Sadly its not lately, its been for years. Some other channels even have to run certain software to help manage them. Its worse when they create a large bot comment chain too. TH-cam keeps saying theyll do something about it but yet to see any results
Picked this up at microcenter for $950+tax=$1006. Coming from lg c2 42inch oled I hated the initial colors until I did internet search and saw the recommendation to use sRGB mode. Oh wow what a difference! Now I am in love with this monitor! Thanks to the guy on redit that suggested sRGB mode!
Hello there, Can u help me plz? im thinking about bouying the aoc q24g2a ( i have watched ur review) to replace mt Benq zowie 2455T (i play esports mainly EA FC 24) is it a good option? because EA FC is 60 HZ 1080p .. I also play other games such as chivalary 2 and Isonzo tekken battlefront battlefield, cod etc...can i play at 4k 60 hz with the aoc q24g2a? tks in advance (I Play on the PS5) im just trying to find a good monitor in order to play well my main game and and my "relaxing games". Best regards
I just got this monitor and the picture is horrendous, i have tried everything the colors are washed and brioghtness is terrible, i dont get why this is. I have played with the settings to no avail. The picture is alot worse than my other ips monitor.
I went searching for this and I knew you guys were going to review it. I pulled the trigger on a amazon open box for $460 and it was brand new from what I could tell no dead pixel and nothing burned in as far as I could tell. Thanks for the review really made my day to grab this for the price I did here in the States.
Great review! I have this monitor for 2 weeks and I am very satisfied. The colors are fantastic, great sharpness and also very good hdr. Very happy with the purschase. I admit I wanted Asus pg32ucdm initialyy but I don t regret I bought MSI.
Hi I’m looking at getting a 3rd gen oled gaming monitor, I looked at this but my pc is a decent spect with RTX3080ti at 4k on mw3 for example my benchmark states 60fps I know I can’t run much faster on hdmi port as not 1.4, with none fps games it’s no issue I would enjoy the quality, what pc setup are you running please? Thanks just getting into the new monitors! Leaving curve 🖖👍
Hello, I am using it with an rtx 4090 and a 13900k. I have decent fps even in most demanding titles, above 100 fps with highest details. The monitor is very smooth and very fast, indeed is a real pleasure to play games on it.
I mean, seeing this MSI screen makes me wonder, why I should go for the ASUS PG32UCDM? Its the same panel, its also using a graphen cooling, and here in germany its 1.700 € (ASUS) vs. 1.400 € (MSI).
Hope they come up with 45inch Ultrawide QD-OLEDs as the LG WOLED version spoiled me. I don’t think I can step down to a smaller screen size now as the immersion at that size and 800r curve is unreal.
I'd love a 45 inch IF they upped the resolution to something like 3820 x 1600. That rez still has a low pixel density, but is many times better than what we have now.
@@rickgear2579Yeah text can be abit wonky looking but its not as bad as some people make it out to be (but still you may want to stay away from it if you’re looking to use it for text heavy tasks). Once you start gaming though, any concerns just evaporate because it immerses and sucks you in better than any 16:9 flat panel can ever do. Sitting in front of it is basically “experiencing VR without being in VR”. It can feel like being in a cockpit or in a driver’s seat. LG absolutely nailed it by using an 800R curve
@@KitGuruTechYeah I’m not seeing any 39 or 45 inch 3rd gen QD-OLED panels coming soon. Only those 49 inch super ultrawides ones that’s more for the productivity folks. Maybe next year.
Great Review, thanks. I've had My Eye on one of these Monitors for a while, but My RX 5700 XT would Struggle to Drive It. Might have to Wait until I get a new GPU...
How many games can run 4k @ 240 FPS? 🤔 I can only think of a couple competitive shooter games that could possibly hit those frames and the people who play competitive titles aren’t interested in 4k so who is this monitor for? Also how many gamers are using 14900k’s overclocked 7200-8000 DDR5ram , $600-$1000 motherboard and 4090’s? Prob .001 % of the population because that’s a $5000+ system.
