Holy heck, dis' Monitor

[tp4tissue]

ASUS ProArt PQ22UC

4K, 14bit Lut,  OLED,  99% DCI-P3 color space,  330nit.

the ad says 99% p3, but it's probably wider than that,

Only $5000..

Something comparable would be Sony BVM Oled, which are ~$25,000 ++ and not even 4k

I doubt Asus has the instrumentation chain to be as accurate as the Sony, Buhhhhh.. It's probably more than accurate enough for anything outside of Lab-work.

[JP]

No this is the monitor I'd use for GH - a real gem at around $34k.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1288225-REG/sony_bvm_x300_2_bvm_x300_v_2_0_4k.html

[fanpeople]

No this is the monitor I'd use for GH - a real gem at around $34k.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1288225-REG/sony_bvm_x300_2_bvm_x300_v_2_0_4k.html

So i am guessing this TV gives hand jobs or something?

[tp4tissue]

No this is the monitor I'd use for GH - a real gem at around $34k.
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1288225-REG/sony_bvm_x300_2_bvm_x300_v_2_0_4k.html

@ the 30k + prices, the Eizo 3145 is ahead of the curve, as black as oled, and you won't have that OLED usage stress, always worrying about burnins.

Overall, This new proart is a gamechanger given its price.