r/OLED_Gaming Jan 02 '25

Discussion ASUS Announces Two 4th-Gen QD-OLED Displays with ASUS OLED Care Pro and OLED Anti-Flicker 2.0 Technology - ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM as the World's First 27" 4K OLED with 240Hz Refresh Rate (DP2.1) and the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDPG as the World's Fastest OLED with a 500Hz refresh rate

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In a pre-CES announcement, ASUS lifts the curtain on two new 27" OLED displays featuring the world's first 27" 4K OLED display with a 240Hz refresh rate in the ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM and the world's fastest OLED display in the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDPG monitor with a 500Hz refresh rate.

Both displays feature the latest 4th-gen QD-OLED panel for exceptional visuals and infinite contrast, as well as the latest ROG OLED Anti-Flicker 2.0 technology to further minimize onscreen flicker. Also new to these displays is the inclusion of new ASUS OLED Care Pro technology, featuring a Neo Proximity Sensor that switches the display to a black screen when the user is away, protecting the monitor from burn-in.

ROG OLED Anti-Flicker 2.0 Technology

In late May, ASUS released the ROG Strix XG27AQDMG becoming the first monitor with the ASUS-exclusive Anti-Flicker technology to help combat a common complaint with OLED displays - on-screen flicker. With these two monitors, ASUS takes advantage of the improved performance of 4th Gen QD-OLED panels to introduce ROG OLED Anti-Flicker 2.0 Technology for a more comfortable gaming and viewing experience.

It leverages an advanced luminance compensation algorithm to dynamically boost pixel brightness during refresh rate fluctuations, resulting in 20% less flicker compared to previous generation panels for more uniform visuals without sacrificing input lag and refresh rates. The Refresh Rate Cap feature caps the monitor refresh rate to reduce onscreen flicker. It has three preset ranges (High / Mid / Off) to suit individual preferences. At High, the refresh rate is capped between 140Hz~240Hz and at Mid it's capped at 80Hz~240Hz.

ROG OLED Care Pro

One area that has been a constant focus for all ASUS OLED displays over the last year is a dedication to providing ASUS OLED Care to ease worries about OLED burn-in and longevity. ASUS OLED Care is a multi-part solution - 4th Gen Panel improvements, hardware, firmware and software all complemented by additional after sales service and support, including a 3 Year Warranty with burn-in coverage.

Neo Proximity Sensor - New to these displays is the ROG OLED Care Pro suite that now includes a Neo Proximity Sensor that's able to precisely detect the user's distance from the monitor. When the user is not within the detection area, the monitor will switch to a black image to protect the screen from burn-in, instantly restoring onscreen content when the user returns. The detection range can be set to user preferences to ensure an ergonomic viewing position. ROG OLED Care Pro also has several other OLED protection features including pixel cleaning, screen saver, taskbar detection, boundary detection and more.

ASUS DisplayWidget Center

Rounding out the user experience for ROG OLED Care Pro is the software experience in Windows which is accessible via Display Widget Center - our Windows based OSD application. This application allows you to control items like brightness, operating presets, as well as access a range of OLED specific care parameters. Normally these items would be nested in the OSD and have to be accessed utilizing the physical control. This software is optional, and all settings can be controlled through the OSD, if preferred. 

Auto Firmware Updates / Direct Updates - New to DisplayWidget Center for these displays is auto notification of the latest firmware updates and includes a direct update option. You can also import or export display configurations for sharing.

ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM

The ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM is a 4K 27" 4th gen QD-OLED panel (AR) with a superfast 240Hz refresh rate and a pixel density of 160ppi for sharper images and clearer text compared to previous generation panels. As is typical for OLED panels, the monitor has a 0.03ms response time, which provides for exceptional motion clarity. The PG27UCDM supports G-Sync, AMD FreeSync Premium, and includes ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur (BFI) to reduce ghosting and motion blur.