@@TheMostSavageOfAllGeeseWell I’m not buying one for 4K or 240hz, I want it because it's OLED and they finally make them at my preferred size of 32”. I play games at 60fps so my gpu power is used to push resolution and visuals.
@@TheMostSavageOfAllGeesethe thing is, there’s no 32” 4K144hz OLEDs so these 32” 4K240hz panels is all we can buy. I’m running a 4090 with a 14700k and yeah, 4K240hz is unachievable in 99% games even with DLSS and frame generation but again, that’s all we can buy. You don’t need 240 FPS to enjoy games, even if you can only hit 120 FPS this monitor is still worth it.
Looks great! I just bought my first OLED monitor, the Alienware 4k 32". It has a perfect balance of features to lure me into the realm of OLED displays. Good to see more options. I'm still wary of burn in... But it's a risk I'm willing to take
I just looked at the PG321UQX and while it can get much brighter the image quality is just so much better with these 4K QD-OLED monitors in my opinion.
The brightness won't be missed in HDR for sure. Per pixel dimming is far superior than full array local dimming. It will give you 0 black point with infinite contrast, which is not possible with current lcd.
Mine is on backorder, I've heard that you can't adjust the brightness while in HDR can you confirm this? I use monitors at a lower brightness as my eyes get very sensitive to bright screens, the IPS monitor I'm using currently is set to around 105 nits. If not, what's the best way to enjoy this in HDR without destroying my eyeballs?
that's correct, brightness is locked when you choose one of the 2 HDR modes. the trueblack400 mode caps brightness at about 450 nits in HDR which is the dimmest experience (shown at 12:53)
It’s hard to find, and if you do it’s a backorder. I was lucky and got my order in from Amazon Canada cuz I checked the listing like 100x a day. Order placed on March 25th and I still don’t have an estimated delivery date. I think I’ve heard something about a part shortage…
Ima really be interested in the prices of oleds in a year or two if they become the new thing these companies focus on, personally i got an lg c3 cause i can use it as a tv if i retire it as a monitor. Also hope that burn in eventually just becomes something that doesnt happen but maybe we need a different panel type for that. Having to buy a 2nd lcd panel just to avoid that for my mmorpg with static huds
Concerning the differences in prices - 1299£ in UK and 949.99$ in the US: These prices are not directly comparable as the UK price includes taxes and US price doesn't, isn't that right?
@@76sagman After having compared some prices I must say yeah, UK customers are getting a little bit screwed, but if you substract VAT from UK prices, as one should for every price comparison, it is none the less a much more level playing field. *Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER Gaming OC 16GB* - Overclockers (UK): 1092$ - Caseking (Germany): 1043$ - Newegg (USA): 1099$ *Intel Core i9-14900KS* - Overclockers (UK): 718$ - Caseking (Germany): 649$ - Newegg (USA): 664$ *Gigabyte X670E Aorus Xtreme* - Overclockers (UK): 687$ - Caseking (Germany): 642$ - Newegg (USA): 649$
Every OLED panel on the market will flicker in dark games with G-Sync ON if the frame rate isn’t stable. I suggest reading up on it before making a purchase. It’s probably the worse downside of OLED. I hate that most people don’t mention this.
@@robertuskurniawan2166 The only way to ''fix'' or ''prevent'' OLED VRR flicker is to disable VRR or cap your framerate so that it doesn't fluctuate as much. So if you're playing a game that fluctuates in FPS a lot (like from 100 to 150), you're better off locking it at 100-120. This sucks as it defeats the purpose of VRR but every tech has its downsides. Luckily this is for the most part only noticeable in dark games, so if you play high framerate competitive games like Overwatch, Valorant or Fortnite you won't see flicker as they're bright games. But if you play something like Tarkov or single player horror games, you most likely will have to cap your FPS. Playing at a smooth framerate will eliminate flicker almost completely and you'll only see it if the game you're playing has stutters.
