ASUS TUF VG32VQ

I've been looking for a good 32" panel for general use and gaming (meaning 1440p, 144hz, and freesync/gsync) to replace my aging 27" IPS panel. So I decided to try the Asus vg32vq, both because of the elmb sync (which apparently is broken af) and because of the supposed better black levels of VA panels.

I had to purchase this three times. The first product came with a patch of dead pixels, and the second product never arrived - it was dropped off at a USPS at midnight while they were closed and who knows what happened to it before they opened in the morning. The third I actually purchased from Micr...

ASUS TUF Gaming 32" VG32VQ (stuck pixels) | Amazon. ASUS ROG Strix XG32VC 31.5” (long line mid)| Amazon. GIGABYTE M32Q |newegg. \-First one multiple stuck pixels.

I have had this monitor for about a year, it's good but needs work. when I got this monitor everything was great the size was great and everything was perfect, but the colors looked washed out despite it claiming it has 120% percent of the sRGB coverage. I calibrated it and everything but it still l...

The \~32" inches are a criteria given to me by my dad since he's the one doing the purchase in the end. I've been looking for some "cheaper" options and it was hard to decide. In the end, the [AOC and the [ASUS TUF Gaming are my favourites.

The monitor's design is great. The curvature is wonderful for having a single monitor, the picture quality is fantastic...but only on HDR (PC setting) with downfalls. The monitor, regardless of what setting you have it on, auto-adjusts the brightness, and there's absolutely no way for you to turn th...

Asus tuf vg32VQ. 3. Msi optix mag272CQR. I'm gonna use it for gaming on my pc (with the upcoming rtx3070) as well as the ps5.

I've used this monitor for a few months now. so far, this monitor is ok, unfortunately it's not impressive at this point. I'm using this monitor with an RX 6900 XT graphics card from AMD, so all of my experiences come from this monitor and that graphic card working together. Installing drivers for t...

​. I recently got a Asus TUF Gaming VG32VQ With a broken panel. ​. I need a replacement panel, I looked at panelook and displayspecifications but both didnt have the model no for the display, which means I cant find the exact panels necessary to get them working.

Monitor dims to about 60% desired brightness after 30-45 minutes in non-HDR content. This requires a restart of the monitor which ends all capturing, repositions all open windows, and leaves your game minimized for 30-45 seconds. That's enough to ruin a great raid in Tarkov (ask me how I know.) This...