Sunday, January 5th 2020
ASUS Shows Off ROG Swift PG32UQX Monitor: 4K-144, G-SYNC Ultimate, DisplayHDR 1400
ASUS today showed off its latest flagship gaming monitor for bleeding-edge resolution and speed, the ROG Swift PF32UQX. This 32-inch flat-screen boasts of specs made of dreams: non-glare IPS panel, support for NVIDIA G-SYNC Ultimate (hardware G-SYNC), the highest-grade DisplayHDR 1400 certification with 1,400 cd/m² maximum brightness and 1,152 local dimming zones, 4K Ultra HD (3840 x 2160 pixels) resolution, and 144 Hz refresh-rate. The included DisplayPort 1.4 cable is required to let the monitor work its magic, besides three HDMI 2.0 inputs. The monitor also offers 90% DCI-P3 color gamut. The monitor will also pack all ROG-exclusive features from ASUS.
29 Comments on ASUS Shows Off ROG Swift PG32UQX Monitor: 4K-144, G-SYNC Ultimate, DisplayHDR 1400
Unfortunately the inputs dissapoint. Still no DP 2.0. Still no HDMI 2.1
Seriously, the lead times on monitors being revealed to actually being on sale is an absolute joke.
Then release it with all kinds of quality issues for ridiculous price.
4k 144Hz sounds right where I'd like to be tho for my next monitor upgrade...
What has more dimming zones? Or how does this compare to something more typical?
For just gaming , 90% is ok, you were right to point that out. FALD is typically 384 zones. Non-FALD is like 16-20, but implementations can use even less than that.
If you only quoted me to say "gaming monitors is good for gaming"... good for you, I guess?
My dude... you inferred it was lacking in dimming zones as well as color repro for a pro monitor. You didnt mention/allude to gaming and specs were simply listed (bt didnt wax poetic about them, but simply listed a few). I just pointed out that it isnt marketed to be a "pro" monitor and is plenty good for its intended purpose, gaming. I didnt quote you to say anything (w/e that means). :)