I still can't decide between this MPG 321URX QD-OLED and Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM. Especially HARD on/off, cause on some monitors no differences at all like recent Samsung OLED 32 G8.
It sounds silly but I'm running a 42" LGC2 and even though it's only 120hz, that large OLED panel is breathtaking. Dropping down to 32" (even at way higher hz) is going to be painful...£1300 is $1650 equivalent and $999 is £790.........Somethings not right there!
there's no denying the OLED monitors have a premium versus TVs, but i personally would much rather a 240Hz 32in model over a 120Hz 42in model - each to their own i guess!
I made the switch from 42in C2 to this monitor , the size drop is tough but the extra frames I am getting is making up for that , also using a remote for the C2 was starting to get annoying
It will be better in 6-12 months when prices comes down. For more inclusives monitor reviews see Monitors Unboxed who have tested the Asus version as well.
On my 321URX I get some minor flickering but it is barely noticeable and only in loading screens. On the monitors I had before corsair xeneon flex and Asus pg27aqdm the vrr flicker was more visible.
If there are games with bad frame pacing and big jumps between framerates it is very noticeable , that said most of these screens will have the same problem in those situations
@@hellblazer7VRR flicker especially in dark scenes is not a fixable issue. Every OLED flickers with VRR on if the frame rate isn’t stable. There’s only 2 ways to fix it, disable VRR or cap your FPS to something you can hit consistently.
I haven't seen a single Techtuber tackle the fact that YOU CANNOT ORDER/PREORDER this monitor ANYWHERE. Or at least get some inside for us regular people who want to purchase this specific monitor, since MSI won't say sh*t.
@@Mike-pd6npI'm good friends with a manager at microcenter Cambridge and after 3 months of waiting, he finally got me a 321UPX, but no 321URX came in yet. What state do you live in that still has these close to midnight in stock on a Sunday? They sell out within minutes in the morning if they do manage to get a few copies. LMAO
I got the Asus PG32 it’s awesome I love it I thought about the MSI model but I just hate the look of it lol I love the Asus look gives off a cyberpunk vibe that I love
@@Silverarrow2 100%. Has everything I could ask for, especially w/ new updates. Only improvements would be to brightness & potential BFI support in future.
Hi Dominic. Why does something like your video show up every time I believe my PC is finally finished? You should begin your videos by saying, "Well, are you ready to spend more money on your PC? Thanks for an excellent video, and have a nice day.
@@KitGuruTech Hi Dominic, There's nothing for you to be sorry about. You don't make me buy anything computer related. I'm just PC-addicted and can't help myself.
Wow - Brits getting totally creamed on pricing - even Australia is cheaper and we're the home of getting creamed. Australia is the equivalent of 1150 poonds.
The design looks really budget and cheap. There’s a big difference between a simple and clean design and just plain basic and cheap. For a premium product, it shouldn’t look this basic. Just look at the Samsung G80S, Alienware, or Asus models-they’re all in a similar price range and look way better.
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Sadly its not lately, its been for years. Some other channels even have to run certain software to help manage them. Its worse when they create a large bot comment chain too. TH-cam keeps saying theyll do something about it but yet to see any results
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Picked this up at microcenter for $950+tax=$1006. Coming from lg c2 42inch oled I hated the initial colors until I did internet search and saw the recommendation to use sRGB mode. Oh wow what a difference! Now I am in love with this monitor! Thanks to the guy on redit that suggested sRGB mode!
