PG32UQX

Remember when the definition of a good HDR gaming monitor was the ASUS PG32UQX, which was a 1152-zone MiniLED monitor for $3,000? Those were dark days.

I mean, the PG32UQX has around 10ms of extra input lag when driving the HDR backlight of a Mini-LED display (compared to having a constant backlight level in SDR mode) while using the Altera Arria 10 FPGA, if the measurements taken by PCMonitors.info are anything to go by. A monitor that features an

Hi. This doesnt work for me. I use a Asus 32k 4K 120 hz Monitor (pg32uq) and it looks in every Mode Not that good. When I Look up it runs with around 70-90 hz and if I turn 120hz off it will run 4K 60hz and looks shit too. So no matter what I do it doesnt run smooth or looks nice. And ofc i use 2.1

The main issue with mini LED is the dimming algorithm plays a large part in how how much blooming you will get. Currently you really need a g-sync ultimate chip for the best results. This is why the PG32UQX performs so much better in blooming than the newer BenQ EX321UX. Hopefully the g-sync pulsar

Msi MAG E16M I did want something better but i have to settle since the PG32UQX isnt sold here

coming from a pg32uqx the hdr on my pg32ucm sucks a flash bang cant literally blind me

Lol @ mini LED for HDR, especially the PG32UQX with more bloom than a mid 2000's game that just discovered shaders. As for the rest of your word salad, we thankfully we have some analysis.... Pulsar gives the motion clarity of an OLED running at ~1.5 times the frame rate since regardless of what you