Today Dominic is taking a look at the ASUS ROG PG32UQ. It's a 4K/144Hz monitor that's the cheaper sibling to the PG32UQX we reviewed last year - but instead of £3299, it's priced at a much more palatable £849. We find out how ASUS did it, and if it is worth buying. Read more in the written review here: [ Ссылка ]

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00:00 Start
00:53 Introduction
01:44 Design and stand
03:00 I/O and OSD
04:56 Panel analysis - SpyderX testing
07:07 Response times and overdrive
10:02 Real-world gaming and latency
11:51 HDR
12:57 Viewing angles and backlight bleed
13:34 Closing Thoughts

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