Hello there, Can u help me plz? im thinking about bouying the aoc q24g2a ( i have watched ur review) to replace mt Benq zowie 2455T (i play esports mainly EA FC 24) is it a good option? because EA FC is 60 HZ 1080p .. I also play other games such as chivalary 2 and Isonzo tekken battlefront battlefield, cod etc...can i play at 4k 60 hz with the aoc q24g2a? tks in advance (I Play on the PS5)
im just trying to find a good monitor in order to play well my main game and and my "relaxing games". Best regards
I just got this monitor and the picture is horrendous, i have tried everything the colors are washed and brioghtness is terrible, i dont get why this is. I have played with the settings to no avail.
The picture is alot worse than my other ips monitor.
I went searching for this and I knew you guys were going to review it. I pulled the trigger on a amazon open box for $460 and it was brand new from what I could tell no dead pixel and nothing burned in as far as I could tell. Thanks for the review really made my day to grab this for the price I did here in the States.
happy to help !
460 wtf lmao
U had burn in the next day 😂😂😂
@@504Trey Still working like a champ. No burn in. My only complaint is that is they are a pain to clean the screen.
Nice to see your enthusiasm, it really is a good time for gaming monitors and monitor tech in general!!
Dominic is great!
thanks, it's easy when a product is so good to be honest!
what a screen, absolutely awesome
Best price amongst other 4k 240hz oleds st 32 inch new form factor as well.
Great review! I have this monitor for 2 weeks and I am very satisfied. The colors are fantastic, great sharpness and also very good hdr. Very happy with the purschase. I admit I wanted Asus pg32ucdm initialyy but I don t regret I bought MSI.
Hi I’m looking at getting a 3rd gen oled gaming monitor, I looked at this but my pc is a decent spect with RTX3080ti at 4k on mw3 for example my benchmark states 60fps I know I can’t run much faster on hdmi port as not 1.4, with none fps games it’s no issue I would enjoy the quality, what pc setup are you running please?
Thanks just getting into the new monitors! Leaving curve 🖖👍
Hello, I am using it with an rtx 4090 and a 13900k. I have decent fps even in most demanding titles, above 100 fps with highest details. The monitor is very smooth and very fast, indeed is a real pleasure to play games on it.
4090. Wow. Lucky man 😮
That’s some setup man 😮
@@hotandcoldrunningwater-hj2mn if you say so🥴
I went with the Alienware. Got tired of waiting for this one. The Alienware is absolutely amazing. Solves all the issues i had with the LG OLED
how do you find the curve on a 32in 16:9?
Nice panel was considering it. Or this one, or Asus.
@@KitGuruTech doesn't bother me in the slightest.
@@rickgear2579 can I asked what problems you had with the LG OLED?
I’m wondering this too, I have a LG C3
MPI 321UPX have same specs besidefrom 2-3 features, right?
We want the msi's meg 321urx qd-oled when will it be released for sale?
When can I purchase this in the US? I can't find a single site with availability. My impulsivity is not going to last more than another day.
Hasn't been released yet
Can this monitor native simulate a 27" 1440p screen like some others for when you want to do esport practice?
Well MSI hit this one out of the park. job well done
Iv been absolutely loving the AW 32 inch. The colors on QD OLED just hit different than WOLED
Got it on backorder. Let the wait begin!
Great technical analysis. One of the few on TH-cam who can test these screens properly 👍🏻
Thanks 🤘🏻
Thanks for the review. One thing that would have been nice (and almost always overlooked in reviews) is KVM testing.
Watching this on my 321URX
I mean, seeing this MSI screen makes me wonder, why I should go for the ASUS PG32UCDM? Its the same panel, its also using a graphen cooling, and here in germany its 1.700 € (ASUS) vs. 1.400 € (MSI).
Hope they come up with 45inch Ultrawide QD-OLEDs as the LG WOLED version spoiled me. I don’t think I can step down to a smaller screen size now as the immersion at that size and 800r curve is unreal.
I'd love a 45 inch IF they upped the resolution to something like 3820 x 1600. That rez still has a low pixel density, but is many times better than what we have now.
That's a good point, I'm not sure if there are any planned, but there are a few 49in 32:9 QD-OLEDs?
