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OLED gaming monitors can exhibit text fringing due to QD-OLED or WOLED subpixel layouts. To address this, ASUS has teased a new ROG OLED gaming monitor ahead of #CES2026 that appears to use LG Display's new OLED panel with RGB stripe subpixel layout for cleaner text rendering.

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