Questions about ASUS ROG Strix XG32VQ

Thanks for the info!

5.9kg

Ja, Wandbefestigung nach VESA-Standard : 100x100mm https://www.asus.com/de/Monitors/ROG-Strix-XG32VQ/specifications/

Your colleague is basically right. The PS4 Pro does not have an option to output a 2560x1440 resolution. Furthermore, you cannot benefit from the 144Hz. So in principle not optimal and basically an overkill. PS: If you effectively only intend to use a PS4 Pro with a display, I recommend a 4K TV, which usually also support HDR.

The minimum height is 490mm. The maximum height is 590mm.

Yes, it can. As far as I understood correctly with the PS5, a frame rate of 120Hz is only automatically displayed with some games on the PS5, unfortunately it cannot be set manually...

Yes, I think you can, but the 4k won't do you any good. You only have a 2k resolution. Unless you scale it up with Nvidia, which is not always recommended.

So give a signal from one monitor to the next? I don't think this is possible, they are signal inputs and not outputs. Check out this product: CSL 2-Port 4K HDMI Splitter

no, what makes you think that? It is a "2K" resolution (2560x1440 pixels) monitor. There is 4K(3840x2560 pixels) and what you are looking for, 8K, is 7680×4320 pixels. Filter by this value and you should find 8K monitors :)

No unfortunately not, I mean the xg32vqR has Hdr 400 :) is the successor of this one

Hello, yes it has a RGB LED, you can see it on the 3rd and 4th picture (the circle on the back).

I had one with me, but a Displayport mini to Displayport I think. Good luck, hope you won't have any green pixels in the picture.

The screen has a total height of 421.5mm at the front, 393mm of which is 'picture', border at the bottom: 20mm, at the top: 8.5mm.

yes, 1x jack 3.5mm is somewhere (normal headphone connection, like on a mobile phone, for example).

Tomorrow evening I will set up the screen for a colleague. I'll let you know if I find anything different ;). Greetings

I can recommend the following product for this: Delock DisplayPort - Displayport Cable, 2m (2m)

...everything is possible, just know how. :)

Hi No, you should not have any disadvantages. Adaptive-Sync supports 10** and 20** series graphics cards. Nvidia released an update in January 2019 that supports compatibility between Nvidia and Vesa. Adaptive-Sync is a Vesa tool that adjusts the refresh rate of the monitor to that of the graphics card, thus avoiding screen tearing (misalignment of 2 or more frames, which can lead to blurring). FreeSync is from AMD and the same as Adaptive Sync. I hope I was able to help you. But I am not 100% sure about everything. Please correct me. :) LG

The question is now a little older... I will therefore answer in general terms. Your eyes will generally thank you if you lower the brightness as much as you don't mind, and it will also reduce backlight bleeding efficiently. Another such setting would be to reduce the blue a little (as soon as it appears yellowish it is too far). I always leave the other colours at maximum (currently: red=100%, green=100%, blue=91%) This setting is of course not necessary, but I find it much more pleasant, even if you are sitting at the PC in the evening and it is thinner. Otherwise, everyone perceives it differently, so just play a little with the contrast until it's the nicest for you. I ended up with 80%. I can't say anything about the perfect settings for this monitor, but I hope the information was helpful anyway. The best thing would really be to just tweak the slider until it looks nice to you.

Most HDMI cables cannot exploit the full 144Hz. For this, you usually have to fall back on DisplayPort cables.

I am unfortunately not an oracle but bought it on 27.08.2018 for 499.-.

Yes it is, that's why I chose it, because with other manufacturers, monitors that are larger simply become wider and don't become taller. But that's not the case here, I'm absolutely satisfied with it!

Currently COD Black Opps III is available.

The monitor does not have a built-in speaker, so a speaker or headset/headphones must be connected separately.

Without G-sync, there is a risk of tearing. I have a GTX 1080 Ti and so far I haven't noticed any disturbing effects in Battlefield V. But if you want to be on the safe side, get a monitor with G-sync :-)

Yesterday, this monitor still cost CHF 639 in our shop.

According to my information, it is compatible.

Hello Motitz In order to deliver 144fps in 2560x1440 to the monitor as much as possible, the GRAKA can hardly have too much power in modern games. My 1080TI OC barely manages 144fps in the latest games, on highest settings, grass foliage etc. FreeSync is of no use with Nvidia GRAKA, but with 144fps it doesn't need it anymore.

Of course you can use this combination. There are no disadvantages, except that you can't use Freesync. With a 1080, you shouldn't need so much G-Sync (from Nvidia) anyway. This is only useful if you often have low FPS. That's when it really catches up with the frame rate.