It does seem like it might be a GPU driver issue, drivers designed around 1080Ti weren't designed for 4K monitors, so maybe try changing that to a previous one just to see if it is that.
Have you tried changing it to 60Hz, lowering all the other options like down to 8 bit, lowering other things on that list and pressing apply - restarting the computer and then seeing after if it lets you select 144Hz? I am thinking that my unit is defective, but before returning it I want to make sure that it is not another reason. I have hardly noticed a difference, I still cannot activate the 144hz, they only work for me if I change the resolution to 2560x1440. Although I sincerely It is scary to update since the monitor works perfect for me. The only thing I have not been able to do is update the firmware of the monitor, currently it has V0.15, and I cannot update to version V0.25. The problems that I have had have been because of my GPU (1080ti) since it does not support the resolution and the 144hz of the monitor, it could be said that it makes it a bottleneck.
Not a single blink and everything very fluid and stable. A friend of mine came to my house with an AMD6900XT and I could see that the monitor worked perfectly at 4k 155hz 4.4.4. *Clarify that I have already seen that my PG32UQ unit works perfectly. * * PD: I come from a PG348Q and all this did not happen before. Other than that, the texts on this monitor look strange, not clear, and in Career Mode, no matter how much you calibrate it, the colors (especially red) look very saturated. The monitor's 144-155Hz OC does not work at all, when I turn it on it only allows me to activate the 60HZ option. What I do not know is that if it is the fault of the monitor, my GPU (1080ti) or Windows 10 itself. I bought the Asus PG32UQ yesterday and honestly I am somewhat disappointed.
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