ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q Gaming Monitor – 32 Inch WQHD (2560 x 1440), Fast IPS, 175Hz*, 1ms (GTG), Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, G-SYNC Compatible, DisplayHDR 6

G7 VS PG329Q - Gewinnt für mich der Asus
War lange hin und her gerissen, welcher Monitor der Nachfolger fr meinen G9 wird, da ich keinen Ultrawide Monitor mehr haben wollte, aber die 1000R Krmmung macht beim 32er G7 leider vieles kaputt und gefiel mir berhaupt nicht. Auch das Bild gefiel mir am Asus PG329Q auf Anhieb im sRGB Modus besser. Wenn man beide Monitore nebeneinander stellt, ist der G7 auch ein gutes Stck kleiner.

Fr mich ist der Asus mein Monitor fr die nchsten Jahre. Einzig Displayport 1.4 fehlt mir bei dem Monitor, da 10 Bit Farbtiefe bei 175Hz nicht mglich sind.

The best 1440p monitor ever made? (Asus ROG Swift PG329Q)
Out of the box the colours were over saturated and quite green to my eyes (though everyone’s eyes are different so bear that in mind). But once I’d set it up to my liking it is simply incredible. I’ve never had a screen which can do colours like this before, it has changed a lot of games for me. Interestingly two of the games which most benefitted from it are Rimworld and Elite Dangerous which suddenly looked better and crisper than ever before (Red Dead Online also looks stunning).

The speed is also exceptional (natively sets to 165hz and I’ve seen no reason to overclock it to 175hz) the response time feels like 1ms g2g, (All my other screens advertise they are 1ms g2g but they don’t feel like they are in comparison to this). There is only a tiny bit of ghosting on bright reds (specifically Yarrow plants in Red Dead Online) but compared to my 32″ gigabyte VA screen, this screen has an incredible lack of ghosting.

Even the blacks are good which people say is the Achilles heel of IPS panels, in fact the blacks are so good Elite Dangerous looks much better on this IPS screen than my VA screen. There is a miniscule amount of backlight bleed but you’d only notice it if you stare at a completely black screen for a full minute and who does that?

Oh and if you are wondering if 32″ is too big for a desk monitor, I’d say its the perfect size, in fact going back to a 24″ screen afterwards is painful.

The stand looks good, is very stable, doesn’t take up too much desk space considering its pretty big and it was very easy to setup. The software is fairly good. The USB hub is good.

The only way this screen could be improved is if the HDR was better, if it was 4k and if it was curved but curved IPS panel screens are pretty rare and this would cost a fortune if it was 4k. I got this for 550 on black Friday, can’t recommend it enough, I really doubt a better screen exists at 32″ 1440p and its so good I don’t think I’ll ever buy another VA panel screen ever again. Worth every single penny.

ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q
Umstieg von einem 24-Zoll-Standard-Monitor auf ein Gaming Modell.

Generell empfinde ich bisher alle ASUS Produkte aus dem Bereich ROG (Republic of Gamers) als sehr hochwertig und leistungsstark. Diese Erfahrung setzt sich mit diesem Monitor fort.

Ich habe sehr viel gelesen und nach anfnglicher Verwirrung ber die vielen Begrifflichkeiten bei Monitoren (Hertz, VA/IPS, HDR usw…) habe ich schlussendlich einfach diesen Monitor getestet und direkt behalten.

IPS-Glow ist in geringem Umfang vorhanden (linken unteren Ecke), ich denke, hier gibt es kein Modell, welches komplett davon befreit ist. Zudem habe ich mehrfach gelesen, dass es sogar beim gleichen Modell von Gert zu Gert Unterschiede gibt, da dies von vielen Faktoren (auch beim Zusammenbau) abhngt. Insofern drfte hier jegliche allgemeine Bewertung wenig hilfreich sein. Im Hinblick darauf, was ich zum Thema IPS-Glow gelesen habe und in welchem Umfang dieser mglich ist, scheint es mir hier jedoch sehr gering zu sein. Wichtig ist hier ja auch, inwiefern es strt. Selbst beim Test eines sehr dsteren Spiels wie Doom Eternal ist es mir persnlich nicht aufgefallen.

