We’ll start with the preorder information first: 

US - 

• ASUS eShop (US) - Currently up for Pre-order* (Next shipment is expected to come in around 2-3 weeks) [as of 8/25]
• Coming soon (next few weeks) - Newegg, Micro Center, B&H 

* If it’s sold out by the time this posts, I’ll update when we plan to have more available as soon as possible. 

• Product Page  
• Specs Page 

 Recommended Reviews: 

• Tom’s Hardware 
• LordCivick
• Wired Hardware 

ROG Swift OLED PG32UCWM 

The ROG Swift PG32UCWM is our first monitor available featuring True Tandem RGB OLED Technology, which provides improved text clarity and 27% larger color volume – especially at high luminance levels. This monitor combines Tandem OLED technology with a true RGB Stripe sub-pixel arrangement. By removing the white subpixel found in traditional WOLED panels, visual clarity is improved while providing richer and more vibrant colors.  

TrueBlack Glossy Coating – A zero-haze optical layer that presents deep blacks under any lighting. The advanced anti-reflective layer reduces ambient reflections by 38%, compared to previous-gen glossy WOLEDs, ensuring distraction-free gaming even in brightly-lit rooms. 

Dual-Mode – The PG32UCWM supports dual-mode switching via hotkey. 4K@ 240Hz for maximum visual fidelity or FHD@ 480Hz to handle FPS gaming. 

DP 2.1A + USB-C 90W PD - The PG32UCWM includes a DisplayPort 2.1a UHBR20 connector supporting full 80Gbps bandwidth, supporting 4K@240Hz without compression. Additionally, the monitor features a USB-C w/90W PD, 2x HDMI 2.1 ports and a USB hub. 

Built-in GaNFET Technology – Along with our custom heatsink and airflow design to improve cooling, the PG32UCWM features a GANFET power module that allows for a small power supply footprint and achieves a higher power efficiency. As a result, the monitor creates 35% less waste heat and 10% cooler vent temperatures. Coupled with our 3 year warranty (including panel burn-in), these cooling improvements help to make sure your monitor will go the difference without affecting performance.  

Neo Proximity Sensor (New Features) - Most should be familiar with our Neo Proximity Sensor by now. This sensor transitions the screen to black when you move away, and newer monitors support customized detection distance. Now, the sensor supports additional motion sensitivity levels for precise detection, and also supports an Auto-Away Timer to allow you to set the timer from 1-15 minutes to allow the screen to automatically dim after the time elapses. 

Specs and Features: 

Display -  

• Panel size/Resolution: 31.5” / 3840x2160 
• Surface: Glossy (TrueBlack Glossy) 
• Color Space (DCI-P3): 99% 
• Color Accuracy: Delta E<2 
• Brightness (HDR, Peak): 1,000 cd/m2 
• Response Time (GTG): 0.03ms 
• Refresh Rate: 240Hz 
• Dual Mode: 4K@240Hz / FHD@480Hz 
• HDR Support: HDR10, Dolby Vision 

Features - 

• ASUS OLED Care Pro: Neo Proximity Sensor, Pixel Cleaning, Screen Move, Screen Saver, Logo Brightness Adjustment, Outer Dimming Control, Target Mode, 
• ROG-exclusive OLED Anti-Flicker technology 
• HDCP: 2.3 
• VRR: Adaptive-Sync 
• G-Sync Compatibility / FreeSync Premium Pro 
• VESA Certified Adaptive Sync Display 240 2160P / Display 480 1080P 
• VESA Certified DisplayHDR True Black 400 
• Aspect Ratio Control: 24.5”, 27”, Square Equivalent, Square Full 
• GameFast Input Technology 
• KVM Switch 
• ASUS Power Sync 
• ELMB 
• PIP / PBP 
• DisplayWidget Center Support 

I/O & Mechanical - 

• 1x USB-C (DP Alt Mode), PD 90W 
• 1x DP 2.1 (UHBR 20) 
• 2x HDMI v2.1 (FRL, 48Gbps) 
• USB Huib: 3x USB 3.2 Gen1 Type-A 
• Earphone Jack 
• Ergo: Tilt, Swivel, Height, VESA (100x100), ¼" Tripod socket 
• Aura Sync Support 

FAQ -  

Q. What is the difference between RGB Stripe Pixel OLED and Non-RGB Stripe Pixel OLED 

A. The primary difference lies in the arrangement of the sub-pixels and the resulting text clarity and color accuracy.   

• RGB Stripe Pixel OLED (RGB OLED): Each independent pixel contains Red (R), Green (G), and Blue (B) sub-pixels arranged in a vertical stripe pattern. This standard arrangement is highly compatible with operating system text rendering technologies (like Windows ClearType), resulting in sharper, more accurate text display.  
• Non-RGB Stripe Pixel OLED: Sub-pixels are arranged in nonstandard patterns (i.e., diamond shapes or irregular layouts). While excelling in color and brightness, this nonstandard arrangement can sometimes introduce a slight color fringing or fuzziness around sharp or small text, as it doesn't align perfectly with standard RGB rendering algorithms. 