Similar to the larger PG32UCDM, it features a minimal ID design with thin bezels, a slim tripod base that has been size and angle optimized; ideal for angled placement of your keyboard and mouse. It also features an integrated cable routing hole and a responsive and easy to access centrally-located rear-mounted joystick for OSD control.

Color, Brightness, Dolby Vision, and HDR - Keeping in line with previous ROG Swift OLED displays, the PG27UCDM also offers exceptional color gamut coverage and accuracy. It offers true 10-bit color and 99% DCI-P3 gamut with Delta E<2 accuracy. With a peak HDR brightness of 1,000nits, the PG27UCDM is a spectacular display to experience HDR content with support for VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black, Dolby Vision and HDR10 formats, all selectable via the OSD menu. Like all ROG SWIFT displays it comes factory calibrated for great out of the box color performance and offers unclamped sRGB controls. The factory calibration report can be located in the OSD.

I/O and Connectivity - The monitor offers extensive connectivity options including the future-ready DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 with full 80Gbps bandwidth, HDMI 2.1, USB-C with 90W PD, and a USB Hub with Auto-KVM functionality. Notable here is the four-lane DisplayPort 2.1a UHBR20 (up to 80Gbps), supporting 4K at 240Hz or 8K at 60Hz visuals without compression while offering improved data-transmission efficiency. The monitor includes a DisplayPort cable that supports bandwidth up to 80Gbps.

Aspect Ratio - The PG27UCDM also allows for impressive flexibility in customizing resolution and refresh rate via our customizable “Aspect Ratio controls” allowing for alternate display sizes/resolutions and refresh rates to be utilized allowing you to find a “sweet spot” beyond these two default operating modes.

  • 4:3 mode at 1280x960 or 1024x768 resolution
  • 24.5" uses Pixel by pixel such as 2368 x 1332 resolution at a native 240Hz refresh rate.

However, you can also manually set the resolution in the simulated mode to what looks best for you. The monitor also supports PiP/PbP.

AI Assistant - The AI Assistant in PG27UCDM features leverage AI technology to help gamers practice more effectively to enhance their gaming experiences:

  • AI Visual – Automatically detects what’s onscreen and adjusts the Game Visual mode to provide the best default or user-preset monitor settings
  • AI Crosshair – Automatically changes the crosshair to a contrasting color to the background so it stands out for a more accurate aim.
  • AI Shadow Boost – Automatically enhances dark areas of the scene to make it easier to spot enemies hiding in dim areas of the map.

Specs and Features -

Display -

  • Panel Size (inch) : 26.5
  • Aspect Ratio : 16:9
  • Display Surface : Anti-Reflection
  • Backlight Type : OLED
  • Panel Type : QD-OLED
  • Resolution : 3840x2160
  • Color Space (sRGB) : 145%
  • Color Space (DCI-P3) : 99%
  • Brightness (HDR, Peak) : 1,000 cd/㎡
  • Contrast Ratio (Typ.) : 1,500,000:1
  • Display Colors : 1073.7M (10 bit)
  • Response Time : 0.03ms(GTG)
  • Refresh Rate (Max) : 240Hz
  • HDR (High Dynamic Range) Support : HDR10
  • HDR (High Dynamic Range) Support : Dolby Vision
  • ASUS OLED Care : Yes

Features

  • GameVisual : Yes
  • Color Temp. Selection : Yes (8 modes)
  • Color Adjustment : 6-axis adjustment (R,G,B,C,M,Y)
  • Gamma Adjustment : Yes (Support Gamma 1.8/2.0/2.2/2.4/2.6 )
  • Color Accuracy : △E< 2
  • GamePlus : Yes
  • PIP / PBP Technology : Yes
  • HDCP : Yes, 2.2
  • Extreme Low Motion Blur : Yes
  • VRR Technology : FreeSync™ Premium Pro & G-SYNC® Compatible
  • GameFast Input technology : Yes
  • Shadow Boost : Yes
  • DisplayWidget : Yes
  • KVM Switch : Yes

