World's First 32-inch 8K Mini LED Professional Monitor (1200 Nits HDR) - Is It Overkill?
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- Опубліковано 15 кві 2024
- ASUS launched the world's first 32" 8K Mini LED professional monitor (model number PA32KCX) at NAB 2024, & also the ProArt Display PA32UCDM 4K QD-OLED monitor with a focus on colour accuracy. To find out more, please visit: www.asus.com/proart/events/na...
The "Includes Paid Promotion" message in this video refers to the sponsorship by ASUS.
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8K is entirely necessary to properly enjoy Vincent's snappy jacket.
naaahh, but i thought in 4K Pubg's stairsteps are gone
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they aren't
Surely hdr is needed. For colours to pop
in 360fps please
frr & the hdr performance!
the true proart advantage: doesnt come with a stupid stand
"That's a mouth full" - subtle ding
lol love it
This colorimeter popping out of the monitor body absolutely blows me away ! This is the most nerdy feature of all. A true must have.
It's not nerdy, it helps out lot. Have you ever color calibrated a monitor? Since you say it's a must have, I am surprised you don't know that professional monitors like Eizo have had these built-in for a long time. It is as nerdy as having a color and nits correct monitor to know how the absolut values looks like.
I am aware of the benefits of a calibrated display. Just had my video projector calibrated. But as I am not that much into professional monitors, I was not aware that there are build in sensors.
If ever these would become mainstream sometime, the main benefit of 8k display is that 4k, 1440p, 1080p and 720p content would have perfect pixel scaling, not just that you can display 8k content.
perfect text at 200% and nice 2x and 3x integer scaling for games
I like
Yes you are absolutely right. Perfect Integer Scaling (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, 6x) for many use case scenarios
it would be sick to have the dual mode type tech, where you could like increase HZ when using 4K/1440p/1080p without any compromise in scaling/interpolation. so for example: 8k60hz, 4k240hz, 1440p480hz, 1080p960hz(? lol maybe) all in one crisp monitor. since in theory they all use a very similar amount of bandwidth. although personally I won't use any monitor with
@@MKR3238 Apple displays already have that, just pick up a modded iMac monitor they are pretty cheap
And the beautiful part is that 16:10 Aspect Ratio monitors work the same and even better, they can integer scale all those mainstream resolutions in 16:10 and 16:9 format.
8K 16:10 at 7680x4800 is going to be an insane monitor resolution if paired with properly engineered electronics to handle the integer scaled lower resolutions at the highest Hz that the displays' connector will allow.
We need the review of that PA32UCDM professional QD-OLED monitor! And please, if you can do it together with the new reference 32" QD-OLED monitor from FSI, even better!
Finer than Margot Robbie's .... Acting.
*silent ding*
1:35 Lol. He wanted to say something else for sure 😏
As you notice him looking away at someone :)
sydney sweeney's "acting" is finer i think
I wonder what exactly…? I guess there are a lot of things that are concidereed fine with Margot Robbie. :)
@@staraffinity Margot is perfect from head to toe
@@od1sseas663No, her teeth are too even (just joking).
1:34 Damn, those pixels must be really fine! I would like to see both in person and compare them...
8k 120hz 31 inch screen with variable refresh rate support would be cool to have.
That would be the dream monitor
I was at NAB but missed seeing these. Darn. Any word on pricing and availability for the PA32UCDM?
I absolutely love the new glossy anti-glare coating 😍
Oh nice, finally a pro art 4k one Im interested in.
The automatic color calibration is so awesome
@Vincent where is the G4 Review?
I’m a photographer, I shoot in 50mp stills. Can’t even get close to full res viewing on a 4K. 8MP basically lol.
8k is much closer at 30 something. Pixels are good. People who are only Gamers and don’t use their PCs for other things just get their panties in a twist when you make something that isn’t solely marketed at them.
same here, using the A1 currently, that's why I still love using my UP3218K monitor even thought it's "only" IPS but has 33mp, I wouldn't mind seeing the true 50mp though and yes ... a decent GPU can easily render those pixels in Photoshop
@@andreas7278 yeah the A1 is the camera I use too! It’s awesome just wish I had a monitor that could even show half of the res
@@andreas7278 I have a first gen 4K ips 144hz monitor from LG. It’s definitely showing it’s age. I switched to editing on my iPad Pro with a mini LED screen. The gloss coating on that panel is way better even if it’s only 3K vs my LGs matte.
