mention it, and to me the most important aspect, its simply a deal breaker. Hope you manage to get a sample of the Acer Predator XB32 4k144hz HDR400 Gsync Compatible $1200, this is what i would love to get my hands on.
Can someone PLEASE explain to me what in the hell that is 4:03? I have Philips momemtum VESA1000 and this thing keeps popping all the time. Some games are just unplayable. It's always green-pink lines or mashups. Mostly om grey scenes like shadows in the game. Drives me crazy.
Even on my SDR screen that BF 1 night gameplay looked sick AF! I really hope we can get monitors that are a little bit better than this at an affordable price in a few years!
This channel is just perfect. Actually insane gaming skill, superb knowledge and you love Battlefield 1 and Apex as much as I do :D Couldnt imagine a better creator than you.
as far as I noticed when watching Cyberpunk 77 driving through scenery videos in HDR, I can clearly say it is the best HDR game with more realistic HDR implementation due to muting the hud so it looks like it faded away, cars glow with its lamps, leds and more. The buildings with advertising, Japan Town, shop windows all are bright to catch the players attention. It is just great. Some games seem to try to use HDR more in an artistic way or fake comic style, where they do not get it right. I prefer HDR to be used in a realistic way of colouring and lighting and only deviate from it in the bounds for the vision of the game in SDR (dont reinvent the wheel what I meant to say)
OLED is budget technology. You will never get a true HDR experience with an OLED panel, because it lacks the peak brightness. Not to mention that the terrible pixel density of that 48 inch TV and the burn-in issues make that OLED unsuitable for use as a PC monitor.
@@chiefjudge8456 I already have the CX48. You're right that it doesn't have the peak brightness that allows for great specular highlights. But frankly, neither do 1000+nit TVs. To get really compelling specular highlights, we'll need to wait for 4000 nit microled TVs. The CX48 is quite popular among gamers- and many folks on reddit have outlined how to manage the large size. This screen is over 2X the price, is quite noisy, and has local dimming that is seemingly annoying for desktop use. Plus, with respect to the pixel density, my desktop is quite deep and I use a keyboard and mouse tray so the density from my viewing distance is the same as a 32" from most people's viewing distance. As for the burn-in, just use a black background, hide the keyboard tray, and reduce the idle time. Problem completely solved. This would be a more interesting comparison but with this screen being over 2X the street price, the OLED is the clear winner. Once a 42" OLED is released, it'll definitely be a no-brainer.
The first time I started a HDR video on my LG OLED C9, I was blown away. I just can't watch movies without it anymore. I'm really looking forward to it becoming mainstream on the PC-monitor market as well! This is not the monitor I'll be buying, but it sure showcases what's to come!
Yea HDR Raytracing and 3D Audio are amazing features if you expirience those. I would also love to have some sort of feedback that i can feel on my body. I Play Returnnal on the PS5 with the new haptic feedback on the controller. And if you expirience that you want to have it in all games. Overall it's the summ of all the features that if they come togehter gives you a true amazing feeling :)
Thanks for the great review! After reading complaints about the UCX fan noise, that's what concerned me most about the UQX and it's for sure a dealbreaker. Wonder if the ProArt PA32UCG will also have the same fan noise.
I really hope we start getting better HDR implementation in games. Generally its nothing but an afterthought and it 100% shows. In a lot of games stuff just looks worse
I like the way he points out that its the most expensive monitor he's ever reviewed but still leaves a link in the description as if we'll actually buy it
Damn, I was waiting for the release of this monitor and mostly convinced to buy it. But the whole point of this purchase was a monitor that ticks all the boxes, this one has bad ghosting and lacks HDMI 2.1 Also those quirks like stupid OLED display and noisy fan. I guess I'll pass.
Just ordered it. Desk size is my constant. Anything above 32inches would be an ergonomic failure, and I’m an HDR junkie , content producer , swing trader and investor as well the biggest gamer on earth. This is a dream come true - considering the tech this thing is packing, $3k is actually a steal
I hope they make a proper 4k 144hz+ HDR 32 inch monitor soon. It's crazy how the TV's are so good and i'd buy one but i can't fit one on my desk. Why do the actual monitors have to be so much behind in tech?
