Review on ASUS 31 5 Monitor VP32UQ Adaptive Sync 31.5", 3840X2160P, Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers, HD by Tim Dubey

One of the big problems with product reviews is that people who have a problem with a product are much more likely to leave a review than happy customers. I bought two models of this model for my new PC. I have a powerful Nvidia graphics card. I am replacing two 32 inch Dell displays. Asus units run much colder than my old Dell units. I was originally planning to buy 2 new 32 inch displays from Dell. Their 4K model costs $300 more than Asus. Setup was very easy. I suggest avoiding adjustments on the monitor itself. A small joystick on the back controls all functions. When this monitor is connected to a PC, DO NOT set the resolution to 4K. This is for videos. Select one of the PC resolutions in the display control panel. It is very likely that the computer has already selected the optimal settings. Be sure to restart your computer after installing the monitor. All strange things will most likely disappear. I'm using a preview version of Windows 11. It did an excellent job setting up the display. I changed the default text size from 150% to 175%. Other than that, my graphics card and PC took care of everything else. Images are razor sharp. I have one monitor connected to the display port and the other to the HDMI port on my graphics card. The result is perfection! Colors are perfect and match between monitors. I'm using sRGB digital video, so no adjustment is possible. Don't need anything. If you're a gamer, you can set up advanced syncing on any monitor. I don't play games so everything is perfect including video streaming. I love this product!