32 Zoll sind aus meiner Sicht auch das Maximum bei der Nutzung im normalen “Schreibtisch-Setting”. Mein Schreibtisch ist recht tief und insofern passt der Monitor genau. Ich habe ihn jedoch mit einer Wandhalterung befestigt, da der Schreibtisch vor einer Wand steht und bei der Installation mit dem enthaltenen Fu ein relativ groer Wandabstand von 20cm entsteht. Dies ist bedingt durch die Konzeption des Standfues mit drei Beinen. Nach hinten ist ein kleines Bein enthalten, welches jedoch wie oben beschrieben schon etwas Platz braucht.

Ansonsten ist das Bild sehr sehr gut. Es gibt viele Einstellungsmglichkeiten, so dass sicherlich jeder sein individuelles Setup finden kann. Pixelfehler sind keine vorhanden. Getestet habe ich selbst anhand entsprechender Testvideos mit bloem Auge.

HDR macht wirklich Spa, hier sollte man aber ebenfalls immer schauen, welche Einstellungen mglich sind, da es in bestimmten Spielsituationen sonst bersteuert wirkt und auch blenden kann. Das Thema Blenden sollte man auch bei der Einstellung der Farben beachten. Weie Hintergrundbilder z.B. beim Surfen oder bei der Textbearbeitung knnen sonst ohne entsprechende Raumbeleuchtung blenden.

Alles in allem bereue ich die Kaufentscheidung nicht. Mein Eindruck ist, dass man fr den vergleichsweise hohen Preis auch die entsprechende Qualitt erhlt. Einmal mehr bin ich Fan der ASUS ROG Reihe.

Klare Kaufempfehlung.

Hammer Monito
Der Monitor ist Hammer sehr gute Qualitt und sehr schnes Bild. Lst sich sehr gut spielen. Hatte am Anfang auch das Problem das ich nicht mehr ins BIOS reingekommen bin mit Display Port. Die Lsung war ein BIOS Update meiner Grafikkarte. Jetzt geht es wunderba

Amazing HDR gaming at a crazy frame rate
I use this this awesome monitor paired up with my RTX3090 build looks awesome and is future proof, I game at Ultra presets mostly 1080p but use super resolution support on game that support it. It’s super fast , so smooth and great detail and crisp image for a high refresh rate you won’t be disappointed.

Great monitor for HDR gaming
Love the hdr on it, the colours are great and picture quality is really clear, only issue I have is sometimes you get blooming so I had to turn off variable backlight to stop it from occurring, otherwise it’s a great monitor.

Spending for a next gen monito
This is a true 4k mini LED panel, 32 inches at 144hz with HDR support. You are here considering spending double or triple more than the alternative monitors you are looking at, maybe you are considering a much larger OLED TV for use as a monitor. This was me.

I wanted a next gen monitor, the 32 inch size was a managable step up from 27 inch one I had been using for 6 years, I was slightly worried about the size but in the end on my desk it fits fine. I positioned it on the corner of my desk which has a curved edge and easily the stand fits on fine. I seem to sit almost the same position with the old one, and it is comfortable.

The picture is awesome, obviously. I play FPS games and to upgrade from 1440p to 4k is amazing, it is almost like hacking I can see details so far away. I was concerned about the response time being 4ms instead of the “competitive” standard of 1ms, but the effect of this has not been noticeable at all, 4k makes the image crisp so there’s no noticeable blur and I have no problem reacting to people coming around corners. The HDR and local dimming bring the screen dark/shadows to oled TV standards, all fit neatly in your 32 inch at your workstation. I had also read and seen screenshots of haloing light spots around the mouse on a black screen and was concerned, and I can confirm this is the case, it is to do with the dimmable zones on the screen reacting to your totally white mouse on a black background, but this is not a phenomenon you notice in normal use and definitely not when it comes to gaming.

The advantage of this monitor over everything else out there is that 4k is amazing at 144hz, this screen offers amazing a fantastic 4k picture at 32inch and with GSYNC ultimate so you can pump the frames with the best of the current generation of GPUs (3080ti/3090) you need one of these at least. The next level monitor specs will make sure it will last many generations, you will replace the GPU long before the monitor. I bought my last monitor in 2015, the ROG Swift 27inch 1440p at 144hz, that was a similar generation pioneering model as well, and I imagine the new specification will remain relevant and competitive for just as long. In the meantime I can enjoy being able to see better than everyone else during gaming and so having this expensive advantage.

And yeah you really are going to need a 3080ti or 3090 to really get those frames and resolution up for a demanding 4k. There is a website called “HowManyFPS” which calculates what FPS your favorite titles will run at 4k with which graphics card.

