News Asus' 49-inch, 5K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor Will Blow Your Mind

[Admin]

The giant screen operates at 144 Hz with 1000 nits of brightness.

Asus' 49-inch, 5K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor Will Blow Your Mind : Read more

 

[Colif]

have they fixed burn in yet? I don't get point in using a OLED for a monitor unless you like buying a new one every few years.

The order of the pixels also makes text look weird.

 

[cknobman]

have they fixed burn in yet? I don't get point in using a OLED for a monitor unless you like buying a new one every few years.

The order of the pixels also makes text look weird.

Its a gaming monitor and OLED excels at that use case, blows away any mini LED counterpart.
And yeah they have fixed burn in outside of extreme use cases.
You would not really want to use this monitor outside of gaming and movies.

 

[TMRichard]

I think I'm going to be an old man before they make the product that I'm looking for:
27-28" OLED,
4K @ 120hz

There seems to be an OLED screen in every size category and configuration except this one which annoys me greatly.

Ideally something affordable (for OLED) would be nice but we're talking about OLED here, it won't be affordable in traditional sense. Personally I would prefer Non-curved but it wouldn't be a deal breaker, I just want SOMETHING in the 27-28" 16:9 4K range to be OLED.

 

[Colif]

You would not really want to use this monitor outside of gaming and movies.

so either PC is only for gaming or you have 2 monitors and use this as 2nd one.

seems its not that bad anymore - https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/real-life-oled-burn-in-test
I would think taskbar being in same place every day would be most probable cause.

 

[az_r2d1]

This isn't 5K, ASUS doesn't call it 5K . 1440 vertical resolution isn't anywhere near 5K. ( 5120 x 2880 )