@@KaLaka16 LG already announced a 32 inch 4K HDR OLED screen... but it's only 60 Hz. Still, the fact that they're doing it and that we see ANY 32 inch 4K screens makes me excited for the future :)
@@KaLaka16 I see. In that case, the ones I've mentioned (from Gigabyte and Acer) could be a great option for you. They'll both have one standard full backlight so no dimming zones for HDR and therefore no light bubbles around your cursor or discolorations as we've seen in this video. Yet, both will have a 144Hz refresh rate. The one from Gigabyte (FI32U) should be out this month.
I just picked one up and the backlight haloing issue on grey backgrounds as seen @3:48 in this vid is my only issue with this display.....Is there any fix, setting or workaround...My PG27UQ DOES NOT have yhis issue and frankly is gonna be a deal breaker. Please expand on this and press asus for explanation.
I read that asus pg32uqx has hdmi 2.0 and display port 1.4. So in 4k with FullRGB chroma we can go to a maximum of 60 fps. Do you think they will update the hdmi 2.1 and display port 2.0? If desired, there would be the possibility of using the display port 1.4, which thanks to DSC, allows you to reach 144 hz in 4k with FullRGB, but I don't like it as a concept because DSC is always a compression.
8 and 10 bit is mostly going to be apparent in the way both handle gradients. 8bit panels will have minor to moderate banding as you shift from one color to the next through the gradient; varying in effect with color and panel. 10 bit will be able to display many more colors within a gradient, thus removing the banding almost altogether. While it does effect the panels ability to display color, 8 bit is likely unnoticeable during high motion speed applications such as gaming and video, and 10 bit will lend its self to static imaging in photo editing etc where the image is more stationary.
This was my problem with PC Monitors. Anything decent with HDR costs an arm and a leg. So I ended up getting the LG 48CX. It's amazing. Plus, if I want to watch movie or something, I just power off the PC and load up Netflix, Prime or PLEX.
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9:20 you’re actually such a sweetheart for putting the countdown there so that we don’t blow out our ears
that's Ali for ya!
geh
This man has never made a single bad video
Bf1 benchmark gtx 1070 i7 7700k
Simp😂
That night battlefield footage really makes me wanna experience this in person
Let's go visit!
Oh the game. Yeah. Not an ACTUAL Battlefield.
@GHΩST ummm no
@GHΩST Please tell me you’re joking.
@@FuncleChuck what game was that
First review I've seen that actually mentions the fan noise. Well done.
I don't understand while others completely ignore the fact that this monitor has active cooling.
@@Peh84 active cooling fans never bother me
@@mudkipman1 Then you never owned a pg27uq after 1.5 years and than got refurbished ones from Asus where your monitor fan makes a noise like it was the serverroom itself.
@@Peh84 funny you say that since that's my current monitor and I literally don't care about the fan noise at all lol. It's not that loud at all to me
@@mudkipman1 It wasn't to me at first, but then it went louder and was jumping between different noise levels every 10 seconds. So I asked for a fix and got 3 replacements. 1st had huge pixelerror issues and a broken fan. 2nd hat broken LED and a very loud fan. It was 4 times as loud as my original one. 3rd one had the same fan issues as the 2nd one and jumping between 2 noise levels constantly. After that, I got my money back and I am waiting for the pg32uqx.
Love the touch of the countdown timer during the noise level comparison between the monitor and pc.
Consistently impressed with your ability to pack so much useful information into a concise and well produced video!
Me when a monitor review title says "Mini LED" "4K" and "HDR": Oh boy, this thing is gonna cost a fortune.
in 10 years it will cost 500 USD and will be twice better. Our time will come, be patient LOL
@@madd5 I'll use 64k by then
@@madd5 less than 5 year
@@madd5 10 years? It’ll be $200 by then. In 5 years it’ll already be under $1000.