Edit: I saw a comment complaining about defects on the screen, I can only say I didn’t have any. Your opinion on Amazon returns will guide your decision on that.

Excellent. I strongly recommend.
Does exactly what it says. Go for it. Coming from someone who owns both PS5, Xbox series x as well as a gaming laptop. No speakers. Just use any Bluetooth speaker with Aux cable. Sorted.

120fps is the reason I went for this. 120fps Call of Duty and Destiny 2 crucible are a treat. Monitor has a fancy UX which can display the frames for you. As a fun activity I let it on sometimes whole playing single players like Metro, Ghost of Tsushima, Gears of War etc.. to see the frame rate drop as to see why it happened in the game or what caused it.

Excellent brightness HDR turned off. Definitely decent brightness in a semi lit room HDR on. Just do yourself a favour and be practical. Turn it off. Enjoy your shows. Watched Narcos, Loki, The Walking Dead(season 10 n 11), What if(5 episodes), Ted Lasso etc.. Awesome quality and experience. Go for it!

Great clarity, improved brightness vs my VA panel.
I had a cheaper LG VA panel and this is a nice upgrade over that. Faster panel is nice but the overall contrast/brightness is improved enough for me that I can play with more light on the screen.
I dont use HDR as there are not many panels that do true HDR at this price point. Overall I am very happy.

Monitor muy versatil
Aunque esta claro que est diseado para exprimir una Rtx 3090 y est enfocado hacia juegos , trae un certificado de calibracin imoresionante para un monitor de este tipo. El brillo es fantstico en toda la pantalla. Gran contraste y colores precisos . Por este precio no se puede pedir mas.

Bonne colorimétrie, 240Hz rapide, bonne dalle IPS, la compatibilité HDR10 est un plus appréciable
Il remplace avantageusement le PG279Q que j’avais avant.

Les + :
– Bonne colorimtrie (calibr d’usine), luminosit un peu forte pour la bureautique, oblig de descendre 23 (40 par dfaut) pour du 120cd/m -> du coup la T couleur passe 7500K, rglage au colorimtre mode T personnalis R=100, G=96, B=88 et repassage 6600K. Du coup nickel, pas besoin de faire de profil.icc. Le deltaE est revenu en dessous de 2.
– Le frquence 240Hz (mme si je vise pas les 240fps, difficiles obtenir en jeu) apporte un plus en terme de ractivit des cristaux LCD -> presque plus de sensation de flou.
– Le GSync indispensable mon sens (pas de sensation d’amlioration par rapport au PG279Q si ce n’est la correction du bug intermittent du dcalage de ligne verticale) et utilisable jusqu’ 30Hz environ (cette gnration est peut-tre toujours active en-dessous de 30Hz mais une animation en dessous de cette frquence n’est pas fluide pour autant).
– La compatibilit HDR10. Quoi qu’en disent certains propos du HDR400 qui ne servirait rien, je suis dsol mais c’est un + non-ngligeable : cela permet de profiter de vidos et jeux HDR (colorimtrie tendue, plus grande luminosit que le SDR). Alors oui 400cd/m c’est pas suffisant dans les vidos prvues pour le HDR1000, mais c’est dj une extension de luminosit intressante et non-ngligeable.
– Un peu moins d’IPS glow et presque pas de fuite de lumire par rapport mon PG279Q prcdent (alors coup de chance / bon tirage la loterie des dalles, ou bien meilleure construction ?).
– Assez bonne homognit de la dalle (luminosit).

Les – :
– Pas grand chose, enfin si le contraste qui ne progresse et mme rgresse un peu, bien que compens en partie par le rtroclairage dynamique rgl sur niveau 2 (leds verticales pilotes indpendamment) mais qui ne saurait remplacer un FALD mini-led comme sur le PG32UQX (ouille le prix…).
– Peu de reviews/tests part Prad.de et Hardware Unboxed.
– Faible disponibilit (la prcommande n’a pas dur longtemps, mais j’ai russi en choper un sur le stock initial de sortie), il faut maintenant attendre les rappros.
– 2 sous-pixels faiblards (1 bleu + 1 vert sur le mme pixel peu prs au milieu 2 cm du bord infrieur). Mais honntement, je ne vois un point sombre que sur des fonds vert ou bleu unis et en rapprochant mes yeux et en scrutant bien -> en fait c’est invisible pour l’usage courant et pourtant je suis pointilleux l-dessus. Ca me change quand mme du PG279Q que j’avais reu avec plusieurs poussires prisonnires entre le LCD et la plaque de diffusion du rtroclairage -> l’poque j’avais du dmonter, enlever les poussires, et le remonter en priant pour n’avoir pas rajout d’autres poussires. Bon au final cela s’tait bien pass :D)

Les “peu utiles” :
– clairage logo ROG RGB derrire l’cran, mais c’est la mode il parait 😉
– NVidia Reflex : je ne perois pas la diffrence (logique je ne joue pas non-plus des FPS rapides).

