Asus Announces RoG Swift PG329, 32-inch gaming monitor at 2560 x 1440, 175 Hz and HDR 600
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Inquisitor
I currently own the Asus PG279Q and it's been amazing, hope they'll do a 4K version of this as it will go nice paired with the new graphics cards coming out later this year
Scared of price though, even just for this monitor 🙁
Ricepudding
Solfaur
I wonder, are there actually any new monitors being made with the g-sync module? All I've seen from the new stuff is g-sync compatible, even on the super high end like Samsung Odyssey G7&9.
Erzengel84
I got PG279q and it was by 900€ back then. But its an actual real G-Sync.
I bet this one will be 1 grand without G-Sync Module .... Only nice thing is Quantum Dot but i prefer LG Nanocell somewhat more. Don't know why.
OnnA
So 500-600€ price point?
Uhh, no, i will wait for MiniLED or OLED Monitors.
Goiur
OnnA
DeskStar
This HDR garbage on how they approve it needs to go the way of the DODO!
Whole panel HDR standard should be advertised not some four by four pattern on screen that can reach six hundred nits brightness!!
When are they going to get away from the marketing that is false advertisement?!?
Umbrax
Fake HDR
92 PPI
Yeah, no thanks. I'll wait for OLED.
Goiur
itpro
There is no thing like fake monitors.
I have an OLED TV I do not need to worry for black crush and burn in. I prefer my Samsung Odyssey for all day powered on usage. I have work and life to do. Fake to you, very real and joy to me. 😉
Monitors are here to stay. Will never leave us. Asus have great monitors for their price.
NvidiaFreak650
This is why i got Sony x900H 55" TV, it has 4K 120hz (real 10 bit) with next gen TV turner, real HDR (FALD) plus HDMI 2.1 for next gen gpu and consoles (ALM, VRR, etc) $969 without taxes (US). do not want to pay again ASUS tax for their monitors, how a 4K 144hz monitor from ASUS 43" is $1,500 but Sony is more advance is every level is only $969 or $999 (non best buy member).
Jamethe80sman
I still think 32" needs 4K not 1440p.
Coupled with g-sync or free sync
1ms
And HDR what ever!
But I see some monitors saving money on their stands, it needs to be adjustable forward back up and down too!
colindawg
It just needs 4k and g'sync and that's an easy monitor purchase. 2021 better deliver.
JamesSneed
Depending on price this may be a lovely compromise of resolution and features. I personally have no issue with 2K 32" which should be pretty easy to drive at 150+ FPS in most games.
Stingray
Alessio1989
https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/articles/oled.htm
No OLED in a sane monitor screen until OLED issues are solved.