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11-20-2021 09:11 AM #1ROG Member Array
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ASUS PG32UQ help!
Just grab the ASUS PG32UQ . Monitor has a good response time and vibrant sRGB colors.
The problem is than when I set Variable OD to Level 3 or Level 4 I have some text overshoot/smearing when scrolling in Chrome or using text of any kind.
Is there any way to enable Variable OD for gaming and disable it for desktop application usage?! The Asus DisplayWidget doesnt seem to control Overdrive?!
This appears to be a game breaker for me, as I have to set Variable OD to Level 3 every time I start game and that when go to desktop set Variable OD to Level 0 in monitor OSD.
There have to be a solution for that annoying problem ?
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11-30-2021 01:59 AM #2New ROGer Array Ecmslee PC Specs
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Is your desktop set for 60Hz refresh? Anything over OD Level 2 causes visible overshoot with this monitor when it's at 60Hz or lower. Hoping for a future firmware update that addresses this.
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11-30-2021 10:28 AM #3ROG Member Array
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No. It is set to 144hz
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12-08-2021 09:48 AM #4ROG Member Array
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Another problem!
Monitor resumes very slowly from sleep - about 5 seconds.
Anyway to fix this ? There is no way to disable deep sleep in OSD which have fixed this issue in another monitors ?!
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12-09-2021 10:59 AM #5ROG Enthusiast Array
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I have this "problem"too.Im on FW 024
Originally Posted by Kobol
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12-09-2021 12:33 PM #6ROG Member Array
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We need a Firmware fix for this.
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01-14-2022 08:48 AM #7ROG Member Array
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Yup, same issue. PG32UQ takes so long to wake up (several seconds) that Windows 10 considers it disconnected and moves windows around to my other monitors. Meanwhile my Dell U2720Q's wake up instantly.
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03-17-2022 01:42 PM #8ROG Junior Member Array
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See also this issue on the Vg28uql1a monitor. Same issue (or worse):
Asus Vg28uql1a Thread
Its unclear to me whether this issue exists for all newer ASUS monitors, or some of these top-level monitors.Last edited by applantern; 03-17-2022 at 01:45 PM.
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06-15-2022 09:03 AM #9ROG Member Array
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Just updated to v034 and and the wake up time is much faster. Its not instantaneous but its tolerable now. Wake up delay is 2.25 sec!
Last edited by Kobol; 06-15-2022 at 09:21 AM.
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06-19-2022 08:09 PM #10ROG Member Array
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There is a problem with this firmware! Just look into my other post!
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