Very interesting. My 27" OLED died in December and I got a full refund. If these are confirmed to be glossy I'm gonna be glad the other one died lol
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Very interesting. My 27" OLED died in December and I got a full refund. If these are confirmed to be glossy I'm gonna be glad the other one died lol
MSI MPG 321URX
View: https://youtu.be/OeGH-3sNJbs?si=ygigppofK2-TTJUg
1200 dollars, available in Feb.
Guess price competition will stay fierce?
I think Asus version is 1500 so they are charging a premium for some reason. I wonder how different the Alienware variant is considering it has a slight curve.
Having a very small desk where even a 27" is pushing it, sad trombone that most of these good ones are gonna end up 32"+
We don't have official prices for anything but this yet unless something leaked? I wouldn't be surprised if Asus and Samsung tried to go higher though.
Asus version is WOLED and I bet they'll have it running at higher than spec brightness again. Plus it's Asus, they always charge a premium even when there's no real reason to.
Really? I am pretty sure Asus said theirs is coming Q1 of this year. But the WOLED monitors of the same resolution won't be available until later this year. Around the summer but I could be wrong. I think the timeline was from the TFT guy.
Yeah so I was right. But the confusing part is that Asus mentioned a switchable mode to 480hz. But I don't the QD-OLED panel is capable of it.Asus is using a QD-OLED panel.
Hmm looking up some recent news of their new 32inch OLED with 480HZ it seems also to have the same name as the QD-OLED they showed during CES. Maybe they decided to switch from a Samsung to LG panel during the last few months for their production units.
Visual TV Size Comparison : 34 inch 2:35x1 display vs 32 inch 16x9 display
Visual size comparison of a 34 inch 2:35x1 display vs 32 inch 16x9 display
Thanks, that really doesn't seem as big of a drop as I thought it would be. And then I gain more "surface" by being on a 4k resolution as opposed to my current 1440p too? I think? Or is that not how it works. I think in many ways it would be an improvement over what I am using currently.Visual TV Size Comparison : 34 inch 2:35x1 display vs 32 inch 16x9 display
Visual size comparison of a 34 inch 2:35x1 display vs 32 inch 16x9 displaywww.displaywars.com
Yes since they specifically highlight the dual refresh feature which is a feature of LGD panel only for now.
As for timing - both will come to market at about the same time. Some regions may get QD-OLEDs earlier by a month or two but that's not a difference worth considering IMO.
This seems like a show mishap honestly.Asus is using a QD-OLED panel.
Or maybe the plan was to use QD-OLED but they've decided to switch to LGD panel later.
Edit:
Oh, right, it's two different models.
QD-OLED one is PG32UCDM
WOLED one is PG32UCDP
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In terms of raw pixels, here are the two resolutions laid out on top of each other
Realistically though, running 4k on a desktop monitor, you'd probably be bumping up the scaling in Windows to make everything more legible.
Alright, good enough for me. Pretty excited then. Thanks!In terms of raw pixels, here are the two resolutions laid out on top of each other
Realistically though, running 4k on a desktop monitor, you'd probably be bumping up the scaling in Windows to make everything more legible.
It's gonna be one of these 32" 4k 240HZ ones, and I think we've gotten 3 announced thus far?
MSI/LG/Alienware?
Good times..
Still worried about burn-in because of how much desktop activity I still have, but I want to atleast try it once.
Alienware AW3225QF Hands on
View: https://youtu.be/00D_hw9w9Ms?si=BoKDn4XWtsJkh7ZF
Hands on with some actual measurements and data
EDIT: I believe these are Samsung Display prototype panels, not exactly from a manufacturer. The comparisons should be valid for any product utilizing these panels
EDIT2: CES general hands on
View: https://youtu.be/0r3vtIitvMw?si=njVPj7pk-dRObd_e
Only in the US. ROW is Feb 6th.
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Prices are too high for them. I would rather buy a 42" TV but I also think 120hz is enough for me (only playing SP anyway).
Around 500€ for a 27"-32" would be ok. Also fuck that matte coating. Makes those monitors look like my 2007 Samsung LCD.
Around 500€ for a 27"-32" would be ok. Also fuck that matte coating. Makes those monitors look like my 2007 Samsung LCD.
You wouldn't need an AMD GPU to get VRR or these. They work fine on nvidia gpus.
Oh damn all the new Asus ones have BFI.
tftcentral.co.uk
BFI (Black Frame Insertion) to Feature on the New Asus ROG OLED Gaming Monitors - TFTCentral
Asus are adding BFI to their third gen OLED gaming monitors in 2024 via their ELMB function. Details and operation provided
tftcentral.co.uk
Ah fair, then I will get whoever's cheapest if they're all similar!
The 27 inch WOLED monitor from Asus had pretty good brightness levels for HDR already and the 2024 models are supposedly even brighter, so I have my hopes on those monitors. We'll have to wait for reviews.
Haven't seen anything specifically at that resolution on the roadmaps yet, but according to TFT Central, LG is planning on a panel kinda similar for December 2024: a 5120 x 2160, 45" panel (so, a 4K ultrawide equivalent to a 36" 16:9 monitor). Refresh options for 165hz-240hz.
(In 2023 Samsung has the Viewfinity S9 as a Studio Display competitor btw, but it's also a 60hz display.)
Is there a way to keep track of monitor releases? I'm after a flat 4k/120hz+ either micro led or oled but I can't see any sites which list 2024 releases.
The curve on the Samsung g7 was too much for me so the alienware's aren't an option.
The curve on the Samsung g7 was too much for me so the alienware's aren't an option.
Website for tracking announced displays
Where are you seeing this? Edit: thought this was about the asus ones nvm
I suppose it's useful if you're limited to 120hz. I would imagine motion at 360 or 480hz should be superior granted you can run at these framerates. 120hz BFI vs 240hz - who wins?Oh damn all the new Asus ones have BFI.
BFI (Black Frame Insertion) to Feature on the New Asus ROG OLED Gaming Monitors - TFTCentral
Asus are adding BFI to their third gen OLED gaming monitors in 2024 via their ELMB function. Details and operation provided
These are native refresh rates, not motion smoothing/interpolation - if that's what you mean?
120Hz BFI gets you the clarity of 240Hz while being less demanding to run.
The drawback is that it will flicker and reduce brightness.
I stuck with it, and while it was very harsh to begin with, I don't have much of a problem with it now on my C1.
Keep in mind that it becomes less noticeable the higher the refresh rate is. 60Hz is much harsher than 120Hz.
LG’s 3,000-Nit MLA OLED Already in TVs? | LG Display at CES 2024
LG Display’s 3,000-Nit MLA-equipped OLED panel may already be in 2024 TVs and PC monitors. We also take a look at the transparent OLED tech that has appeared...
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I didn't realize 2024 monitors are getting MLA 2.0 in them. Monitors finally catching up to tvs with this and qd oled Gen 3.