@@xblur17 doubt :)
Plus, I am not talking about this exact monitor. I am talking about a future miniled monitor with like 300hz.
You got me!! "Best for Last" I thought you were about to announce some godly low price.
2:35 "A dark grey and bronze coloured metal stand which will survive world war 3". Best line ever😂😂
I know lol 😂
A nice touch of humour, hardly seen that b4 on this channel
@@sushimshah2896 exactly
Really? That's fun for ya? Whew.
Gawd! Gonna say it: ITS. A GREAT DAY WHEN OPTIMUM TECH UPLOADS!
Very true very true
It's only your 278th time saying this
@@ishanmuthu5434 Yep! Facts, nothing you can do about them!
Cringe
His videos are pure quality, very beautiful cinematography
That night map in BF1 was so good, that game really nailed the atmosphere!! A classic for sure!
The monitor review god is back with a banger yes, been waiting for this review 🔥
His thumbnails , Video Backgrounds and editing skills are dope
I have been waiting a long time for this one! Looks amazing.
I just wanna know from where are you getting wallpapers man..
me too
It's from Pexels
He did say that in his first Valorant vid over on his gaming channel
@@sushimshah2896 thanks for the info mate
@@mateuscosta5465 thanks for the info mate.
Don't know the things about his videos are so catchy and calming to watch.. I can't resist clicking on it
Damn that Dark Mode intro is killer! Keep up the good work!
There is just a very calming vibe to all of his videos. Good stuff...
Excellent review, properly explaining good and bad sides of this. It's obviously new tech and there aren't that much mini LED panels available around. But in say 3-5 years when (most likely) Apple pushes for more production lines (new iPad, iMac use these) it will be nice to upgrade from 27GN950.
9:19 that was very nice to give us time to adjust our volume down again
IMO clarity is also important, your review is very holistic, thanks.
I think I've finally decided who my favorite tech RUclipsr is at this point:)
he's been mine
Just got this monitor and it runs rock solid 4K @ 144Hz 12-bit color with HDR and GSYNC enabled. Using a watercooled EVGA RTX3080Ti FTW3 Ultra. Also confirmed this monitor can achieve +1500 nits brightness. I bought mine refurbished off of Amazon for $2800, and will admit I was literally cringing in anticipation when I first powered on the this monitor. To my amazement, not one dead or stuck pixel and all functions worked with no issues. Yes there is noticeable blooming in specific dark scenes which can be reduced or eliminated by changing the Variable Backlight setting (Off, Level 1, 2, and 3). I will tell you now that I’m keeping this beast. Just seeing games with HDR and watching HDR movies on Netflix and RUclips make it worth every penny 😎
can you compare its HDR to the HDR on an LG Oled?
Mine comes tomorrow hopefully it’s beautiful
As someone who snagged an Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ back in late April 2020 (those work from home tax write offs) BF1 has some of the most amazing HDR I've seen. There were a few missions that with only a 1000nit peek brightness, my room looked like it was daytime while playing at 1am. It can be quite surreal. Cyberpunk 2077 was amazing with my eyes sometimes squinting when a large, beautiful neon sign comes into view.
Love the content, keep it up!
Thank you for the noise remark, you were the only review that mention it, and to me the most important aspect, its simply a deal breaker. Hope you manage to get a sample of the Acer Predator XB32 4k144hz HDR400 Gsync Compatible $1200, this is what i would love to get my hands on.
I have the PG27UQ (older model) and just purchased the PG32UQX. I'll keep you posted on the comparison if anyone is interested.
Im interested
@@ricardojose1301 what would you like to know?
@@tiltedtoken1450 comparisons
Can someone PLEASE explain to me what in the hell that is 4:03? I have Philips momemtum VESA1000 and this thing keeps popping all the time. Some games are just unplayable. It's always green-pink lines or mashups. Mostly om grey scenes like shadows in the game. Drives me crazy.
Thank you for adding that countdown. It's always such a shock.
Link to the wallpaper in the thumbnail image, pretty please 🥺
Yeah I need this
6:45 - all display manufactres
THAT GIVeS US A IDEA
New monitor - adjusts your enviroment to whatever your playing
Even on my SDR screen that BF 1 night gameplay looked sick AF!