I want an 8K oled 32 inch display with 90Hz just for UI fluidity. True 10bit and at least 400nits full screen rather than just 280 like current gen OLED. That would be a dream.
Using the Z9 but same problem.
That PA32UCDM sure is pretty. Plus its stand is a handle; a standle!
really love build in calibration, should be the norm really
*Slaps screen*
"This can fit so many pixels on it, you can't even notice!
No, really you can't, even if you tried."
YES! That's the whole point!
You can still see pixels at that size but you need to sit really close to the monitor.
My old 4K 60hz ProArt monitor supported VRR, does the 8K version support it too?
Thank you!
I’m going to really enjoy this video until the price is mentioned
No such thing as overkill baby, gimme all the pixels
These were the same lazy arguments that audiophile's used to back up their arguments when it came to sound in home theatres . When in reality if you had a home theatre sound exactly at the same disables as an actual movie cinematic experience in a much smaller room you'd ether give yourself and your family a heart attack or a stroke from what your human ears are not being able to handle . Same when it comes to pixel density. So unless we're getting bionic eyes that can see beyond human sight in the not to distant future then it's pretty much overkill no matter how videophiles try to desperately dress it up!
@@dantasticmania8728 You're fun
@@dantasticmania8728 I’m a photographer. I can absolutely tell the difference from 4K to 8K. I can’t even view my files full screen on 4K without it looking like a smeary mess. Try cramming 50MP into a 4K display and think it would look good. It doesn’t. 8MP out of 50 is atrocious. Especially when trying to edit client work. I have to zoom in 200 percent and move the image around to check sharpness which when editing batches of 500+ photos gets tiresome.
@@RiceCubeTechCurious about your screen size and viewing distance ? I was barely able to notice going from 4k to 1440p at 27inch in games. Maybe photos are a different beast
sorry babe, refresh rate is on the first place for me
Mr. Vincent, are you going to get the Bravia nine and compare it to the a95l?
Now you can have colorist at their own separate workstations instead of all huddled up around the TV grading the colors, I also don't think people realize how close people put their faces up to a monitor when they're examining details, especially when example you have Warner Brothers releasing the new darkest Batman movie not your twich stream it's for making content not enjoying it
Is the second one still missing DP 2.1?
thank you for covering monitors. but where is more DP 2.1 monitors?!
How do you calibrate the colorimeter? :) Send the monitor away periodically?
Gaming version of the PA32UCDM could also be calibrated to well below 2 dE, sure with software calibration instead of hardware one but still.
I have a 4K Dell monitor. At 32" diagonal, the pixel density comes out to ~144-146 pixels per inch (PPI)-which means, with an 8K display you get around twice that, i.e. ~288-292 PPI (I'm listing it as a range because if you compare physical measurements to X/Y resolution, you get slightly different values for horizontal and vertical densities).
2:41 eye damage? 👀 Vincent, what sort of damage is possible outside of fatigue from prolonged use?
Anyone know of a workaround on MacOS to ensure SDR white is 100 nits in HDR mode with a non-Apple monitor like this? Default behavior is bright SDR (typically ~200 nits) in HDR mode.
Asus bringing the self-calibration back is nice
Is there a price set for this monitor ? Im thinking a rough price range between 8k to 12k quids
@1:38 🛎
Now I'm waiting your review. I've seen a previous ProArt 1000 nits mini Led monitor and the black level without local dimming was horrible, and the amount of dimming zones was low to a point that made it unusable for grading with local dimming on.
#Amazing #reviews #BOSS 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
will the PA32UCDM have support for Dolby Vision?
Does the ProArt Oled display have G-sync?
I'm trying to figure out why someone would buy the gaming version when this monitor looks soooo much better and is factory calibrated?
