ASUS ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM
The ASUS ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM is a professional monitor designed for professional content creators. This 31.5-inch 4K HDR display features an advanced QD-OLED panel of 1000 cd/m² with a 99% DCI-P3 colour space, ensuring highly accurate colours and exceptionally detailed images. The refresh rate of up to 240Hz allows creators to quickly develop rendering games and perform quality checks of artwork on ééone screen. Moreover, support for multiple HDR formats makes the PA32UCDM the perfect monitor for working with fast-moving HDR content.
A Monitor with high resolution, wide colour gamut, true black performance and ultra-high contrast is an indispensable tool when producing 4K HDR content. The PA32UCDM is factory calibrated for industry-leading colour fidelity and Delta E<1 accuracy. It also offers hardware calibration support for consistent colour performance.
The 240Hz refresh rate and 4K images offer 3D/VFX artists super-smooth, detailed images. Higher refresh rates generally reduce flicker, making moving images appear smoother and offering a more comfortable viewing experience.
The PA32UCDM delivers ultra-high quality images and ensures that creative details are not lost in the journey from click to print. The PA32UCDM's studio-quality 99% DCI-P3 gamut ensures richer, more vibrant colours, making it the ideal Monitor for both colour-intensive projects and other creative pursuits.
ProArt screens are factory calibrated to ensure industry-leading colour accuracy. Each Monitor undergoes rigorous testing to ensure smooth colour transition. A peak brightness of 1000 cd/m² (3% area) ensures excellent contrast between deepest black and brightest white.
ProArt Color Center
ProArt Color Center is an online tool designed to help administrators manage the colour accuracy of multiple ProArt displays with hardware calibration support. Users can check when the monitors were last calibrated, schedule the recommended next calibration date and calibration times for multiple monitors, even if they use different colour parameters and/or are in different locations.