I really hope we can get monitors that are a little bit better than this at an affordable price in a few years!
Any self emissive pixel monitors would be more than little better and for this kind price it should be OLED already now!
@@tuunaes It's weird that we have these big LG OLED screens and the small OLED screens on phones but almost nothing in between
@@towb0at Because it's absolutely costly to produce those sizes inbetween those.
Got a 27GN950 a few months back. Coming from a 2K 60fps display from 2014 -- the LG is absolutely incredible
I love 4K @ 27, I use 200% scaling for that ultra sharp look.
Awesome stuff man! I appreciate the time that goes into your editing and filming. Keep it up!
This channel is just perfect. Actually insane gaming skill, superb knowledge and you love Battlefield 1 and Apex as much as I do :D Couldnt imagine a better creator than you.
FUKING SICK! U GOT IT. I KEEP WAITING FOR THIS! THANKS!
as far as I noticed when watching Cyberpunk 77 driving through scenery videos in HDR, I can clearly say it is the best HDR game with more realistic HDR implementation due to muting the hud so it looks like it faded away, cars glow with its lamps, leds and more. The buildings with advertising, Japan Town, shop windows all are bright to catch the players attention. It is just great. Some games seem to try to use HDR more in an artistic way or fake comic style, where they do not get it right. I prefer HDR to be used in a realistic way of colouring and lighting and only deviate from it in the bounds for the vision of the game in SDR (dont reinvent the wheel what I meant to say)
I wonder how this monitor stacks up against the Alienware QD-OLED monitor.
The best review so far on this monitor, no sugar coating.
Can someone please tell me where to download that background he had on the monitor! The one in the start of the video.
He answered that in his first Valorant vid over on his gaming channel
@@sushimshah2896 What is his gaming channel
@@retrohit8933 check his channels tab, I don't remember the name
Where did you get your wallpaper on the thumbnail?
Any chance you have a source for the screensavers/videos at 5:50? Cheers, awesome content as always Ali.
Here's the source: ruclips.net/video/1MieluM0c6c/видео.html
Might be from one of his other videos as well
Thanks mate
Where’s the wallpaper at 0:55 from?
Glad you mentioned the CX 48". If you can stomach the size, it's a winner. Definitely superior to this screen.
OLED is budget technology. You will never get a true HDR experience with an OLED panel, because it lacks the peak brightness. Not to mention that the terrible pixel density of that 48 inch TV and the burn-in issues make that OLED unsuitable for use as a PC monitor.
@@chiefjudge8456 I already have the CX48. You're right that it doesn't have the peak brightness that allows for great specular highlights. But frankly, neither do 1000+nit TVs. To get really compelling specular highlights, we'll need to wait for 4000 nit microled TVs. The CX48 is quite popular among gamers- and many folks on reddit have outlined how to manage the large size.
This screen is over 2X the price, is quite noisy, and has local dimming that is seemingly annoying for desktop use.
Plus, with respect to the pixel density, my desktop is quite deep and I use a keyboard and mouse tray so the density from my viewing distance is the same as a 32" from most people's viewing distance.
As for the burn-in, just use a black background, hide the keyboard tray, and reduce the idle time. Problem completely solved.
This would be a more interesting comparison but with this screen being over 2X the street price, the OLED is the clear winner. Once a 42" OLED is released, it'll definitely be a no-brainer.
@@chiefjudge8456 ah , very clear to tell you have never owned/used an OLED. I pity you.
@@wothmm5192 I have had several OLEDs and they all fall wayyyy behind the PG32UQX in terms of HDR. It’s not even close.
The first time I started a HDR video on my LG OLED C9, I was blown away. I just can't watch movies without it anymore. I'm really looking forward to it becoming mainstream on the PC-monitor market as well! This is not the monitor I'll be buying, but it sure showcases what's to come!
Yea HDR Raytracing and 3D Audio are amazing features if you expirience those.
I would also love to have some sort of feedback that i can feel on my body.