Ma notation :
– Luminosit 4 toiles : j’aurais mis 5 toiles si Asus avait pouss jusqu’au HDR600 qui aurait permis probablement de profiter un peu plus des vidos/jeux HDR.
– Ergonomie 5 toiles : rglage d’orientation, mode pivot, passage des cbles, capot/cache connecteur, joystick pilotage OSD, bref rien redire.
– Rapport qualit-prix 4 toiles : 150 de moins (je l’ai achet 899,99), je lui mettais 5 toiles.
Note globale : 4 toiles (j’aurais bien mis 4 toiles et demie, mais pas possible).

You Can't Go Wrong..
I’ve had this monitor for a few weeks, meets the specs, it’s crisp and bright and well built, the height adjuster is useful and the aesthetics are not too ott for a gaming monitor. The RGB lights on the back are useless, even in a dark room they don’t illuminate the wall behind the monitor, in normal use you never see them. The power brick gets super hot, I wouldn’t put it on your best shagpile carpet, seriously it might melt it. I did alot of research and shortlisted many monitors before I decided upon this one. If your looking for a big none-curved monitor then I can recommend this monitor.

¿Qué más se puede pedir?
Un monitor brutal con una calidad de construccin a espera de poder verlo mejor y ver los tan ansiados 360 hz en accin que pintan muy bien. Destacar que es ips, bueno compra. Como siempre Asus cumpliendo en calidad y Amazon en servicio.

Du ROG
Le PG329 est un cran gaming de qualit. Ncessite cependant quelques rglages pour la couleur qui manque de prcision par dfaut.
C’est du 32′, donc c’est imposant galement.
Enfin, le prix, qui reste un peu cher face la concurrence mais a les afficionados de la marque ne seront pas surpris.
J’ai pu avoir un exemplaire en pleine crise avec un trs lger cart de prix. Je ne regrette pas cette achat dans mon setup “ROG”.

Parfai
cet cran est gnial, rien a avoir avec un 240hz , on voit trs bien la diffrence, nanmois avant d’acheter cette cran, assurez vous d’avoir une bonne config qui vous permet de monter dans les 360fps ou plus

I LOVE this monito
Amazing contrast ratio, depth of colour, high FPS depending on your settings

Small tip: Vesa mounting this on a strong arm like the Ergotron HX makes the fan much quieter, make sure to include the stand offs that come with the monitor.

Monitor para todo
A ver, como lo digo, no es el mejor en nada, pero si el segundo mejor en todo, muy buen monitor y exclusivo, te sirve para todo, jugar, editar video, etc…, con este tamao de pantalla y poder llegar a 200 Hz, creo que ninguno de su tamao le supera, yo lo tengo configurado a 120 Hz desde el panel de control de NVIDIA para disponer de 12 bits de profundidad de color, si juego a juegos tipo counter strike, que demanden mas tasa de refresco, lo pongo a 180 Hz nativo o 200 Hz hacindole overclock, pero ya con 8 bits de color como mximo, tambin decir que para mover juegos exigentes a estas tasas de refresco mnimo necesitas una 2080 Ti, o mejor una 3090 o 3080
La calidad del monitor y el soporte es excelente, tiene iluminacin RGB en 3 sitios, y el soporte que muy firme, pero la mesa donde se ponga tiene que tener buena anchura, en las fotos que he puesto, mi mesa es de 120 x 80 cm para hacerse una idea

Monitor mit brachialer Power nicht nur für ambitionierte Game
Der ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN zeigt sich im gewohnten ROG-Look. Die Verarbeitung bewegt sich wie gewohnt auf einem Top-Niveau, und die ergonomischen Mglichkeiten bieten alles an, was mglich ist.
Das IPS-Display ist relativ neutral abgestimmt, deshalb drften sich hier auch semiprofessionelle Bildbearbeiter angesprochen fhlen. Die Einstellungen. ab Werk sind okay, aber erst nach eigener Kalibrierung sind die Ergebnisse durchweg gut. Helligkeitsverteilung, Farbreinheit und Kontrast sind meiner Meinung nach sehr gut.

