After years of searching, my 4K 32" OLED 240Hz screen arrived.
Very beautiful object, sumptuous image, perfect colours (thank you QD OLED).
Not much more to say than what the reviews have already said, just to confirm them, I am absolutely RAVI of my purchase.
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by ClementT
Posted on 26 Apr 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 4 Apr 2024
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
The Holy Grail
After several years of searching and hesitation, I've finally found quite simply the best console screen on the market. It's a real luxury to be able to play games on this type of product ;)
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by Kevin N
Posted on 2 Apr 2024
Product bought from LDLC on 18 Mar 2024
Number of reviews: 14Average rating: 9
The best screen there is?
I've had this screen for a fortnight now, and it's a real pleasure to use it on a daily basis, whether for games, films or simple office use.
It's got a glossy screen with almost no reflections thanks to its coating, even in daylight!
I'm using the HDR400 True Black, and after calibration using the Windows HDR application available from the Microsoft Store, the colours are perfect, the whites are white, the blacks are deep, and the colours are vivid and clean!
The HDR is so clean with this screen that I let Windows activate it in auto, something that's not usually recommended, which applies it to SDR content such as games or videos and it makes everything look magnificent!
A strange bug is currently known, if the screen is connected in Displayport on the graphics card and that a 2nd is also connected in Displayport, the PG32UCDM will not be in 240hz with the starting of Windows, the only means is to disable/re-activate the VRR in the parameters of the screen.
To correct this problem and also get the best rendering on this screen is to connect it to HDMI (which does support 4K 240hz, by the way), so there are no more problems when Windows starts up with a 2nd screen, and you have access to 12-bit colour depth compared with DP, which is limited to 10 bits.
As for the text font, there's no problem reading it, the screen has an option to improve the sharpness of the text and you can see really well, no graininess even though you're using OLED.
With an RTX 4080, 4K runs on all games at full speed with Ray Tracing averaging between 90~120fps for AAA triple-players, apart from Cyberpunk of course, which will be 50fps at its slowest.
A screen that's certainly expensive, but very well supplied with quality connectors, and performance that's right up there!