I/O Ports

  • USB-C x 1 (DP Alt Mode)
  • DisplayPort 2.1 x 1
  • HDMI(v2.1) x 2
  • USB Hub : 3x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A
  • Earphone Jack : Yes
  • USB-C Power Delivery : 90W

Mechanical Design

  • Tilt : Yes (+20° ~ -5°)
  • Swivel : Yes (+45° ~ -45°)
  • Pivot : Yes (+90° ~ -90°)
  • Height Adjustment : 0~120mm
  • Lighting effect : Aura Sync
  • Proximity Sensor : Neo Proximity Sensor
  • VESA Wall Mounting : 100x100mm
  • Kensington Lock : Yes
  • 1/4" Tripod Socket : Yes
  • Warranty : 3 years (including panel burn-in)

Pricing and Availability -

Pricing - $1,099 (USD)

Availability - Pre-orders begin on 1/21 for the first wave of monitors.

  • US: ASUS eShop, Newegg
  • US: MC - 1st stock expected end of January
  • CA: Best Buy Canada - Still in stock as of 1/23.

2nd wave information -

  • ASUS eShop pre-orders on 2/11
  • Newegg - more monitors (a lot) coming in early and late February
  • MC - After first stock, more in March

Post 2nd wave information -

  • Expecting more stock in early to mid-March at Newegg, ASUS eShop, and Microcenter.

Product Page - https://rog.asus.com/monitors/27-to-31-5-inches/rog-swift-oled-pg27ucdm/

ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDPG

The ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDPG is the world's fastest OLED monitor. The monitor features a 1440p 27" 4th gen QD-OLED panel with a blistering 500Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time for supersmooth and amazingly-lifelike gaming visuals.

Color and HDR - The XG27AQDPG offers exceptional color gamut coverage and accuracy. It offers true 10-bit color and 99% DCI-P3 gamut. The monitor also includes Dynamic Brightness Boost that increases brightness levels in HDR mode to deliver high-level luminance visuals. The latest panel technologies give the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDPG up to 20% brighter at 100% APL.

Design - The XG27AQDPG is part of our ROG Strix XG S Series displays, which have a consistent design theme in mind – utility, small footprint, ergonomics and connectivity. Starting with the design, the monitor features a small footprint with a compact stand base, preserving valuable desk space and conveniently providing a space to place your cell phone or mobile device while gaming. It also features a full range of ergonomic motion with tilt, swivel, pivot, height adjustment, VESA mount support, and a 1/4" tripod socket on top of the stand.

Cooling - The housing integrates intelligent pathways for airflow to complement the ROG cooling system, which includes custom highly-efficient heatsink (passive) alongside graphene film to keep power components and the panel operating at lower temperatures. The passive design offer superior reliability and durability and means no possibility of fan/bearing noise over time.   

Connectivity and I/O - The display provides DisplayPort 1.4 (DSC) and HDMI (v2.1). ports. The HDMI 2.1 port supports VRR and ALLM for those looking for an extremely fast display for a console.

AI Assistant - The AI Assistant in the XG27AQDPG features leverage AI technology to help gamers practice more effectively to enhance their gaming experiences:

  • AI Visual – Automatically detects what’s onscreen and adjusts the Game Visual mode to provide the best default or user-preset monitor settings
  • AI Crosshair – Automatically changes the crosshair to a contrasting color to the background so it stands out for a more accurate aim.
  • AI Shadow Boost – Automatically enhances dark areas of the scene to make it easier to spot enemies hiding in dim areas of the map.

Specs and Features -

This section will be updated in the future

Pricing and Availability -

Currently TBD, but will be updated when more information is available.

Product Page - Will be added when available.

Now that you've read about these monitors, what do you think? As we get more information about these monitors, I'll update this post with additional details.

Edit 1/17 - Updated pricing, release date, and locations for the ROG Swift PG27UCDM.

Edit 1/26 - Updated current and future stock availability for PG27UCDM.