Der ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN ist fr das Gaming an PCs entwickelt. Nur hier lsst sich auch die mgliche Aktualisierungsrate von 360 Hz erreichen. Ob das berhaupt mglich ist, hngt natrlich auch von der Grafikkarte und dem Gesamtsystem ab. Ein AMD 3950X auf einem Asus X570-E Gaming mit 32GB mit 3600 Mhz, sowie eine RTX 3080 sind aktuell bei mir verbaut.
Insgesamt ist der ASUS ROG Swift PG259QN ein Gaming-Display fr Profis, das aber auch abseits der enormen Performance punkten kann. Der Spa ist allerdings recht kostenintensiv. Der Preis scheint mir fr die unfassbare Leistung jedoch gerechtfertigt. Daher erhlt das Modell von mir eine absolute Kaufempfehlung.

Bewertung für ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q 81,28 cm (32 Zoll) Gaming Monito
Ich hatte schon Bedenken, wegen der schlechten Bewertungen des Monitors hier bei AMAZON, doch ich wollte ihn einfach haben und bereue es nicht ihn gekauft zu haben. Er wurde mehr als schnell geliefert (1Tag schneller als angekndigt) Lieferung im Original Karton ohne Umverpackung. Siegelband war unbeschdigt. Alles TOP

etwas ernchternd war ich bei der ersten Inbetriebnahme, da mein alter EIZO Monitor noch daneben stand und das gleiche Bild anzeigte. Die Farben stimmten so gar nicht. nach Wechsel in den sRGBmodus stimmten dann endlich die Farben. Die Helligkeit des Monitors ist etwas zu hoch, doch leider kann man im Werks-kalibrierten sRGBmodus die Helligkeit und den Kontrast nicht anpassen, eine automatische Helligkeitsanpassung an das Umgebungslicht, wie ich es von EIZO gewohnt war, gibt es auch nicht. Somit ist der Monitor in dunklen Rumen einfach mal viel zu hell fr die Augen und macht lngeres arbeiten am Monitor etwas anstrengend.
Angeschlossen ist der Monitor bei mir an eine RTX2070, der Treiber lies sich in den Nvidia Einstellungen auf 10 Bit stellen.
Die Displaygeschwindigkeit ist auch okay, was ich mit Testprogrammen fr Monitore gut testen konnte.
In Spielen funktioniert der Monitor so wie beworben, es gab keine Probleme mit G-Sync.
Randlos ist nur die Displayflche, nicht aber der Darstellungsbereich. Der Bildschirm zeigt kaum Spiegelungen. Man sollte einen ausreichenden Abstand zum Monitor haben (min ca. 80cm nach meinem Gefhl) um das bestmglich Bild zu sehen. Bei einhalten des Abstandes ist die Ausleuchtung in allen Farben und in Schwarzbereich sehr homogen. Arbeitet man dichter am Bildschirm gibt es doch strkeren Helligkeitsabfall zu den Ecken des Bildes.

Fazit:

Ein guter Monitor fr Gamer und Video und Bildbearbeitung, wenn man alles in einem mchte. Mich strt einzig, das ich im Werkskalibrierten sRGBbereich die Helligkeit nicht am Monitor einstellen kann. Bei den knapp 743 EURO, was der Monitor gekostet hat htte ich mir noch einen Helligkeitssensor am Monitor gewnscht, damit die Monitorhelligkeit sich der Umgebung anpasst.
Ich kann den Monitor guten Gewissens weiterempfehlen

Nachtrag 22.02.21
Nach nun lngerer Zeit habe ich bei einem Spiel ein Flackern der Hintergrundbeleuchtung, was leider unertrglich ist. Das liegt am ELMB Sync, was dann doch wohl leider nicht mit Freesync 100% zusammenarbeitet. Nach deaktivieren des ELMB Sync war das flackern auch direkt verschwunden, einen strkeren Motion Blur Effekt konnte ich danach nicht feststellen, sonst noch alles ok

Excellent écra
Tout d’abord je vais voquer son principal dfaut qui m’a fait hsiter au moment de l’achat: le pitch. Un 32″ en wqhd me faisait un peu peur tant habitu utiliser un acer predator xb271hub 144hz/ips/wqhd.
Et bien en reculant mon bureau du mur de quelques cm, la nettet devient quasi la mme donc no regret.

