Review Asus ProArt PA32UCDM 4K 240 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor review: Precision, performance and elegance

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Asus’ ProArt PA32UCDM is a precision reference OLED monitor that’s pro-gamer ready. It’s a 32-inch QD-OLED with 4K resolution, 240 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR10, Dolby Vision, 1,000 nits, wide gamut color and all metal construction.

Asus ProArt PA32UCDM 4K 240 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor review: Precision, performance and elegance : Read more

 

[Geef]

You've convinced me! I'm gonna buy one... just as soon as I win the lottery.

 

[JTWrenn]

No Displayport? That's just weird to me.

 

[qwertymac93]

Is it possible to use a usb-c to display port adapter backwards to plug in a graphics card to the monitor? A single HDMI input and no display port is a real PITA for those of us with normal graphics cards that also want to plug in a gaming console.

 

[gamer_jim]

I've read the gaming sections of this review twice. I bought a new PC for Lightroom and flight Sim 2024, Hunt Showdown and Age of Empires with a 9800x3d and 5080.

I'm wanting a monitor to photo edit (hobby enthusiast) and game.

Given adaptive sync cuts at 120hz but I may able to achieve above this. Will I get screen tearing or any issues. I've only ever known my 165hz 27" that supports gsync to the refresh rate limit of the monitor.

Is this something they can update with firmware. Guessing it's a limit of the HDMI port.....wish they included display port.

Basically should I buy this or get something like the Gigabyte Aorus fo32u2p or PG32UCDM??

 

[oofdragon]

No bling advert.. coff review will shake the fact this product is a utterly fail at this price point. No monitor justify costing more than a grand, even $600 for every other 32 inch OLED is kind of too much already. And you know, 32 inch is such a dumb size l, c'mon. It's 27 for 2k and 40 for 4k, in between is dumb. Just give it another resolution if you want to sell it at 32

 

[gamer_jim]

I've read the gaming sections of this review twice. I bought a new PC for Lightroom and flight Sim 2024, Hunt Showdown and Age of Empires with a 9800x3d and 5080.

I'm wanting a monitor to photo edit (hobby enthusiast) and game.

Given adaptive sync cuts at 120hz but I may able to achieve above this. Will I get screen tearing or any issues. I've only ever known my 165hz 27" that supports gsync to the refresh rate limit of the monitor.

Is this something they can update with firmware. Guessing it's a limit of the HDMI port.....wish they included display port.

Basically should I buy this or get something like the Gigabyte Aorus fo32u2p or PG32UCDM??

Thought I'd come back and say I decided not to go with this screen and Bought the Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P which RTINGS had as a great gaming and photography monitor.

Asus did a big fail not making this a proper use for color critical workers who also game in the offline at home. All they had to do was add DP1.4 (or 2.1) and add features from their 32" PG32xxxx gaming line and it would have been a home run.

Asus support on the phone told me VRR 120Hz cap is a hardware limit and won't be able to go to 240hz in future firmware updates.

Plenty of us gamer dads are willing to pay slightly more for something not so RGB crazy in their office. Hopefully in the future they add a DP port and VRR through to the max frame rate of the monitor.