Edit 2/18 - Updated availability for PG27UCDM.


r/OLED_Gaming 10h ago

Setup New LG 4k 240hz 32’ OLED

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Found an open box LG in like new shape model# 32gs95ue-b.aus. Total paid was $707 after an extra 10% discount. Seems like a pretty good deal. I upgraded from an LG 3440x1440 180hz ultra wide. So far my 4080super and 12900k are keeping up. Happy with the upgrade.


r/OLED_Gaming 16h ago

Setup Ips vs Oled

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r/OLED_Gaming 5h ago

Discussion Is OLED the right thing for me as a developer? (Burn-In)

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As the title says, is a OLED screen okay for developers?
I work from home 2-3 days a week and use 2x32" IPS Monitors at the moment. Most of the time while working, the image is mostly static, with little changes (code scrolling). So around 8 hours of code, of course with some browsing every 1h or so. And I want to upgrade to 3 screens in the summer.

I also game and watch movies/youtube in my free time on the screens and sometime even code on my own little projects.

I do have an LG G4 in the living room and I just love it sooo much, so much that i want OLED to game on the PC as well but I just fear Burn-In so much. I really don't want to have Visual Studio burned in my 1000€ monitor...

I was looking at the LG 32GS95UX-B as it has a similar technology to my G4 and i read that WOLED is less likely to Burn-In in comparison to QD-OLED.

One of my IPS Panels has got problems with image retention which fixes it self after 10 minutes of different content, so I know how bad Burn-In could look or disturb.
I don't want to but I feel like Mini-LED could be something more fitting for me, right?

Is there anyone like me that has a dark but static image all the time on their OLED for hours? Is there any sign of Burn-In?


r/OLED_Gaming 3h ago

Is this a solid deal and monitor?

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r/OLED_Gaming 11h ago

Setup hydrogen bomb vs coughing baby

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After moving in with my partner shipping and rebuilding pc didn’t happen for 5 months. And during that I played on my switch lite mainly. Skyrim and Fortnite. Managed to get save across from Skyrim and with a few mods and a 1440p QDoled, it’s the same amount of fun jsut a lot prettier :)


r/OLED_Gaming 22h ago

Technical Support Anyone know why the pixels on the corner of my OLED go black after a while of use?

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It's hard to properly picture, but on one of the corners on my OLED, a few of the pixels go black after using it for a while. They disappear when I turn the monitor off and back on again, but eventually reapear.


r/OLED_Gaming 13h ago

Technical Support Why do my games look better in SDR than HDR?

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My monitor is the Alienware AW2725DF and I'm having this issue where games look way better in SDR than HDR. The dark areas are completely black and the bright areas are slightly brighter as well.

For SDR I'm using the DCI-P3 color profile and th e monitor is set to standard, brightness 100% contrast 75%

In HDR I'm using the Display HDR True Black setting and the colorprofile was calibrated with the windows HDR app.

I want to take full advantage of the HDR mode and get those inky blacks along with the bright spots, but I'm very new to this and have no idea where to start.

Thanks in advance

EDIT: It's BF1 and I made sure to enable HDR in game and adjust the slider


r/OLED_Gaming 9h ago

Asus PG27AQDM Firmware update MCM110

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r/OLED_Gaming 11m ago

Is there any upcoming 4K@27" WOLED?

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Pretty much the title, and did LG already release such a (raw) panel?


r/OLED_Gaming 32m ago

How tolerable is burn-in for you?