@@rickgear2579Yeah text can be abit wonky looking but its not as bad as some people make it out to be (but still you may want to stay away from it if you’re looking to use it for text heavy tasks). Once you start gaming though, any concerns just evaporate because it immerses and sucks you in better than any 16:9 flat panel can ever do. Sitting in front of it is basically “experiencing VR without being in VR”. It can feel like being in a cockpit or in a driver’s seat. LG absolutely nailed it by using an 800R curve
@@KitGuruTechYeah I’m not seeing any 39 or 45 inch 3rd gen QD-OLED panels coming soon. Only those 49 inch super ultrawides ones that’s more for the productivity folks. Maybe next year.
I bought MSI MPG 271QRXDE QD-OLED. I set it to Auto-HDR windows 11 with callibration, and it was very dark in windows mode
Great Review, thanks. I've had My Eye on one of these Monitors for a while, but My RX 5700 XT would Struggle to Drive It. Might have to Wait until I get a new GPU...
How many games can run 4k @ 240 FPS? 🤔 I can only think of a couple competitive shooter games that could possibly hit those frames and the people who play competitive titles aren’t interested in 4k so who is this monitor for?
Also how many gamers are using 14900k’s overclocked 7200-8000 DDR5ram , $600-$1000 motherboard and 4090’s? Prob .001 % of the population because that’s a $5000+ system.
@@TheMostSavageOfAllGeeseWell I’m not buying one for 4K or 240hz, I want it because it's OLED and they finally make them at my preferred size of 32”. I play games at 60fps so my gpu power is used to push resolution and visuals.
@@TheMostSavageOfAllGeese my build was only 2400$ sans storage and it out performs what you just mentioned…
@@TheMostSavageOfAllGeesethe thing is, there’s no 32” 4K144hz OLEDs so these 32” 4K240hz panels is all we can buy. I’m running a 4090 with a 14700k and yeah, 4K240hz is unachievable in 99% games even with DLSS and frame generation but again, that’s all we can buy. You don’t need 240 FPS to enjoy games, even if you can only hit 120 FPS this monitor is still worth it.
Looks great!
I just bought my first OLED monitor, the Alienware 4k 32". It has a perfect balance of features to lure me into the realm of OLED displays.
Good to see more options.
I'm still wary of burn in... But it's a risk I'm willing to take
How was it when you were playing at 4k 240 fps? Did you notice any compression artefacts from DSC?
02:39 - Check the brand of the speakers that stand on the sides of the monitor, thank you!
Which one is better, this monitor or the 4k 240hz OLED from ROG PG32UCDM ?
32in is too big. I'm looking for at least 27 but i prefer 24 any recommendations?
Was there a firmware update for the monitor when you installed it??
Is it better than Asus ROG PG32UCDM QD-OLED ??
Great analysis hope to see more of these kg
Plenty more in the works!
Awesome. Alienware one on the way ?
It must be good. I can’t find it anywhere
FINALLY was able to snatch mine from Newegg … can’t wait for it to arrive! Upgrading from a BenQ EX321U.
The technical analysis is great Dominic. 👌🏻
Thanks!
Nice but the price is ridonkulous. I hope they make a 24"/27" with 120hz/144hz?
How does HDR compare to the ASUS PG32UQX which you had also reviewed a couple of years ago? Would one miss the brightness?
I just looked at the PG321UQX and while it can get much brighter the image quality is just so much better with these 4K QD-OLED monitors in my opinion.
The brightness won't be missed in HDR for sure. Per pixel dimming is far superior than full array local dimming. It will give you 0 black point with infinite contrast, which is not possible with current lcd.
Do they have a remote you can buy that is supported?
It would be great if you could buy this monitor somewhere.
How is the VRR performance? Is it stable and flicker free?
I have the 271qrx and it flickers pretty hard. Gonna send it back. But it´s the 271qrx tho.
