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why not try the KTC M32P10?
Aside from one (Chinese I believe) review, there is no actual validated data for it out there. It is promising, and if everything works as advertised without hidden issues then it would definitely be a contender to the X32 FP. The KTC one does have double the mini LED zones of the X32 FP, and the slightly slower refresh rate/halved USB-C PD/halved USB-A ports aren't necessarily a deal breaker.
Didn't even know newegg had it. its been on amazon for $1k. I'll have to look at newegg's return policy
I believe the user who made the post you commented on has been sent on a long vacation from here based on the blessed silence.
The PG32UQX measured at 1285:1 for HUB.
Dammit, I was hoping for the PG32UQXR to be the perfect working+video monitor. Are you sure it has fans? Was it not advertised as having a huge (passive) heatsink somewhere? That's what I remember..
What issues does the PG27AQDM have?
Unfortunately, I'm positive it has fans. Air blows out the top on the left and right through some vents and you can hear the fan(s) humming along. I thought it wouldn't have fans since it doesn't have a gsync module (I was under the impression that was why a monitor has fans), but I guess that's not always the case!
I'm seriously thinking about a Noctua mod.. but I'll wait for some reviews first.
You're not alone.
its not ASUS's fault, thats on their panels suppliers fault, blaming the WRONG company
So all monitors with the same panel has the same problem?
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I wonder why the QD-OLED monitors drop in brightness so fast. The TVs do much better. Like my S95B caps out right around 1000 just like the monitor but can maintain that in a 10% window and is still at 600 in a 25% window. With brightness like that, you rarely have any issues in real content. However, the monitors drop off so fast I worry that you'll get more brightness limiting.
Not only does the PG32UQXR have at least one fan, but it emits constant fan whine at 400 Hz (like a landline telephone dial tone), even at lowest brightness and less than 40 W power usage at the wall. Additionally it emits a high frequency screeching sound when HDR is enabled and displaying medium to bright content. The Acer X32 is dead silent for my no/low noise setup (PC fans running at only 500 rpm most of the time)! And while its chassis is cheapish plastic-ish with loud hollow clicks when you press the buttons, it offers more breathing space between internal component and backside and more venting holes.
I experience the same and found a limited workaround (see my post right before this one), but if it isn't fixed with a firmware update it might be a deal-breaker. No idea if more modern cards than my 2070 Super maybe have less issues with this.
Isn't that a known fact from before that larger models are almost always brighter than smaller ones? Not sure if there are any specifics of QD-OLED though but would assume the same holds true there.
Perhaps Dough took all the panels?
Perhaps Dough took all the panels?
asus and dough probably working together lol. real company creates fake product, fake company collects real money.
THIS is exactly right. The smaller the size, the harder it is to brighten because they use something called MICRO LENS ARRAYS.
If you use a brightness of 140 or higher, I'd recommend the 32GQ950. It regularly goes on sale.