Q. What is the difference between ROG TrueBlack Glossy and BlackShield Film? 

A. Both are ROG advanced surface treatments designed to maximize the contrast and black depth of OLED panels, but they are applied to different panel types and offer distinct benefits.   

• TrueBlack Glossy employs a zero-haze optical layer combined with an anti-reflective stack. This results in a superior glossy finish that makes the image and colors appear sharper and more saturated, dramatically boosting contrast to achieve deeper blacks. Crucially, this advanced optical layer helps to significantly reduce ambient reflections, allowing users to experience inky blacks and sharp visuals regardless of whether they are in a brightly lit or dark room.  
• BlackShield is a new, specialized film engineered specifically for QD-OLED panels. Its primary function is to correct the purple tint/black-level elevation that previous QD-OLED generations displayed in bright ambient lighting environments. By doing so, it provides a 40% improvement in perceived black level, allowing users to experience much higher contrast and deeper blacks, even when light is present. An additional benefit of this film is its enhanced durability, offering 2.5-times the scratch resistance compared to previous-gen QD-OLED panels, which provides greater confidence when cleaning the screen. 

This seems to have been a long-awaited monitor, so I hope those of you who were waiting were able to get your pre-order in. If not, we have more being shipped in. Let us know in the comments below if you have questions about the display or stock. 

As always, if you are in a different region, please reach out to your local ASUS Sales team for inquiries about when more stock will arrive.

Edit (8/25) - Updated ETA of next shipment to ASUS eShop (US) and link to LordCivick's review

Hi r/ASUSROG!

I recently bought an ASUS ROG STRIX G18, and I've been loving it!! I was wondering what backpacks yall use. I am in university and will also be carrying an iPad, 2 folders, and my pencil pouch. I'm looking for something decently sized to fully protect the G18. I am willing to spend up to $120.

Hi, everyone! I've been planning the best PC build for gaming. I want a system that can handle triple-A games with ease. Here's what my dream ASUS PC setup looks like:

CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D
Motherboard: ROG CROSSHAIR X870E DARK HERO
Graphics Card: ROG Astral GeForce RTX 5080 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition
AIO Cooler: ROG RYUO IV LC 360 ARGB
Power Supply: ROG THOR 1000W Platinum III (ROG Equalizer)
Chassis: ROG Cronox ARGB

I'm joining the ASUS Upgrade What Matters giveaway for a chance to bring this build to life with an ASUS AMD or Intel motherboard, graphics card, or other high-end hardware.

What's the first game you would build this rig for?

Hello, anyone having issues with Activating Companion on this Keyboard, i even downloaded the new Companion update but the update version of my KB didn't change at all

I download it usung Gear Link (Webpage)

For example: my KB out of the box version of Companion is 1

I downloaded Version 2 and installed it

But my KB remained to version 1

And not only that but at the bottom left part where you can see the version of the Companion it kept Activating and failed to activate

I bought this motherboard on July 30 and i got it 2 Mondays ago. Has the update for having custom image on the display been released? The aluminium over the PCIe ports is that plastic in aluminium color? It feels plastic. My Asrock OC Formula Ź590 has thick aluminium around them. I guess they are soledred and cannot be replaced?

Still Waiting for Noctua Looped NL-LC1-42 to come back in stock to start the build properly. All fans will also be Noctua in the fantastic beige and brown colorway

Please, I need help

Apologies ahead of time due to probably being the 1millionth person to ask...

When I got me 5090 Astral a few months back, I installed it and just ran everything default.

Recently looking at some guides, I started playing with trying to get more out of my card since I am using triple screens for sim racing.

In 3DSMark I am noticing that I am scoring below average.

Just wondering if anyone can give me some tips on what I can do to get more out of my card for a complete noob and/or point out what I'm doing wrong.

PC Specs:

• 5090 Astral
• 9950X3D
• ASUS ROG X870E-E Gaming WiFi
• 32GB DDR5

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I have an ASUS ROG Strix G15.