Still over £1,100 in the UK. I want it but that's way too rich for my blood. Any idea when this kind of screen will get closer to £500?
You may be interested in this: th-cam.com/video/pun2KN7WutY/w-d-xo.html
@KitGuruTech I’m looking for some audio solutions for this monitor any suggestions will a sound bar work I don’t wanna use a headset?
How do you adjust the height ?
Mine is on backorder, I've heard that you can't adjust the brightness while in HDR can you confirm this? I use monitors at a lower brightness as my eyes get very sensitive to bright screens, the IPS monitor I'm using currently is set to around 105 nits. If not, what's the best way to enjoy this in HDR without destroying my eyeballs?
that's correct, brightness is locked when you choose one of the 2 HDR modes. the trueblack400 mode caps brightness at about 450 nits in HDR which is the dimmest experience (shown at 12:53)
Where do you find this monitor? Ive looked in amazon and just see the MAG 321UPX and reviews say not to get it because the BIOs is borked
Not sure its released yet in some parts of the world,. where are you?
seems to be pre-order only almost everywhere!
@amdforlife5591 California so the monitor should be available
@KitGuruTech I thought it had released already. Honestly I can wait. Every other comparable monitor is $300-400 more expensive.
It’s hard to find, and if you do it’s a backorder. I was lucky and got my order in from Amazon Canada cuz I checked the listing like 100x a day. Order placed on March 25th and I still don’t have an estimated delivery date. I think I’ve heard something about a part shortage…
Will this monitor be good for watching HDR movies? Does it need HDR10 or Dolby Vision?
It will be good yes but doesn't support Dolby vision unfortunately
Great review!!
i wonder does these monitor have banding too?
Killer review that. Really sold the panel to me
Is there an issue with this monitor not being g-sync compatible certified? As in flickering, i will not have VRR enabled.
no, i did 90% of my testing with adaptive sync on a 4090 and it was absolutely great
Ima really be interested in the prices of oleds in a year or two if they become the new thing these companies focus on, personally i got an lg c3 cause i can use it as a tv if i retire it as a monitor. Also hope that burn in eventually just becomes something that doesnt happen but maybe we need a different panel type for that. Having to buy a 2nd lcd panel just to avoid that for my mmorpg with static huds
pg32ucdm review with Dominic as a host please
I find curved screens great if you're just gaming on the system.
But I've been wanting a flat panel like this, this might be my choice in the future.
Curved monitors are superb. Was never sold on massive curved televisions though
Loved the review. 👏🏻
Sounds perfect except for the fact that it’s impossible to find one of these to buy.
Concerning the differences in prices - 1299£ in UK and 949.99$ in the US: These prices are not directly comparable as the UK price includes taxes and US price doesn't, isn't that right?
no its just more expensive here. The Alienware equivalent is £980.
@@76sagman After having compared some prices I must say yeah, UK customers are getting a little bit screwed, but if you substract VAT from UK prices, as one should for every price comparison, it is none the less a much more level playing field.
*Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER Gaming OC 16GB*
- Overclockers (UK): 1092$
- Caseking (Germany): 1043$
- Newegg (USA): 1099$
*Intel Core i9-14900KS*
- Overclockers (UK): 718$
- Caseking (Germany): 649$
- Newegg (USA): 664$
*Gigabyte X670E Aorus Xtreme*
- Overclockers (UK): 687$
- Caseking (Germany): 642$
- Newegg (USA): 649$
Does it works with Gsync without any problem? (Flicker, stutter etc)
yep not a problem at all - all testing was done with an RTX 4090 and had zero issues
Every OLED panel on the market will flicker in dark games with G-Sync ON if the frame rate isn’t stable. I suggest reading up on it before making a purchase. It’s probably the worse downside of OLED. I hate that most people don’t mention this.
@@Tectosaurus thanks for your info. Do you how to fix this?