It's probably twice the price, if not more
At least… could be three times more expensive actually. So somewhere around $4000 to $5000….
The gaming version is like $1500, the ProArt version is like $5000 if not more. There's the reason, lol.
for 4k video or photo editing not full the screen always handy
2:10 Grungiest looking ports I've ever seen.
Are built-in colorimeters any accurate at all? I mean, it must be the case in a piece of pro gear. But...
I wonder that as well.
I use an 8K TV at 55-inch as a monitor, but I wish it was 45-inch. It has HDR but only about 400-500 nits. so it's the old back-and-forth between lower resolutions with higher nits.
That’s not HDR
I have 48" OLED 4k monitor and wish it was 8k, only gripe since the font fringing is quite noticeable
You should talk about QDEL tech from SHARP
Id love that with my macbook pro. Itll go nice with my pro display xdr
First 32-inch 8K Mini 😍
Isnt HLG HDR for tv broadcast? But the monitor doesnt have an RF connection(its a monitor of course) so how can it even use that?
That stand is gorgeous. Wonder how much of a premium it'll be compared to the ROG PG32UCDM
Probably 2000 more
$4000 to $5000
When can we realistically expect the PA32UCDM?
Amber Linn from ASUS said on LinkedIn second half of 2024. No further details added.
@@andycrystal Thanks for sharing this information
If they used mini-LED backlight, why don't they use quantum dots layer to enlarge much more the color space?
I'm pretty sure all mini led monitors have a quantum dot layer, they just don't advertise it
I like 8k for any current screen size.
What's the sustained fullscreen brightness of the Micro LED TV?
It was said 1000 nits in the video…
@@haukionkannel I'm not talking about the Mini LED monitor. The Micro LED TV says 1600 nits peak, but we don't know what the fullscreen max brightness is
I guessing the price tag is going to be above the $2k range. ProArt is not cheap and very limited in number.
Would you recommend the pro art monitors for gamers ?
With a lot of money… sure!
I think these monitors in Vincent's video are the first Pro art series of monitors with refresh rates higher than 60Hz, or certainly with 240Hz capability, so gaming should likely be great on them.
Price of the QD oled 32 inch?😢
I've been using the Dell UP3218K for over five years, and I really would like the same resolution in a smaller screen -- 27" would be the ideal diagonal size I think, for my desktop. The pixels on this are fine, but they could be finer. If you look really close on this one, you can still see jaggies. Only once individual pixels require something like a loupe magnifier to be seen will they be small enough for me. And I want as many of them as one can drive with a state of the art GPU. 7680 x 4320 is adequate for the time being.
nice. I also have it. Do you also get eye dryness from it?
@@DanOneOne, no, I'm very used to it. I just checked -- I keep the brightness at 20% and the contrast at 70%. It's plenty bright for me. Maybe you have your brightness too high?
@@Darhan62 nice. I'll try adjusting.
I've always wanted one, but I'm also waiting for a 28" 8k 144hz ips 600nit+
@@xpodx, it's good to know what you want. It's just a pain waiting sometimes. Unfortunately, the display industry is fairly slow to innovate when it comes to the really high resolution displays.
I guess it is the same idea of owning a sony xperia 1 4k phone. Dense pixel density on a small panel.
It’s so frustrating that some of these features (like the HDR brightness on the 8k monitor) rarely come to gaming monitors
The monitor is rumoured to cost around $8000.
With one…
Suddenly, i feel the need of 64k or more resolution for 200 inch tv.
i can see linus media group buying these...idk if they still record with 8,12 or even 16K but they do love to use high resolutions to have a easier time converting
I don't need it but I sure as hell want it.
Lg G4 review?
ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM looks interesting, i hope price around $700
Where is the G4 review lol
Finally something to replace my ancient UP3218K!🎉🎉🎉
what's the point of replacing it, yours is already 8k
@@322-Dota2 it died recently due to moisture. I haven't replaced it because I don't feel like paying $3500 again for a very old model.
Hey bro have you ever played games on it in 8k can you tell a significant difference in graphics compared to 4K ?