Je l’ai compar un MSI Optix MPG341CQR et au final j’ai t trs du par ce dernier dont la nettet, certainement li la technologie de la dalle VA et de la forme des pixels, n’tait pas aussi bien que mon ancien cran et surtout la courbure me donner des nauses en jeu tout en rendant son usage peu agrable et problmatique sous photoshop… moins de n’utiliser qu’une moiti de l’cran.
Enfin bref je ne suis pas compatible avec ce type d’cran, il ira parfaitement pour d’autres personnes ne faisant que du gaming. Du coup j’ai conserv le PG329Q qui me convenait bien mieux.

L’cran est suffisamment grand, quel claque quand mme de jouer Horizon Zero Down et autres en HDR, on en prend plein les yeux. Le rendu des couleurs et la fluidit en jeux sont vraiment top.
Le pied est certes large mais relativement fin et peu profond. L’cran se rgle en hauteur mais ne pivote pas. Cela peut aider pour accder la connectique mais bon une fois en place on n’y retourne pas donc pour ma part je m’en moque).

Ensuite coupl une RTX3080 Suprim de MSI et un 5900x (2 choses rares j’en conviens j’ai eu beaucoup de chances), le G-sync est bien reconnu sous Windows mais pensez bien dsactiver “les paramtres du modle d’cran slectionn” dans le panneau de config Nvidia / Config du G-sync.
Les effets de flickering disparaitront dfinitivement aprs cette manip.

Un grand bravo Asus pour cet cran de qualit avec un menu aux petits oignons.
Reste voir sa fiabilit dans le temps mais depuis presque 2 mois je croise les doigts, pas de pixel mort ou quoi que ce soit 😉

The best monitor I've ever had
Coming from an LG 850, the difference is astounding. The Asus PG329Q is fast, fluid and has amazing colours. My unit had no dead pixels or IPS glow, I couldn’t recommend it highly enough.

Excelent monitor with excelent image quality
This monitor offers all the things you might want on a high end panel. It’s a great 16:9 panel with great response time on it’s 175hz overclock. The base refresh rate is 165hz and the HDR is really good, with traditional HDR problems on QLEDs (some halo is noticeable if you enable it on desktop and move the mouse or any bright object against a dark background), but that is true for any QLED that does not implement nano IPS and isn’t HDR 1000. This panel IS nano IPS but HDR 600 so some halo will be noticed. On games however it is not noticeble.

The build quality is suberb and really solid. The ‘gamer’ look is subdued which I appreciate, with the ‘all black’ with some LED on the ROG logo on the back (which can be turned off).

I found that the 32” for a small desk setup to be optimal instead of a dual monitor. The size of the monitor and the aspect ratio are in great ballance for a single monitor usage. If you want higher pixel density ROG seems to be comming up with a version of this monitor with a 4k panel next year.

I alternate this monitor between my mac for work and PC for gaming and it has a great performance for both.

Excelent monitor with excelent image quality
This monitor offers all the things you might want on a high end panel. It’s a great 16:9 panel with great response time on it’s 175hz overclock. The base refresh rate is 165hz and the HDR is really good, with traditional HDR problems on QLEDs (some halo is noticeable if you enable it on desktop and move the mouse or any bright object against a dark background), but that is true for any QLED that does not implement nano IPS and isn’t HDR 1000. This panel IS nano IPS but HDR 600 so some halo will be noticed. On games however it is not noticeble.

The build quality is suberb and really solid. The ‘gamer’ look is subdued which I appreciate, with the ‘all black’ with some LED on the ROG logo on the back (which can be turned off).

I found that the 32” for a small desk setup to be optimal instead of a dual monitor. The size of the monitor and the aspect ratio are in great ballance for a single monitor usage. If you want higher pixel density ROG seems to be comming up with a version of this monitor with a 4k panel next year.

I alternate this monitor between my mac for work and PC for gaming and it has a great performance for both.