@@robertuskurniawan2166 The only way to ''fix'' or ''prevent'' OLED VRR flicker is to disable VRR or cap your framerate so that it doesn't fluctuate as much. So if you're playing a game that fluctuates in FPS a lot (like from 100 to 150), you're better off locking it at 100-120. This sucks as it defeats the purpose of VRR but every tech has its downsides. Luckily this is for the most part only noticeable in dark games, so if you play high framerate competitive games like Overwatch, Valorant or Fortnite you won't see flicker as they're bright games. But if you play something like Tarkov or single player horror games, you most likely will have to cap your FPS. Playing at a smooth framerate will eliminate flicker almost completely and you'll only see it if the game you're playing has stutters.
@@Tectosaurus thanks. What about Asus PG32UCDM QDOLED. It has Gsync Compatible label. Does it also flicker when FPS is not stable?
I still can't decide between this MPG 321URX QD-OLED and Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM. Especially HARD on/off, cause on some monitors no differences at all like recent Samsung OLED 32 G8.
@____HEISENBERG____ I decided to get Asus PG32UCDM. After watching many videos.
@____HEISENBERG____ not yet, next week
It sounds silly but I'm running a 42" LGC2 and even though it's only 120hz, that large OLED panel is breathtaking. Dropping down to 32" (even at way higher hz) is going to be painful...£1300 is $1650 equivalent and $999 is £790.........Somethings not right there!
there's no denying the OLED monitors have a premium versus TVs, but i personally would much rather a 240Hz 32in model over a 120Hz 42in model - each to their own i guess!
@@KitGuruTech I definitely agree with you. I actually dropped down (from 4k 144hz) Let's hope they release some larger variants 😊👍
I made the switch from 42in C2 to this monitor , the size drop is tough but the extra frames I am getting is making up for that , also using a remote for the C2 was starting to get annoying
@@Dx-so7jm True story about the remote! 😂😂
This one is mega expensive. 😮
I'm trying so hard to wait this one out, rather than buying the Alienware, but it's starting to feel like it will never be available.
I would like to see this one get a head to head with ASUS and ALIENWARE models.
Is the bezel aluminum silver or black
the bottom chin is grey, but the sides are black
color me impressed. thank god im not in the UK, that pricing is insane compared to US
can you make best setting bro
Waiting for 1080p oleds
Now to find it in stock... :(
How does this compare to the alienware 32?
I've not tried it, but it's the same panel except the Aleinware is curved and this is flat!
Have you tested the Asus PG32UCDM though?
Dont think kitguru work with ASUS after all that nonsense a year or so ago
@@RainbowSunset-uq2hs Thanks I didn’t know, makes sense.
It will be better in 6-12 months when prices comes down. For more inclusives monitor reviews see Monitors Unboxed who have tested the Asus version as well.
Is the VRR flicker issue very noticeable on this monitor?
On my 321URX I get some minor flickering but it is barely noticeable and only in loading screens. On the monitors I had before corsair xeneon flex and Asus pg27aqdm the vrr flicker was more visible.
If there are games with bad frame pacing and big jumps between framerates it is very noticeable , that said most of these screens will have the same problem in those situations
The issue is minimal, if its a problem for you, MSI announced that the issue will be resolved in the next firmware update.
@@hellblazer7VRR flicker especially in dark scenes is not a fixable issue. Every OLED flickers with VRR on if the frame rate isn’t stable. There’s only 2 ways to fix it, disable VRR or cap your FPS to something you can hit consistently.
Which gpu you're using here bro?
all testing was done on RTX 4090 :)
@@KitGuruTech Awesome bro ❤️😍
I haven't seen a single Techtuber tackle the fact that YOU CANNOT ORDER/PREORDER this monitor ANYWHERE. Or at least get some inside for us regular people who want to purchase this specific monitor, since MSI won't say sh*t.