@@TyroneSmith-sf2zbit's night and day difference
Have any videos of you playing a game on it up close?
With how bad the previous mini-led models I wonder how these are gonna fair against the QD-OLEDs.
Asus incridible....
8k 144 on pc monitors and tv would be nice
Even someone can notice all the pixels (i can, my vision permit it), i am not sure the Director could.
is it 120hz??
So I should get the professional version of the monitor rather than the gaming version? Will it still recognize gaming content or devices? 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Yes it will, but the price will be at least a couple thousand dollars more.
4k zone woo
Why can’t we have a 4K 32” mini led with this many zones but can be vesadisplay HDR1400 certified?
Price…
tehre is a 4k version?
I'm waiting for more nits so that ill have to wear welding goggles in order to watch tv
If the 8K monitor were 120hz and less than $3,000 I would buy one for gaming.
Sucks that professional equipment pricing is so inflated.
What for? No current GPU can handle ...
@@federicocatelli8785 I was playing Tomb Raider 2013 last month and the only way to get it to saturate my GPU was to play at 6K120fps.
8k for 8k, OK?
The Pro Art 4k Qd-oled looks way better than the gaming version. Plus it's 240hz. Why get the ROG then? This sounds like the superior monitor
Price probably. ProArt displays are crazy expensive on top of the Asus tax...
Rog $1800, pro art $5000+
Lol is that a serious question... you can get 3 of those ROG displays for the price of the ProArt
Price out of mind
I want this for flight simulator 😂
See, there's a reason why 8K hasn't become as affordable as some people would've liked is because 8K is incredibly bandwidth hungry and takes a lot of data to actually consume. We won't see 8K streaming services until around 2030 at best. I think at this point we'd be better off improving the brightness/color accuracy on OLEDs before jumping off 4K 120hz into 8K 120hz.
Where's my 21" 8K
i hope they also make 4k version fo it with 4 thousand local dimming zones, it will sell better than oleds
film makers: I want color and resolution!
gamers: I want faster refresh rates and more fps!
everyone else: Uh..Can these 32" OLED monitors be anywhere south of $1K?
Can you imagine the PPI this thing has?
280
@Feenix found your next monitor!
The fact that the first 32" 8K professional monitor (not even mastering monitor) launched in 2024 just proves we are far far away from 8K content. I feel bad for people buying 8K TVs unless they knowingly chose otherwise.
Finally not seeing pixels on non-apple monitor?
At 8k, it should be 40” for proper scaling
Which is better dark, Mini LED or OLED?
Oled
No display has better black than OLED right now. But brightness goes to Mini LED.
OLED literally turns off the pixel so you can’t get better black than that. Mini LED’s still lack zones.
Depends…
8k? Built in calibration? Not bad... But can I play cyberpunk on it?
Any Idea of Prices? You had me at Margot Robbies.... (pause)... Acting🤣
Hope You're enjoying Vegas! 🌴
$4000+
@PhillTurner: We've been told that the tentative launch price of the ASUS PA32KCX will be $7999 (i.e. $8k).
@@hdtvtest small price too pay for optimal viewing of Margot Robbie's ... Acting
That's more than I paid for the 75 Sony Z9K😮
So around $5000 laissez faire. Would a post house pick this over an FSI, et al?
That doesn't make sense.
I need 7000nits😊..
Best Mac Studio monitor? You know, Retina resolution ;) 1000 nits full screen in 8K? You'd better buy a local mini hydropowerplant to not drain your powerbill? :D
The ProArt QD-OLED monitor is probably ment for people like Markiplier who rock two RTX 4090 for videoproduction/rendering.
The 8k isn't actually the resolution, it is the price.
Vincent, we don't really need to see 8K in post-production. 1:1 pixel mapping is pretty much meaningless. No one is doing 8K VFX, no one is even doing 4K VFX. And no one is going to use a monitor w/o SDI input.
Margo Robbie's acting. Sure.
this thing would have been great at 42" or 48" so you can get 27" 4k levels of ppi at tv sizing
I'm partial to Sydney Sweeney's......... _acting_ .....