I Play Returnnal on the PS5 with the new haptic feedback on the controller. And if you expirience that you want to have it in all games.
Overall it's the summ of all the features that if they come togehter gives you a true amazing feeling :)
I really like to download the wallpaper that you use in your monitor reviews they look 🤩
My guy your editing skills are amazing
5:00 BF1 with Martini-Henry, I see you're a man of culture as well :D
I didn't know people still played bf1 in Aus. I'm going to have a game tonight! It's one of my favorites also.
@@sausages932 EU servers for PC are always full
500k subs on the way soon! 😎 Thanks for always providing top class content.
Thanks for the great review! After reading complaints about the UCX fan noise, that's what concerned me most about the UQX and it's for sure a dealbreaker. Wonder if the ProArt PA32UCG will also have the same fan noise.
wallpaper?
I really hope we start getting better HDR implementation in games. Generally its nothing but an afterthought and it 100% shows. In a lot of games stuff just looks worse
It just seems half baked. I enable it and everything is washed out, open a game and it's super dark. 🙄
Well you need to make sure you have a monitor that can properly display it.
As always. Super clean content!
A monitor that makes noise is a hard pass for me, thank you so much for pointing that out
where can i find wallpapers like those??
£3000 🤣 LG OLED all the way, for half the price, I got excited for the video just to be let down.
Great video, thanks for the input 👌🏽
I am fucking rich thanks to shares like Biontech. I will buy it for sure.
wallpaper link?
I like the way he points out that its the most expensive monitor he's ever reviewed but still leaves a link in the description as if we'll actually buy it
someone will, idk who but a person with that money exits
kickback is kickback. Could never hurt to link the stuff he's reviewing
Speak for yourself. I won't buy it but someone definitely will.
I will buy it because I want a good HDR performance high refresh monitor in the 32"-35" space and the 32" 4k options suckkkkk
I’m a new sub and first video of yours I’ve see. I thought it was great. 👍
So it looks crap when not playing a game, it’s loud and expensive. Great.
i know right. i like all that baller gear, but those downsides are pretty bad...
@@iHasCaek So bad that i wouldnt buy it at half the price imho
its the greatest game of all the time cyberbug 1956
I have an hdr 1000 monitor and imo it isn't very distracting at all. predator x35 for reference
Finally!! I've been waiting for this release for years.
Loved the dark theme intro😁
Awesome review man , keep up the good work!
Damn, I was waiting for the release of this monitor and mostly convinced to buy it.
But the whole point of this purchase was a monitor that ticks all the boxes, this one has bad ghosting and lacks HDMI 2.1
Also those quirks like stupid OLED display and noisy fan.
I guess I'll pass.
ghosting is number 1 deal breaker
Can't wait to pick this thing up! Already have a buyer lined up for my PG27UQ and fully ready to go.
I’m not interested anymore in your 27inch!!!
Stand will survive WWIII 😂
Just ordered it. Desk size is my constant. Anything above 32inches would be an ergonomic failure, and I’m an HDR junkie , content producer , swing trader and investor as well the biggest gamer on earth. This is a dream come true - considering the tech this thing is packing, $3k is actually a steal
Did u get your PG32UQX? How do u like it? I just got one last weekend.
I tried 32" as my main display but it's just too big man. 27" is really the sweetspot.
32"-35" sweet spot.
What was that orange and blue/black wallpaper? It was epic!
At first I was like $3k?!? Then I was like, what am I thinking, it will be $6,000 from the scalpers.
Lol
where the wallpaper from in 3:39? if someone find send a link of it
How could anyone have disliked this video….?
where do you get those nice backround lights? in the room
32" is too big for me. I tried but 27" is allready big for gaming. So I'll stay at 27" and will be enjoying that 4K high PPI one time in the future.
This channel is so underrated.
I‘m glad I found it.
That’s a definite pass. I hope you’re also going to review the next two upcoming 32 inch 4K monitors from Gigabyte and Acer.