Don’t think it’s been released yet in some countries
The problem is we can’t find it not even the ASUS Rog
gaming monitors might not get any better than this, but they sure do get a hell of a lot more expensive
Great review and screen. Looking around for deals now 😂
Good luck!
This monitor only exists on paper.
And yet, here it is
@@Mike-pd6np Yep, here on TH-cam. Good luck finding one.
@nicholash8021 there was one at my local micro center that I was at about 2 hours ago lmao
@@Mike-pd6npI'm good friends with a manager at microcenter Cambridge and after 3 months of waiting, he finally got me a 321UPX, but no 321URX came in yet. What state do you live in that still has these close to midnight in stock on a Sunday? They sell out within minutes in the morning if they do manage to get a few copies. LMAO
@@Mike-pd6npTustin? I was there yesterday and didn’t see it lol
awesome review
Glad you enjoyed it
Waiting for the Gigabyte competitor later this year.
I got the Asus PG32 it’s awesome I love it
I thought about the MSI model but I just hate the look of it lol
I love the Asus look gives off a cyberpunk vibe that I love
Each to their own , I just hated the look of the Asus price tag lol
Ghey
This or the PG32UCDM from ROG, which is £50 more... gonna have to research some more
its a tough ask for £1300 when the Dell is £980
it should be good for the price £1,299.00
(incl. VAT)
Love this monitor.
Are you still happy with it? Thinking of getting one.
@@Silverarrow2 100%. Has everything I could ask for, especially w/ new updates. Only improvements would be to brightness & potential BFI support in future.
The best monitor until the Gigabyte version is released...
Great review Dominic ❤
Glad you liked it!
Hi Dominic. Why does something like your video show up every time I believe my PC is finally finished? You should begin your videos by saying, "Well, are you ready to spend more money on your PC? Thanks for an excellent video, and have a nice day.
Sorry. I think !
@@KitGuruTech Hi Dominic, There's nothing for you to be sorry about. You don't make me buy anything computer related. I'm just PC-addicted and can't help myself.
Nothing wrong with that. Most people who watch Kitguru are I’d imagine 😅
is mate or glossy?
glossy
Semi-glossy a bit less clear than a QD-OLED TV.
Does this monitor supprt KVM input switching using a keyboard?
Also, does it have HDMI eARC?
That light in the chin cant be turned off. 💀
I didn’t know this one was released ! I’m so tempted to put this on my credit card 😎
ill take a ultra wide 1440p over a smaller 4k everyday of the week
each to their own i guess, good thing there's plenty of choice in the OLED monitor market now
So then... those who are well take that smaller "4k" instead?
Great video , I also noticed that you lost some weight 😮
Thanks !
Sold out. :(
Wish you guys would work with ASUS again. Even if they are a$$hats.
BURN IN ISSUS ARE THE WORRY FOR NON GAMING USE , THIS REPORT DOES NOT AT ALL
we discuss this at 09:43
Burp in is very real
You're advertisements between scenes is obnoxious.
Wtf are with these bot comments o_o
We've removed all the ones we can see, all too common lately unfortunately
Too expensive
Wow - Brits getting totally creamed on pricing - even Australia is cheaper and we're the home of getting creamed. Australia is the equivalent of 1150 poonds.
Uk is always expensive.
LOL £1300
These kind of high end monitors are never cheap !
VRR doesn't work properly with PS5 / Xbox with this monitor :/ It's a juddery mess with games that support 120hz mode and VRR.
Ohhhhhj tech porn from MSI 😮
The design looks really budget and cheap. There’s a big difference between a simple and clean design and just plain basic and cheap. For a premium product, it shouldn’t look this basic.
Just look at the Samsung G80S, Alienware, or Asus models-they’re all in a similar price range and look way better.
Yeah I do make that point in the video and am inclined to agree, it could be a lot more premium considering the cost
Actually alienware is bettee callibrated than the msi
You tested both with a spyder or equivalent ?