Asus has officially listed its new Asus ROG Strix XG32VQR 32-inch monitor on its official website, so it should be on the market soon. Let’s look at all the interesting features of this model.
Asus ROG Strix XG32VQR is a new 32-inch gaming monitor with a large VA panel that supports FreeSync 2 HDR, a wide color gamut that covers 125% of the sRGB spectrum, and a high maximum refresh rate of 144Hz to ensure the best fluidity in the most demanding games of the competition. This screen is largely identical to the ROG Strix XG32VQ monitor, which offers the same resolution of 1440p, a VA display, a response time of 4ms gray to gray and a curvature of 1800mm.
The difference lies in HDR support, with the ROG Strix XG32VQR DisplayRDR 400 and FreeSync 2 offering HDR certifications. Please note that FreeSync 2 HDR passes the DisplayHDR 400 certification in most cases while requiring low input latency, which is a must for games. Since Asus has increased the maximum screen brightness from 300 nits to 450 nits, it also supports a FreeSync range of 48-144Hz, which is more than sufficient for AMD’s LCP (Low Framerate Compensation) technology.
Like other Asus XG Series displays, this model is equipped with ASUS Aura Sync lighting, which allows this monitor to provide RGB lighting that matches the PC’s aura lighting scheme. The base offers the user a range of adjustment options for pan (+50 to -50 degrees), tilt (+20 to -5 degrees) and height adjustments (0 to +100 mm height). In terms of connectivity, it features HDMI 2.0, Dual-USB 3.0, DisplayPort 1.2 and Mini Displayport connectors, as well as a standard headphone jack. The price is not yet known.