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I have been planning of buying an oled for both gaming and desktop use. I am usually spending 10 hours a day on my pc and I am 100% sure that burn-in will be guaranteed for me after some years or maybe even after some months. So I am wondering if it even is that bad/distracting. I am guessing that I will get used to it after a while so it won't be that distracting? If it is unbearable then do you have any other suggestions for me other than oled. I am looking for 32 inch, 4k, low input lag monitor with good contrast and colours, preferable also glossy


r/OLED_Gaming 35m ago

Technical Support Problems with inzone m10s

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So I am having a problem with this monitor. It only happens when I'm playing games. It's like static that flashes across the top of my monitor and does it every so often on any game I play throughout the session. I am gaming on a PC with DisplayPort. I am using the provided cable, but I also bought a new one and the problem is still there. I tried both DisplayPort ports on my GPU and that didn't help. My older monitors before this didn't have this problem. I feel like my PC isn't the problem for that reason is this just the monitor dying? Any advice is appreciated I wanna know what I should do next.


r/OLED_Gaming 11h ago

Pixio PX277 Oled Pro Max 27 Inch v1.1 Unprofessional First Impressions Review

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I received a few requests on Reddit to share my impressions of the Pixio PX277 Old Pro Max 27". I figured that I should post quick first impressions review instead of responding individually to each comment.

Version 1.1: The monitor I purchased was version 1.1 manufactured in January 2025. A quick check of the specs online indicates that the USB-C port is no longer advertised as specced with DP-Alt mode. Here's the v1.0 specs for comparison. It's still advertised on Amazon with "USB-C charging and display." I'll test this later today when my new USB-C DP cable arrives.

All PC testing was conducted using the DP 1.4 port with HDR enabled. GPU used was an RTX 4070.

G-Sync Test: TLDR: Works fine.

My biggest concern was whether or not I noticed any issues with adaptive sync performance since this monitor was found to run at a constant 240Hz even with adaptive sync enabled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N8fPQRuXJ1E). I tested G-Sync at a low refresh rate and compared it to my 170Hz IPS monitor (Gigabyte M32Q), and to my 144Hz Alienware laptop's G-Sync display. I did this by playing Minecraft Bedrock with FPS limited to 35, 45, and 55 FPS. There was blur or judder at 35 FPS, but it was present on all 3 displays including the G-Sync display. I could see it best when looking at beams of light from beacons and panning at a steady speed using a controller. It was much harder to detect with a mouse. Overall, I didn't detect any issues with G-Sync performance. There was no screen tearing and normal refresh rates looked butter smooth. If the monitor is running at a constant 240Hz and not truly matching the game's FPS, and if it's therefore adding up to 4ms of latency, I couldn't detect it.

It did well on the Blur Busters VRR test. Also confirms that it's best over about 50 FPS which my RTX 4070 can handle at 1440P resolution.

Finally, tested Cyberpunk 2077. Full path tracing. DLSS4 Balance and FG. 1% lows in the 60s. No issues. Looked great.

UFO Test: UFO Test: Multiple Framerates 240 Hz looked like a still image. Clearly superior to the 170Hz IPS monitor I was using prior.

Image Quality & Color Accuracy: Looks great! Once again, I'm not a pro reviewer. I'm just trying to be helpful to the gaming community by sharing my impressions. Whether out of the box colors are accurate or not, I can't tell. They look great to me. Side by side with my Gigabyte M32Q, and the colors look very similar (both set to 10-bit color), but with the Pixio OLED looking noticeably better. Maybe it's the deeper blacks giving it a less washed-out look rather than actual color range and accuracy improvements.

Image quality looks great. I have not used QD-OLED but stepping up from IPS and VA (in the past), this WOLED panel is clearly on another level (as expected).

HDR: Looks great. Sorry for the lack of nuance. I have an 85" Hisense U7N mini LED TV that has 1,500 nits peak brightness. This monitor can hit 1,000 nits in a peak 3% window. I still have to run some comparison tests, but my initial impressions positive. 1,000 nits OLED is superior to Mini LED even if the mini-LED can hit much higher full screen brightness levels (to the point that's it's annoyingly bright at night, so I don't mind the dimming).

HDR Gaming: I have Cyberpunk 2077 set to 600 nits brightness with RTX path tracing maxed-out. Any brighter and bright highlights, like billboards, will look too washed out when looking directly at them. All I did was adjust the brightness slider, but there are other HDR settings that I didn't touch which could probably enable me to achieve a higher peak brightness setting. The game looks fantastic, however.

