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no info on pricing or availability btw but Asus will surely drop some more info @ CES
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Review the nd63 pro
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ASUS is fuelling optimum's OLED addiction
they are making a disposable monitor, not that I'm complaining, if you buy one OLED you should consider changing it every 3-5 years, a good LED monitor could last you 7-10 years from my experience
I wonder if Asus's gonna be the first to make something crazy like high end folding monitors just like folding phones.
Me love Asus for this
@@kiellorrillo define "good LED monitor".
@@Lunarhim definitely
"4K is going to be a lot easier to drive"
Game devs: "Here is our new 720p upscaled to 4K game on Unreal Engine 5, that requires a 5080 to run at 40 fps."
With a lot of smear, ghosting, blurry visuals, and the worst of all traversal stutter 😂
That looks worse than Call of Juarez: Gunslinger from 2013.
Lol that’s how it feels like, Monitors market is at an all time best when it comes to innovation and affordability meanwhile GPU prices and Gaming optimisation are in hell
Wow, I don't even need a 5090? Sign me up!
Agreed 😅 I'll just be running the steamdeck. Can't chase that 5 k unicorn.
i watched 35 seconds of this video, heard some high refresh rate numbers, and then inevitably remembered im fucking broke.
LOL
Its only money 🤷
@@Gat0Bodeguer0 gaming is one of the least luxurious forms of entertainment possible. You don't need a 4K240 OLED monitor to achieve 'gaming'.
you’re not broke, companies just getting insanely greedy w pricing over the last few years lol
@@nativegambler facts
Me who's still using an IPS monitor from 2015: interesting...
I just came off a 15 year old 24" TN 60hz panel like 3 weeks ago lol
From 2014 here ✋
Actually I thought my Monitor is out of order until I bought new glasses.
@@FacialVomitTurtleFights welcome to the new world :D
Me = I still work at McDonalds because I'm too lazy to leave my moms basement... we get it dude, u a loser 🤣
im ngl, half of the reason i watch these videos is because of your cinematography and editing. your testing of the products is top notch as well, but its really a treat watching your videos. cheers man
Can't wait for OLED to become affordable like IPS has. So many people are going to experience amazing visuals like never before
Why would you want to spend money on a monitor that's slowly burning itself in every second you have something on the screen? Literally every second, the monitor is permanently and irrecoverably damaging itself.
Why OLED has become the 'gold standard' for monitors is beyond me. Why the hell are people buying monitors that are self destructing? OLED is a stupid technology with planned obsolescence and people are buying into it like crazy... I like my tech to last years, if I spend £700+ on a monitor I want it to last 7+ years.
burn-in is also a non issue as seen from monitors unboxed
@@Crispe1Officialwhich conspiracy channel do you follow?
@@Crispe1Official Its not 2020 anymore man. Burn in is a non issue.
@@hyakinthos_0902 what?? He did a long term burn in test and the monitor is clearly showing signs of burn in?
Hard to believe we used to be excited for the possibility of a 4K 144hz monitor.
I dream of the possibility of playing a new AAA game that can make use of a 4k 144hz monitor
@@jessiethedudeyou can with good systems and upscaling (especially with frame generation)
@@TKanal3 yeah but then you are basically playing with 1440p because it almost always lowers resolution when you use upscaling
Why is that hard to believe? 4K 144hz is still a great image and still a dream for many
@@avonire I've recently switched from an old FHD 3D TV to Samsung 4k 144Hz IPS and it's a pretty nice upgrade I'd say. Got it for 300 bucks so a good deal but honestly it's not THAT much better as they all say. Maybe an oled is a different story but having a phone with it, still doesn't really sell it to me
One thing that most reviewers regarding OLED monitors are not mentioning are the VRR flickering that bothers all current OLED monitors. If you use VRR (Gsync/free Sync) and HDR and walking through dark places that have some bright colors in that scene, your image with start to flicker. Current workaround is to deactivate either HDR or VRR completely.
It's vrr tech problem not the panel !!! So we don't mention it is bc it's not related to the panel !
@fireeffect6712 I never said it's the panel. I said OLED monitors. Fact is, it affects most if not all OLED monitors and if people plan to buy one, they should be aware of it.
I agree, I was surprised it's such an issue and no one mentions it. However I read that this new OLED monitor will have anti-flicker 2.0 that's been updated to help more with VRR flicker by clamping down on the refresh rate more. It's a trade off that should be worth it for non competitive gaming. So while he didn't mention it , he did have a reason not to bring it up as a potential problem.
