Review on 32" Monitor ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q, 2560x1440, 175Hz, IPS, black by Ognian Nestorov ᠌

New generation monitor, true 10 bit matrix, not 8 bit + frc. Very pretty, but not flashy. If the budget allows - I recommend. Some pros: Stealth design - no bronze or red inserts like on other Asus models. 32 inches - it's huge in the good sense of the word. 10bit matrix - rich and beautiful colors Many settings, although not everything was clear without googling. There are practically no lights. IPS matrices do not exist without glare, but you have to really find fault with this, and look in a dim room. For example, my LG 27GL850 has terrible backlight in the bottom left corner. It is convenient to lay cables - they pass through the leg, there is a convenient plug at the back. usb, displayPort and power - not a single cable is visible when you sit in front of the monitor. Different cons: If fast boot is enabled in the BIOS, there will be no picture when the system boots. I had to disable fast boot. Some settings are not obvious, the manual does not say what this means. In particular, Variable OD - until I googled it, I did not understand what it is and why. The logo on the back is very dim. As an ambient backlight, it was not possible to use it.