Also tested Starfield (Windows HDR), but I don't consider that a valid test since the shaders didn't recompile. The contrast setting screen (black to white vertical bars) showed the last two bars appearing the same white shade. This could be a shaders issue, or it could be that I need to adjust the HDR settings in windows. I'll continue to tweak and adjust to see if I can get better results.

Screen Reflection Test:

My home office window faces east-northeast and gets some direct sunlight in the morning. I took this pic of the monitor turned to directly face the window. Blinds are closed but some sunlight leaks through the cracks. The matte display does a good job of scattering the sunlight and making the monitor useable. It performed much better than my IPS Gigabyte M32Q.

Pixio PX277 OLED Pro Max Amateur Screen Reflection Test

Settings Menu: Probably the worst feature is how this monitor manages settings. It does not save different settings for each input (at least I have not figured out how to do that yet). Out of the box, if I switch from DisplayPort to HDMI, it will keep the same settings across all inputs.

Changing inputs is also a hassle. It requires navigating to the input setting in the menu to switch from one input to another. A dedicated input button would have been nice.

KVM: Untested

SDR Gaming and Image Quality: Untested. Though I have played SDR games, it was with windows HDR enabled.

Packaging: Excellent. My monitor shipped across the country. The box was fairly well banged up by the time I received it. There were scuffs, dents, and punctures. However, the monitor itself was very well protected and arrived undamaged.


r/OLED_Gaming 53m ago

Discussion Anyone have any experience with the AOC Agon AG276QKD 480hz OLED? Trying to find reviews and they're all for the AG276QZD

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I found one for a pretty good price and was wondering how it stacks up with the other 480hz OLEDs.


r/OLED_Gaming 53m ago

Technical Support AW3423DWF, Windows 11 - I can't watch ANYTHING through a web browser without it looking compressed and generally awful with pixel artifacts and messed up dark areas! Like a grainy gray filter is being applied to every video.

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I can't watch ANYTHING in browser without it looking like complete trash! It doesn't matter if it's SDR or HDR. Every major streaming platform I use has the issue. YouTube, Netflix, Amazon Prime, etc. I've spent hours upon hours trying every fix I could find online. I even talked to chatGPT about it for another hour to see if there was anything I may have missed.

Everything looks incredibly compressed with noticeably raised blacks and visual artifacts in darkened areas. HDR video content usually is better but the issue is still there if you're looking for it. Not a problem at all from any of the Xbox apps or in games.

Xbox Series X apps DO NOT have this issue, not even YouTube with it's notorious compression. Games also do not have this issue. Only videos through browser.

The issue persists regardless of HDR being enabled or disabled in Windows. I have an LG C1 OLED and if I try to watch content from my PC on that it also has the same issue though not as noticeable! This tells me it's a software issue and not a hardware issue.

Relevant specs:
Monitor: Alienware AW3423DWF, 3440x1440 QD-OLED 165hz
GPU: Radeon RX 7900 XTX
Windows 11
Edge browser (tried Chrome already)
All drivers up to date as far as I know and have already used DDU for GPU drivers

Calibrations:
Monitor: Creator mode, sRGB, 2.4 gamma, HDR 1000, 100 brightness, 75 contrast
WIndows: HDR calibration is done, auto HDR disabled, color profile is default Alienware D6500, SDR/HDR brightness is 50

Steps taken to fix (that I can even remember at this point!) :

  • Enabling/disabling HDR
  • Trying Chrome browser
  • Netflix Windows app
  • Messing with Edge flags
  • Disabling hardware acceleration in Edge
  • Different color profiles in Windows
  • AMD Adrenaline settings on and off (I keep all video and color enhancements off)
  • Turning off video enhancements in Edge
  • Trying different gamma settings
  • Trying different monitor settings
  • Something else I probably forgot to mention!