Well worth it's price tag
Ok I m writing this short review for the ROG Swift PG35VQ 35inch Monitor, Up until now I have always used IPS screens for the colour saturations and clarity of images ..but times change and after seeing the write-ups for this I decided to take a rather expensive leap of faith and purchase one for myself .. assembly was easy task but beware the weight of this monitor and the spread of its supporting feet, . it is bigger than you might think at 1st glance needing at least 55cm width and 30cm depth of desk space for its stand. , this unit is now along side my 27′ AOC IPS 144hz monitor, the difference is quite frankly astounding, this matches the colour saturation of the AOC with the added bonuses of Blacks being Black with no bleed over at all,, I did not to be honest tweak the unit much other than the have the admittedly cool light display on the desk and to set the Hz range to 180hz, but then again to be bluntly honest why would you need to tweak, this has surprised the heck out of me for its clarity and depth, truly worth the price IMHO, so if like me at you want a true competitor to the IPS’a out there get one of these, there will be no going back to other screen types I assure you.

ASUS ROG Swift PG35VQ
Despues de 2 meses con este monitor , puedo decir que es el mejor que e tenido ( pg348q y 34gk950g)
Hay que acostumbrarse un poco al ghossing del panel VA a bajos fps
Si usas programas tipo word, excel.. desactivar el hdr en windows y solo activarlo en juegos compatibles.
El HDR+Fald es increible en juegos , battlefield V , AC Odyssey,the division,Metro.. se ven espectaculares con HDR.. lo mas parecido a un OLED que puedes encontrar en monitores
Actualizacion de Asus para eliminar el famoso flickering.
Si te lo puedes permitir es un monitor casi perfecto a dia de hoy

A true HDR display at las
This is a review of the PG35VQ. The headline specs – 1000nits of brightness, 512 zones of FALD local dimming, 200hz refresh, and G-Sync. This true HDR, the real deal, and nothing like the phoney 300-400nit “HDR” with no local dimming HDR on so many PC displays. On paper, this should be as good as it currently gets on a PC. (at least until the MiniLED panels arrive later this year)

My points of comparison are my old first generation Dell ultrawide for which this was the replacement, and my LG OLED in the living room. The Dell was 300nits of dull, lifeless, washed out flatness, capable of turning even the most dynamic of games something uninspiring. The moment I fired up a game on this Asus, the difference was, to say the least, astounding. I immediately saw near OLED levels of contrast, deep saturated colours, and searingly bright whites. Unlike an OLED, there’s no ALB (automatic brightness limiter), so large areas of 1000nit white can fill the screen without the panel going into panic mode and reducing the brightness. This stays bright no matter what. It’s too bright at times, in all honesty, but that’s a nice problem for an HDR display to have.

As this isn’t an OLED, I knew there would however be some caveats, and having read many reviews of this before buying I knew what to look for. First off, fan noise. FALD panels run hot and need fans to keep them cool. I had read the horror stories of the sister panel to this, the Predator X35 with its noisy fan randomly spinning up. On the Asus though, the fan is virtually silent, even when gaming. I can sometimes hear it a little, but it’s essentially a non issue. Next up, haloing. This is a glow which can be seen around bright things on a dark background and the FALD brightens the backlight. In exists, and if I move my mouse pointer around on a black background then I can see the haloing. I also see it on HUD elements in dark sections of games. Mostly though, it’s another non issue and can’t be seen. Finally I was concerned over this being a VA panel, but as long as I sit in the sweet spot, right in front of the screens, it’s again, a non issue.

Other things to note – Firstly, HDR in Windows is still a bit of a mess. If you don’t have HDR turned on then some games will assume you have an SDR display and won’t switch to HDR mode. (some however, do switch). If you run some SDR games with HDR turned on, they’re a blown out incredibly bright mess. Windows itself is also a little too bright with HDR on, even with the HD colour settings tweaked as much as possible, but if you turn it off, as well as losing HDR in some games, you also lose the ability to play HDR video. It clearly needs more work.

I went through a good selection of games in Steam and GamePass, and here are a few real HDR ultrawide standouts – Jedi Fallen Order, Gears of War 5, Metro Exodus, Forza Horizon 4, GRID, Shadow Warrior 2,
Monster Hunter World, and Shadow of the Tomb Raider. There are few upcoming HDR games this year which I expect will also impress – Doom Eternal, Resident Evil 3 Remake, and Cyberpunk.

Secondly, this monitor includes an audio DAC and has a 3.5mm audio jack. This is listed as a headphone socket, but is fine for powering speakers too. A nice little bonus, especially if you have a second device plugged in through HDMI which needs audio out.

Thirdly, backlight uniformity isn’t great. When I look at a full screen of black, I can see a lighter patch in the middle of the screen. This isn’t noticeable in actual real world use, but I imagine I might notice it during a very dark section of a movie.

