At CES 2020 at the beginning of the year, Asus unveiled the ROG Swift PG 32 UQX, the first MiniLED backlit display for gamers. At the time, the company did not say when the display would be available to consumers, but now that day seems to be close.

ROG Swift PG 32 according to its UQX name 32 – inch screen is equipped with 3840 × 2160 resolution on the IPS panel and is capable at its best 144 Hertz refresh rate. The monitor is also equipped with a G-Sync Ultimate module. MiniLED backlit display supports FALD (Full Array Local Dimming) technology in a total 1152 independently controlled area

Now the release of the screen seems to be finally at hand, as product pages for PG 32 UQX have been added to the Chinese Taobao service. In addition to the features already known, one of the ads on the product pages lists HDMI 2.1 support, which Asus had not mentioned before. HDMI 2.1 support would mean, for example, the ability to run the display at full 4K resolution and 144 Hertz refresh rate 10 – in bit colors without packaging. However, there are no mentions of G-Sync Ultimate support mentioned as early as January, and the product pages only talk about standard G-Sync. The display is DisplayHDR 1400 certified, which means at least 1400 maximum candela brightness, 3.5 times the dynamic contrast DisplayHDR 1000 screens and the ability to play less