I hope they make a proper 4k 144hz+ HDR 32 inch monitor soon. It's crazy how the TV's are so good and i'd buy one but i can't fit one on my desk. Why do the actual monitors have to be so much behind in tech?
@@KaLaka16 LG already announced a 32 inch 4K HDR OLED screen... but it's only 60 Hz. Still, the fact that they're doing it and that we see ANY 32 inch 4K screens makes me excited for the future :)
@@VarHyid Tbh i'd like a 144hz+ screen way more than a hdr one. I guess i'll have to do with the potato 1440p 165hz for a year or so lmao.
@@KaLaka16 I see. In that case, the ones I've mentioned (from Gigabyte and Acer) could be a great option for you. They'll both have one standard full backlight so no dimming zones for HDR and therefore no light bubbles around your cursor or discolorations as we've seen in this video. Yet, both will have a 144Hz refresh rate. The one from Gigabyte (FI32U) should be out this month.
@@VarHyid That sounds really nice.
I just picked one up and the backlight haloing issue on grey backgrounds as seen @3:48 in this vid is my only issue with this display.....Is there any fix, setting or workaround...My PG27UQ DOES NOT have yhis issue and frankly is gonna be a deal breaker.
Please expand on this and press asus for explanation.
$3,000 is eye watering. I don't see how Samsung can do their Mini Led G9 for $1800 even if the resolution is a bit lower.
It's vs panel and no g sync module
Do anyone have a link for the wallpaper that he uses?
what ive never been this early
literally went to your channel to see if youve uploaded anything and i see 2 seconds ago lmao
Same
Wallpapers pelease ?
"The extra immersion this gives cannot be understated", you probably meant to say 'overstated' there.
Does anyone know what desktop background this is?
Can't buy a $2000 GPU? buy this $3000 monitor instead!
I read that asus pg32uqx has hdmi 2.0 and display port 1.4.
So in 4k with FullRGB chroma we can go to a maximum of 60 fps.
Do you think they will update the hdmi 2.1 and display port 2.0?
If desired, there would be the possibility of using the display port 1.4, which thanks to DSC, allows you to reach 144 hz in 4k with FullRGB, but I don't like it as a concept because DSC is always a compression.
Awesome Monitor ridiculous price
I could afford this but I'd never buy it. Wait for cheaper alternatives
1000%, rather just get a 42 inch oled Lg whenever those come out
Loved the colors in the video.
jesus christ I'm expecting this to be $1500
3000$, 3500€
@@SauerSaboteur lmao just got to the point in the video where he says the price
You expect one of the first mini LED monitors to only be 1500?
Does anyone know what video samples play at 5:48 and forward?
I'd been waiting for this monitor for a long time, but the magenta tint on white backgrounds sounds like a complete deal breaker ☹
I would be interested in your thoughts on the LG 38GN950. Big panel with good resolution but lacking Gsync
You didn't mention whether it's IPS or VA in the beginning!
IPS
@@smackaroy2235 yes, he mentioned earlier. But I think it should be mentioned straight away :)
8 and 10 bit is mostly going to be apparent in the way both handle gradients.
8bit panels will have minor to moderate banding as you shift from one color to the next through the gradient; varying in effect with color and panel.
10 bit will be able to display many more colors within a gradient, thus removing the banding almost altogether.
While it does effect the panels ability to display color, 8 bit is likely unnoticeable during high motion speed applications such as gaming and video, and 10 bit will lend its self to static imaging in photo editing etc where the image is more stationary.
the monitor can run 4k @ 120hz on xbox series x with 4:2:0 color chroma check the other reviewers channels for that
5:49 what screensaver is that? so sick
Hi, what game is this, from 5:00 to 5:16?
can you review and compare the alienware qd oled vs this and overall peak hdr brightness I am torn between the 2 monitors right now
This was my problem with PC Monitors. Anything decent with HDR costs an arm and a leg. So I ended up getting the LG 48CX. It's amazing. Plus, if I want to watch movie or something, I just power off the PC and load up Netflix, Prime or PLEX.
Nice intro render with 3080!
What a thrustable review. Thanks 👍