And finally GSync is pretty damn amazing. I had only ever owned 60hz displays before, and the jump to 144hz and above (assuming you have the graphics card to power it) is truly amazing. The fluidity is genuinely game changing. Even Windows is so much nicer at 144hz.

Also, one little quirk with this screen is that in HDR mode it defaults to a contrast of 90. This completely blows out several games so they look pretty terrible. I found that a setting of 70-75 transforms them, and it’s rather baffling why Asus chose such a poor default.

I did run into some issues using a Framemeister with this plugged into HDMI, but I won’t pad this review further with the specifics. It’s solvable and if anyone has problems leave me a comment and I’ll fill you in. In short, 960p DVI doesn’t work on this panel.

This is an incredibly expensive display and for the price it should be genuinely amazing, and it is. Gaming on this thing is just phenomenal. If you’ve been used to an non dimming SDR display, this will be an utter revelation. As for comparisons to my OLED, well the OLED still wins in all honesty, due to its per pixel dimming, incredible panel uniformity, and superior colour accuracy, but this is a very honourable second place. If you can stomach the cost, then this monitor will amaze and delight you. Oh and you can turn off all the gamer RGB nonsense too.

Eccezionale
Sono rimasto strabiliato dalla qualit di questo pannello. Si, vero, c’ questo effetto alone ben visibile se non si gioca usando applicativi e sistema operativo, ma basta disattivare la retroilluminazione dalle impostazioni (operazione da una manciata di secondi) e tutto si risolve.
La luminosit assolutamente strabiliante. Non ha nulla da invidiare al suo fratellino da 27″ Asus PG27UQ.
Anche in questo caso l’hardware consigliato per sfruttare al massimo le capacit di questo pannello devono essere obbligatoriamente al top.

Top Quality
I bought this monitor via Overlockers UK with one of the first shipments in the UK. Just writing this review in order to explain what you need to be careful about the monitor.

First of all, this is far best the best display I have ever had in my life and I have been using computers for the last 34 years.

This monitor is not like a standart display where you can easily configure it once and don’t change anything else till it dies except turning it on and off. PG35VQ has LOTS of different features which will require some tweaking based on what you want.

For FPS gaming, I hit 230 fps on Overwatch while 200 Hz refresh rate ( 8 bit colour ) was enabled, it was amazing. Silky smooth thanks to G-Sync Ultimate and the colours was so vibrant thanks to HDR.

For immersive gaming, tested this display with Division 2, Witcher 3 WildHunt, Battlefield:V (well this could also be in FPS category but due to high quality graphics, I flag this as immersive ) and have amazing experience in every way. Especially the view changes quite a bit with 10 bit (tried with 12 bit too, but didn’t see any difference really) colour depth and HDR1000 enabled.

Tried many other games including RTSes (e.g. Anno 1080) and since now, this is far the best monitor I have ever seen.

Though, as I mentioned on the 2nd paragraph, it may require to tweak configurations (e.g. intensity of backlight, colours depth, refresh rate, etc. etc. ) on different applications/setup depending on what you are doing. For example, you definitely don’t want to enable backlight if you are coding, but it makes everything more vibrant if you enable that while playing a game. Depending on this configuration, it sometimes requires some try & fails to find out what is the optimum setting for that specific game. I think – apart from being expensive – this is the biggest disadvantage of this monitor; Micro management.

Few hints/highlights/info ;
* If your game/app already supports HDR, enable it within it’s own configuration and disable HDR on Windows. (This is far more superior than the next option )
* If your game/app does not support HDR, just enable HDR on Windows.
* Disable backlight if you are using it for work.
* 10 bit colour might change your experience on immersive gaming. You can’t enable it while 200Hz is enabled.
* Play a lot with NVIDIA Settings
* Do not buy this if you don’t have a NVIDIA Card
* Get yourself ready to play with monitor nearly on every game change.

PROs:
* Best of the best on gaming. Don’t believe in any VA-haters. Try to find it somewhere and see it with your own eyes.
* HDR1000, incredible.
* 200Hz with 8-bit colour
* 10-bit colour
* Heavy duty

CONs:
* Expensive
* Requires continuous tweaking while using it if you are not playing/using just one game/setup.

Unnecessary, but it is there:
* Sound DAC
* Aura SYNC for RGB controls
* 12-bit colour, IMHO