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Bought a 4K OLED for my setup from 1440p 2k and I genuinely didn’t notice $1,000 worth of a difference? Am I Broken lol

The pursuit of the ultimate gaming or productivity setup often leads us down a rabbit hole of specifications, reviews, and aspirational purchases. Few upgrades spark as much excitement (and sometimes, introspection) as a jump to a high-end monitor, especially a 4K OLED. But what happens when that dream upgrade doesn't quite deliver the "mind-blown" experience you expected? This was precisely the dilemma faced by a recent Reddit user who invested in the premium ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDM 4K OLED monitor , moving from a dual 1440p setup. After booting up titles like Battlefield 2042 and The Finals, they found themselves questioning if the $1,000 difference was genuinely noticeable, leading to the candid thought, "Am I Broken lol?" It's a question many tech enthusiasts secretly ponder, and it highlights a crucial aspect of high-end upgrades: the law of diminishing returns. Key Takeaways The ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDM offers a stunning QD-O...

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