ROG Swift 27" 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (PG27UCDM)

I have two setups at home. One for work (KTC M27P6 and MSI 274updfe16m) and one for gaming/personal stuff (oled/Asus Pg27ucdm). Colors across all three is excellent. HDR is excellent. Black levels are excellent too but perfect on the PG27UCDM. In mostly black or dim situations the minileds can have

I baked this LG GM9 off with the latest QD-OLED (Asus PG27UCDM) and kept the LG GM9 because for coding during the day the brightness is unbeatable. Especially if you’re coming from an Apple monitor like the 2022 Studio Display, OLED is going to be a rough transition. If you’re only gaming and watchi

The highlights in any HDR video you encounter are just going to be mindblowing if you haven't seen true 1000 nits+ monitor. The PG27UCDM I had was only able to do correct EOTF curve up to 400 nits but the XDR is accurate up to 2000 nits. That's the major difference. There are minor differences like

I was firmly in team IPS ever since my first LCD panel monitor. I just accepted the back light bleed issue as the cost of doing business. I upgraded from an IPS 4k monitor with dimmable LED array and gsync, to an Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM. I upgraded around April of 2024, and over the last year+

I want this super bad! Either this or PG32UCDM3. I ordered MPG 272URX and I get it tomorrow but I'm thinking I may return it and get PG27UCDM for dolby vision addition and from what I understand supposed bette build quality. Idk I'm torn because I want true black 500 and the extra scratch durability

I was in the same boat, so I just bought the totl 4K monitor at the time (PG27UCDM) and never been happier. First game I played was Expedition 33 and I’m getting 140-180 fps on native 4k epic (max graphics) settings and constant 240fps on DLSS with x4 Frame Gen. 4K movies with HDR look perfect.

I've never really looked into HDR mods let alone RTX HDR, PG27UCDM just crushes it, everything looks stunning whether it be native HDR in-game or autoHDR from windows

If he cares about dark scene detail + real HDR, skip most IPS/VA “HDR400” stuff and go QD-OLED like the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM—in Tarkov it’s night-and-day because OLED gives true blacks and near-instant response times

Buenas, te recommiendo que busques tambien en r/OLED_Gaming que ahi hay mucha gente q probo muchos monitores. Yo tengo un asus PG32UCDM pero es 32" 4K, pero hay una version q es el mismo panel pero de 27 1440p que tiene muy buenas reviews q creo q se llama pg27ucdm. El tema de los monitores OLED es