In my opinion, gaming monitors should be either QD-OLED or Mini LED. They both give immense color, contrast, and HDR performance, which is way more important to me than some ridiculous 500Hz refresh rate. Both have their pros and cons, with OLED being better for contrast and response while Mini LED is brighter but with more blooming. But after checking out the Acer Predator X32 FP Mini LED, I've been seriously leaning toward the latter.
The Predator X32 FP comes with a crisp 4K resolution, tons of ports, and HDR 1,000 with 576 local dimming zones. That’s pretty impressive for a 32-inch screen, though it's still about half the number found in the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8. Though both monitors cost the same eye-watering $1,500 / £1,390. That’s a lot of dough.
