Asus proart pa32ucx, new monitor with a thousand zone backlight

High-quality HDR games are somewhat rare on PC right now, with OLED PC screens almost non-existent, while FALD (Full-Array Local-Dimming) backlights are still very rare, especially models with a large number of local attenuation zones. ASUS plans to change that with its MicroLED ProART PA32UCX display.

ASUS ProART PA32UCX with MicroLED panel offers 'Premium' HDR with maximum brightness of 1, 200 nits

The ASUS ProART PA32UCX is a 32-inch 4K resolution monitor that uses “Mini LEDs” to deliver a premium HDR experience with 1, 200 nits of peak brightness, a backlight with 1, 000 separate lighting zones, and support for multiple HDR standards.

Compared to Nvidia's HDR / G-Sync monitors, which feature 384-zone FALD backlighting, the ASUS ProART PA32UCX supports more accurate image reproduction with higher contrast ratio, and also boasts superior color uniformity to that of an OLED panel.

As a Pro-Grade monitor, the ProART PC32UCX supports more than HDR, reproducing 97% of DCI-P3 color space, 89% of Rec. 2020 color space, and exceeding VESA DisplayHDR 1000 specifications. This monitor also supports Thunderbolt 3, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort inputs. How are you?

"This technology did not exist before, and it took months of testing the different solutions proposed before it could be perfected. As a result, the PA32UCX is unique. It offers 1, 200 nits of luminance and offers improved whiteness and color uniformity compared to larger OLED panels. ” Secure ASUS in your presentation.

ASUS has not revealed the price or release date of its new ProART PC32UCX 4K HDR monitor, although it is expected to go on sale in the first half of 2019.

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