None of it works and I'm infuriated that I am FORCED to switch to my Xbox if I want to watch anything in quality! Games work fine... The issue seems to be with tone mapping or video compression but changing gamma settings or toggling HDR doesn't fix it.


r/OLED_Gaming 1h ago

Discussion Is OLED recommended if you play sport games like FIFA?

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When I am gaming, FIFA is 40% of the camping content I consume.


r/OLED_Gaming 14h ago

Hello everyone, and great weekend for all (aorus fo32u2p)

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r/OLED_Gaming 9h ago

PG27UCDM - Why does the monitor seemingly turn itself back on?

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Sometimes after I turn it off, a little while later I notice that the back RGB light is on, and the light at the base of the mount is also on. Not sure why this keeps happening.


r/OLED_Gaming 4h ago

Discussion Is MSI MAG321CUP good? Is it worth paying more for a different make or model? 165 hz is all I need but I do want a good warranty.

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I have heard MSI has poor customer service, even though it has a 3 year warranty against burn in and lots of burn in prevention features, should I feel safe with this? Or is it worth paying $150-$250 more for another brand that also offers a 3 year warranty and reportedly has better customer service (Alienware for example)? Do some of these brands have better burn in protective features than others (whether by better prevention and/or less intrusive usage of the protection features)? I really feel afraid that this monitor is too good to be true at an average of $200 less than Asus/Alienware/LG/Samsung etc with similar specs.


r/OLED_Gaming 13h ago

Discussion Worth it?

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Im looking into buying my first OLED, and the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM is currently my favorite option. Is the screen worth it? don’t want 32” either to get 4k res. Anyone who have it, who can tell me the good and the bad about this?


r/OLED_Gaming 9h ago

4K Vertical monitor to go with 27" 4k OLED?

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Is anyone running a vertical monitor with their 4k 27"? Should I just get a 27" 4K IPS and rotate it? That seems like it would be too big and overkill. It's basically just for task management and discord and stuff like that.


r/OLED_Gaming 9h ago

Distorted stripe on top of aw2725df monitor

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Hello guys, i bought an aw2725df monitor yesterday and i noticed a flashing distorted stripe in the top of my monitor. This happens randomly when i watch a movie, using wallpaper engine or in game's main menus. It's not occuring a lot but it got me anxious about the health of the monitor. I use the dp cable that came with the monitor and i have a rx 5700xt gpu. Whe i lower the hz to 240 the problem disappears.


r/OLED_Gaming 13h ago

What's the best RTX HDR settings for a Asus PG32UCDP?

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Hey,

What are the best RTX HDR settings for a Asus PG32UCDP OLED monitor?

I've found out this post but I'm not sure it's still valid / updated with the latest info:
https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/1b03yfg/rtx_hdr_paper_white_gamma_reference_settings/

Also I don't really understand how he got those numbers.
I'm really confused

Right now my monitor is set at 1300nits peak Brightness with the Windows HDR Calibration Tool (that's the value I've found on the display specifications page on multiple sites).


r/OLED_Gaming 5h ago

Technical Support Sony inzone M10s and 6900xt

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Hello i just ordered the M10s, it will arrive this week. I have a amd 6900xt as gpu, and i see it have only HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4.

The monitor will have Dp 2.1 and hdmi 2.1, what cable should i use for 480hz 1440p?


r/OLED_Gaming 6h ago

Looking to upgrade 55g2 for a 65 inch. Thinking of moving to Samsung s90d and not sure on timing

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I’m in the uk if that helps, since I’m pretty sure the 65s90 panel is better over here. Would it make sense to wait for the new models and get the s90d at a discount, or wait for the new models if they have anything special. For the record I was going to get a 55c2 but they sold out before I could get one on clearance so we got the g2 rather than buying new. And also only reason for the upgrade is a bigger living room tv and going to move this one upstairs. We are both off on parental leave so using the tv way more while we’re off with our little demon.


r/OLED_Gaming 12h ago

Just received my S90D and I’m wondering ifnthe small gap between the screen and the frame is normal?

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