Key Takeaways
1. Super Display Co (SDC) is promoting a monitor called ‘Flash 540-Meta OLED’ that shares a panel design with an upcoming Asus model.
2. The Flash 540-Meta OLED may reach a peak refresh rate of 720 Hz by lowering its resolution, possibly to 720p.
3. The monitor is expected to feature DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 ports for connectivity.
4. Display Stream Compression (DSC) may be needed to achieve high refresh rates at higher resolutions like 1440p.
5. The estimated price for the Flash 540-Meta OLED is around JPY 150,000 (approximately $1,040), with no confirmed release date yet.
Now, Super Display Co (SDC) has been seen promoting a similar monitor, which has been shared on Reddit. This monitor, roughly translated to ‘Flash 540-Meta OLED’, seems to use the same basic panel as the Asus model expected to launch in late Q4 2025. The Flash 540-Meta OLED is rumored to achieve a peak refresh rate of 720 Hz by lowering its resolution, likely utilizing LG’s Dual Mode Technology.
Resolution Concerns
At this time, it’s not clear how much the Flash 540-Meta OLED will need to decrease its resolution. If we look at the recent UltraGear OLED monitors like the 32GX870A (priced at $1,399.99 on Amazon), it seems that the Flash 540-Meta OLED might only be able to reach a 720 Hz refresh rate at a 720p resolution. SDC has mentioned that this new monitor will also come equipped with DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 ports.
Compression Methods
Due to these specifications, the monitor might have to rely on Display Stream Compression (DSC) to achieve 720 Hz or even 540 Hz at 1440p resolution. The image suggests that LG Display’s latest panel offers an impressive 0.03 ms response time, a contrast ratio of 1,500,000:1, CMR 150,000 for motion clarity, and a maximum brightness of 335 nits, which can peak at 1,500 nits in certain areas. The pricing and release details have not been confirmed yet, but according to VideoCardz, the Flash 540-Meta OLED could be priced around JPY 150,000 (approximately $1,040).
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