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Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM Review (Patreon)

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Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM review - One of the first 32" 4K 240Hz OLED monitors released to market featuring a 3rd gen QD-OLED panel, USB type-C, KVM, and many Asus extras

https://tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asus-rog-swift-pg32ucdm

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Anonymous

Quick question as I couldn't find any mention of it within the review, does the panel have an Gamma Shift like the LG TVs do when operating at lower refresh rates due to VRR? I assume there would be VRR related flickering due to erratic frametimes, but I mainly would like to know if the Gamma stays the same through the Hz range?

TFTCentral
>>129774211

Hi Joseph. That is not something we specifically tested I'm afraid, but is there a common test scenario or setup you could suggest that might allow us to replicate the problem/check it?

Matthew Hull

Are there are any 32" 4k OLED's coming out that have a VRR range down to 1hz?

TFTCentral
>>130127819

None currently announced. that would require the Native Gsync module. Although the others will have LFC to handle below the range still

Saad Abdulrazzaq

Thanks for the review, I have a question about the ICC profile if I install that should I leave the monitor in wide color mode or P3 ? Also, for color aware programs will these programs still be able to output P3 color if the content is P3 or everything will be sRGB?

TFTCentral
>>130516670

That was profiled in the normal wide gamut mode so stick to that. The default accuracy of the screen is so good that you might be just as well not using it, and then switching between the sRGB mode and wide gamut depending on what you want to do If you do use the profile it would always map back to sRGB in apps where it’s used.

Max

I would like to find out if it is the same panel as the AORUS-FO32U2P, and if it has the same brightness (this one is 450 cd/m²), because my indecision is precisely due to the fact that the AORUS has DP 2.1, because I don't change monitors often. I now have a ROG PG349Q and it's a good 8 years.

TFTCentral
>>134665844

Yes all these 32” 4K 240Hz QD OLED panels use the same panel from Samsung. Their setup and performance could vary though of course. Brightness and other performance of the Gigabyte model remains to be tested