The New Tandem OLED In The ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCWM
No More White Sub-pixel In The New Generation Of Tandem OLED With RGB Stripe
New displays are one computer upgrade which AI has yet to ruin and while they can still be expensive their prices aren’t skyrocketing like memory and storage. They also continue to evolve and the ASUS ROG PG27UCWM is a perfect example of the newest tech in monitors. It uses the next generation of Tandem OLED With RGB Stripe with an additional RGB-stripe subpixel arrangement. This design offers several improvements over traditional OLED and the original generation of Tandem OLED.
The design of the PG27UCWM improves text rendering and reduces the coloured fringes that appear around high contrast edges. It also improves the peak brightness and keeps blacks true even in brightly lit rooms. ASUS chose to use their TrueBlack Glossy finish with an anti-reflective coating, thanks to Tandem OLED with RGB Stripe offering better blacks even when there is a chance of reflections.
The other stats on the PG27UCWM are impressive, a 27″ 4K display with a pixel density of almost 166 PPI will make your games and text look lovely, and a 480Hz when running at 1080p or 240Hz at 4K will offer smooth frames if your GPU can handle the workload. 10-bit colour, with a 99% DCI-P3 or 130% sRGB gamut will make this display useful for content design as well as gaming. The 90-watt USB-C port, inclusion of a KVM switch, and a decent USB hub all add to the positive impression that the Guru of 3D formed of the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCWM.
