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Yeah, I just saw it and came here.

Looks pretty dang good. The map one where you can read the small little text was impressive. It was a bit more difficult to discern the eyes on the UFO test though.

I just saw a video of someone walking by and looking at the Asus 480hz OLED.... and it was running blurbuster's UFO test.

SOMEONE TAKE A PURSUIT VIDEO OF IT, I want to see how well 480hz OLED performs with the UFO test.

"When activated, ULMB 2 will deliver 2,160Hz Hz of effective motion clarity, for the definitive competitive gaming experience."

Wow, so I think it's great that we're getting a 540hz monitor with ULMB2 and I would love to see it in action... but they really have to stop with that misleading ...

Interesting... does it work yet at high refresh rates?

How far along is the development?

Does that mean this monitor could hold its own in an esports environment? If someone wants a single monitor that can also be used for competitive games as well as a good experience in other apps

Or is input lag higher on this monitor?


I received my AW3423DW a week or so ago and the monitor ...

The first results of the UFO test on the new QD OLED monitor have appeared online and... it's pretty good! (At least, for non-strobbing)

Check it out:
https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/nqf7SjuR5AKxbpGbLR9vu5-1792-80.jpeg

Image #2
https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/nqf7SjuR5AKxbpGbLR9vu5-1792-80 ...

I have to say, I wasn't THAT surprised to see that even the official Asus HDMI cable failed the test.

And of course, most 10ft ones failed as well (that explains weird anomalies I experienced with longer cables). I understand that this content is hard to create (You need a $10k machine, $1000 in ...

This monitor has been amazing however now I want more.

I wish I could:
- Overclock it to 390hz (can I?)
- Enable ULMB / strobbing (I can't)

That said, in terms of clarity, color, brightness and build quality, the monitor has been superb. I feel as if Dell/Alienware COULD enable those features ...

I heard about this and thought it would probably have a bunch of issues.

Still, if the 240hz panel can O/C to 300hz, that would still be fairly decent.

I wonder if you can use blur reduction at 390hz.

The other batch of 360hz only has blur reduction at 240hz (or not at all in the case of the Dell variant).