Too bad the rear world scene HDR brightness is below the QD-OLED's and the colors are meh, otherwise I'd get it. 480 Hz OLED for fast paced FPS has to be amazing. And then you have 4K for desktop and slower games.
I do most of my single player gaming and flight sims on a 65" Samsung FALD at over 2000 nits and insane color volume. Now that's HDR. Still crazy how much better good FALD VA TV sets look over FALD PC monitors.
hmm thinking abut it.
But then I think that since I don't need UW for productivity, from the AW32 OLED to this I downgrade: colors, black levels, contrast, motion clarity, screen coating clarity, blooming, desk space, viewing angles, uniformity, scan lines?, only 120 Hz until RTX 5090, to...
Problem is, even with a 5090 the only thing you can play at this resolution at 240 FPS/Hz is pong.
I'm expecting the 5090 to finally do my AW32 240 Hz 4K OLED justice, and that's half the demand of this display!
An absolute amazing monitor for the money. Gets extremely bright and colorful. 100% pixel perfect. $499 shipped to lower 48.
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/innocn/27m2v
https://www.heatware.com/u/80530/to
This monitor is pretty amazing, basically an end-game display. Played a few matches of Battlefield 2042 with everything cranked up, and having not gamed in 6+ months it revived my interest.
Been reading some reports of HDR issues and overheating issues on Redit. Looks like my monitor isn't coming today as Fedex hasn't updated the package travel since yesterday. Wonder if someone got a five finger discount!
"FedEx ground, home delivery, and express will deliver shipments on Martin Luther King Jr. Day."
So I'll have most of the day to enjoy it before heading back to work.
No idea how people put up with 32:9 fish eye effect in like 99% of games. One of the most distracting things ever on a display looking at totally distorted game worlds. To me this is more of productivity display due to the insane fish eyeing.
Now that I've got DLSS and AutoHDR working, I decided to keep the game. Although; this game has the worst graphics quality to performance ratio of any game I've ever played.
There is literally like no immersion to this game. You are locked into a lot of tiny cubes on the planets and in space, all linked together with string/loading screens.
You cannot move your spacecraft on a planet, you can only touchdown and takeoff with cut scenes, and in space you can fly...
ROFL $400 million game in 2023 doesn't even have AUTO HDR support, let alone native HDR support. Then the stupid "they/them" pronoun selector, I have 30 minutes of game time left before I lose the ability to refund.
Just remember with Asus displays, take the time from announcement to projected release, then triple that amount of time for actual on store shelves time frame.
Crystal has to run a MASSSSSIIIVVEEE inverse distortion compensation resolution of 3232x3824 per eye, or over 12 megapixels. Meaning your PC has to drive over 24 megapixels at 90 FPS or higher to get that clarity. Basically means even with an overclocked 4090 you have to run your games on potato...