Asus ROG Strix XG32WCS 31.5 " black (90LM0AC0-B01970)
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The curved (1500R curvature radius) 31.5-inch monitor by Asus is part of the ROG Strix gaming lineup and belongs to the advanced price category. The model is notable for supporting the proprietary Gaming AI technology, which utilizes artificial intelligence algorithms in gaming options such as crosshair, dark scene enhancement, and more. Additionally, its gaming status is highlighted by a refresh rate of 180Hz and support for AMD FreeSync and other specialized synchronization technologies, along with a fast gray-to-gray response time of 1 ms.
The Asus ROG Strix XG32WCS monitor features a 10-bit VA panel, displaying over 1 billion shades and supporting a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels. The image quality benefits from a high static contrast ratio (3500:1) and a decent brightness (350 nits), which increases when playing HDR content (claimed compliance with DisplayHDR 400 standard). One of the equipment highlights is the ergonomic stand, which allows not just tilting the display but also rotating it and adjusting its height within a range of 11 cm. Another feature is the abundance of interfaces, including USB type C, which can transmit video signals (DisplayPort Alt Mode) and power (Power Delivery function 7.5W).
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Excellent monitor, but be prepared for compromises. Very smooth and bright monitor. Not as black as OLED, but definitely as bright as IPS. 32", Fast VA, HDR, ELMB+G-Sync at the same time. With proper settings, it shows natural colors and isn’t as dark as regular VA. More like IPS, but with all the advantages of VA. VA is very easy on your eyes, believe me! A night in front of the monitor at arm’s length? No problem! Try sitting in front of IPS or OLED instead. Plenty of settings for every taste. Backlight bleed in all four corners. The black isn’t deep; I have a Samsung QLED TV, and it’s deeper on that. There’s a high-pitched noise at the top of the monitor, only audible if you put your ear close to it, but that seems to be normal. |
In the first 10 days of use, it started glitching, the monitor's settings menu opens by itself, and the control button (stick) on the monitor stopped working. appearance linear quality, based on the fact that it worked normally for 10 days |


















































