the GPU? Perhaps the PSU or keyboard? Nope.
The monitor choice was the most hotly contested item in this year’s Dream Machine because
there were simply so many directions to go. Surround 4K? Surround G-Sync? A Cinerama Dome
of monitors, perhaps?
In the end, we decided that our desk space
(literally) and the reality of 4K surround today (it’s a pain) meant that we’d tap on an old
friend: the Asus PB321Q. The PB321Q graced
last year’s Dream Machine and it’s good enough
that we’re bringing it back. Of course, one isn’t
enough for us this year, so we brought along a
friend: a second PB321Q panel. Both 32-inch
panels pretty much take all the space available
on our Red Harbinger Cross Desk.
This panel is still the king of the 4K panels in
terms of readability. It’s just big enough that you
can actually use it without squinting. The panel
isn’t a basic TN part, either. It uses a Sharp IGZO
panel that’s glorious to witness.
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