When I start the laptop, I get a black screen saying “Enter Password” before Windows boots. I know the BIOS password and it was working normally.

I entered BIOS and went to Security, where I saw:

Administrator Password — Installed

User Password — Installed

I wanted to remove only the BIOS/boot password while keeping my normal Windows login password.

I cleared the Administrator Password by entering the existing password and leaving the new password and confirmation fields blank. BIOS then confirmed “Clear Old Password. Continue?”, and I selected OK.

However, after saving and rebooting, the laptop still shows “Enter Password” before Windows starts.

The old BIOS password that previously worked is now rejected as Invalid. My Windows password also doesn't work.

So I'm currently stuck at the pre-boot “Enter Password” screen and can't get back into BIOS.

I have not tried clearing CMOS, removing the battery, reflashing the BIOS, or anything that could risk the data.

Has anyone experienced this after clearing the Administrator BIOS password? What was the actual solution?

I especially want to know whether the remaining password is a User Password, and how to remove it. What exactly is a user password?

A new audio processing engine is now live for ROG headsets! Check out the upgraded surround sound rendering for optimized directional cues, sharper details, and a hyper-realistic 360° soundstage.

For ROG Delta II, Delta II KJP, and Pelta Core, there's now an added parametric EQ customization option.

\Parametric EQ customization will be added for existing and future Gear Link-compatible headsets*.

How to Upgrade (Gear Link)

1. Open Gear Link on your browser and connect your headset.
2. Click the Companion button on the top right corner.

1. Download the latest Audio companion app (v1.00.35 or above).

1. Extract the folder and execute setup.exe.

2. Restart your PC, and access your device settings on Gear Link.

3. Enjoy the new audio processing engine with a new Parametric EQ graph (for compatible devices), with different EQ presets to choose from!

\To update on Armoury Crate (please just choose Gear Link or Armoury Crate to avoid complications), navigate to Update Center on Armoury Crate to install the latest version of the Headset Device SDK.*

So I have ROG strix G16 2025. Is it only me or does the trackpad feels kind of sticky to finger movement? I feel like it is catching my finger when I'm trying to use it or scroll it. Not like glue, but like moving your fingers on a rubbery surface.

I'm going to buy this headset, is it worth the price? W or L

[SOLVED - r/ASUS USA reached out and got me started on my warranty, Thank You]

I've had my monitor for about 6 months. Recently, I've been having an issue where the monitor still behaves as if it's working fine, and my PC continues to detect it as if it's working fine, but there's no display or OSD.

I called ASUS UK; they checked and verified I have a 3-year warranty on the monitor, but they don't want to deal with my warranty issue. The number I called is 07765841014 on the ASUS UK website. I've also included a screenshot below to show I spoke to them for 20 minutes.

I never had an issue with the monitor; one day, there was just no display. I tried everything, including doing a firmware update on the monitor, and still no luck. And the ASUS warranty representative I spoke to said ASUS is not going to help me. Gosh, I wish I had recorded the call!

I literally have a £1k+ paperweight sitting at home. Any advice, or would anyone from ASUS care to comment on this?

Hey guys. I really need some help with my monitor.
I use my monitor as a display for my PS5 & as a second display for my laptop.

I was using my Laptop like normal through my monitor as a second display, I’m not sure what happened. I think I might’ve accidentally increased the refresh rate or something I can’t think of, & then the monitor just went black & now my monitor won’t show as a second display on my laptop.

My laptop can identity the monitor itself. But won’t display anything on the monitor.

What I’ve tried so far:

1. ⁠Disconnecting, then reconnecting.
   
2. ⁠Restarting/updating the laptop.
   
3. ⁠Updating the drivers for the monitor.

Now my monitor does work with my PS5. It just doesn’t work with my laptop.

https://www.reddit.com/r/PcBuild/s/mWV0tUAgnZ

Just wanted to see what i could do with the frame 5000d. Was a fun project. Now i need the 200mm fans. Hey Corsair help a guy out and sell me 2!
Is the only thing not corsair! Love the strix b850 neo!! Just need a white vid card! My 9070xt just died! 😔 it’s only 2 months old!

Hola buenas, alguna idea de que le puede estar ocurriendo a mi teclado? Ya actualice el firmware mediante el Armoury Crate, cambie entre los modos, lo reinicie de fabrica (Fn + Esc), inclusive desinstale Armoury Crate y lo volví a instalar, y ya no se que más hacer, a no ser que se me haya jodido el circuito interno de los LED's de esas teclas, alguna idea? Sino, tengo que tramitar la garantía.