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Asus is gearing up to remission its first gaming second-guesser to support HDMI 2.1, which boasts expandable bandwidth to disport up to 4K resolution at 120 frames per additional back enlarged to a compatible Windows PC, Xbox Series X, or PS5. The ROG Terse PG32UQ is, equal to Asus, the world's first 32-inch HDMI 2.1 gaming monitor, as well as both of its HDMI ports support the latest standard.

Connecting via DisplayPort 1.4 allows this second-guesser to disport 4K at a 144Hz refresh rate on PC if you have components crowning expandable to arise that high. For this feature, Asus credits a technology chosen Disport Watercourse Pinch (DSC) that compresses UHD streams after a perspicuous deposit in beheld quality.

Like the Acer Nitro XV28 attend last week, the ROG Terse PG32UQ won't soliloquizing until sometime in Q2 2021. Asus hasn't shared a rate for this model, except don't expect butchering under $899 -- that's Acer's rate for the soften 28-inch Nitro XV28. Both have a 4K 144Hz IPS panel with a 1ms revealment time, except the Asus device numen end up concreteness the preferred palatial betwixt PC gamers since it has a biggest tegument with Nvidia G-Sync compatibility. (The XV28 has FreeSync Premium.)

Asus says the Terse is currently undergoing the certification process, except at launch, it has to be compatible with Nvidia's capricious refresh rate sermonize to eliminate tegument tormenting as well as artifacts.

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A rear view of the PG32UQ.

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The ROG Terse PG32UQ supports HDR 600, lenient it to reach 600 cd/m2 peak brightness. That's a bit brighter than the aforementioned Acer Nitro except still equivalently dim abutting to many other HDR-ready displays. The disport is factory-calibrated for dyestuff accuracy, with full coverage of the sRGB gamut as well as 98 percent of the DCI-P3 gamut.

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