@@alphacompton Yes, anti-flicker is listed as a feature, but still wanna know how effective it is. I heard that some other Asus Monitor received a firmware update to fight the issue, but it made it worse according to some users.
I have the 32pgucdm and noticed the flicker in Cyberpunk 2077. I was surprised after looking it up, how many users are affected by it.
Agreed. I have one of the 480hz 1440 monitors and I have to turn off g sync to avoid this problem. The flicker is pretty bad.
3:34 This is coming from a guy that made his own mouse.
Lmaooo
Lmao yeah, as if gaining 3 grams on a mouse was more important than the screen surface
Since hardware ghosting is now solved, developers gave us software based ghosting in a form of upscaling methods (yes FSR, I'm looking at you).
Fsr, dlss,dlaa,xess or Even TAA forced on all new UE5 games or Triple AAA
You will never be done. Wait for 8000hz 20knit micoled to burn your retinas with out seeing a flash. Good for simulating nuclear explosions to the face so you can truly live the new Vegas experience
@@LaSauce-n Ye never use any type of temporal methods.
Wait until games look like Brute Force running at 240p upscaled to 8k at 24 fps and devs are telling you to please understand this is the best we can do with current hardware (5090 Ti Super).
@@snoweh1 Wait until everything is fantasy land AI crap graphics. That's the dystopia.
BF1 is crazy man, nearly 9 years old and still the standard for graphics
holy shit 9 YEARS OLD?????????????????????
bro there'\s no way i remember the release like yesterday... and i only played the game finally in 2022 or something lol.
Baked lighting FTW 😃
Best looking and optimized first person shooter ever
bf1 was peak game dev now they are so lazy
same for division.....and this is after they lied about it....
Watching this in a laptop that doesn't have enough ram to play this video in 4k
lmao thats what im saying. i dont have a gpu powerful enough to even run games at 1440p at 60fps, let alone 4k.
just buy a new laptop
Got a leet laptop with 4 colours. It can't load the webpage as the vide is larger than the hard disk at low res
These kids don't know how lucky they have it
@@Axis0504 Bro I don't even have a dedicated gpu😂
@@TheFalseShepphard I would've if I could
Fully satisfied with my 240Hz PG27AQDM after a year of using it. No burn in or anything yet, mind you I do pixel cleaning after every gaming sesh. Whoever is debating whether to upgrade to an OLED monitor just do it. Difference is night and day. Colors are so vivid and takes the whole gaming experience and video watching to the next level.
The Subtle shade at the display guy was appreciated 😂 (big fan of both of you)
Was he firing shots at Tim from HUB?
Next gen for OLED is two panels stacked so an OLED is a backlight to an OLED so we can get real brightness
like the apple's tandam OLED on their ipads, right?
Also there is no consumer GPU that does DP2.1
@hummus2275 yes lol
@@smika710Radeon 7900XTX
@hummus2275 yep and it's LG's display tech that's been used in automobiles apparently for quite some time
4k oled is sad because it reminds me how old i am
480*800 was a popular res in my childhood
@@RadialSeeker113 the best one. Better use 16 bit too so you can see thru the smoke
I feel you.
@@RadialSeeker113 When was that? I remember 640x480 or 800x600, but 480x800...?
Why I still use black and white monitor from Sweden
The next big leap will be getting brightness high enough to reduce the sample and hold times down low enough that DyAc/BFI is just on by default. Sample and hold displays are at their limit for motion clarity.
BFI causes serious eye strain which you may not even notice (it doesn't "hurt" during usage) until one day you're strolling through the park, and you realize you cannot quite make out what that blurry slogan/advert in the distance says. BFI should always be an option, and also come with a warning about eye strain -- like so many games have in regards to epilepsy (which is a much rarer hazard btw).
Also, in an ideal world tech would evolve in the direction of eliminating sample and hold ghosting WITHOUT resorting to BFI. That way we'd have the cleanest image quality possible.
@@gorofujita5767I am not sensitive to BFI/strobing even down to 90Hz. I use strobing daily for the past year and had no issues.
Also rolling scan emulation on OLEDs is the future (it's wild only like 2 TVs have this!)
Seems the industry is heading towards frame generation as the solution to sample and hold blur instead, and that BFI is destined to remain a relatively niche approach (e.g. some emulators of older systems support it).
@@gorofujita5767 is the eye strain permanent if used daily for years? Ive been using a non-flicker free ips monitor for 11 years now and i just now learned the concept of flicker. And yes i cant see shit more than 1 meter away from me...
@@gorofujita5767 We lived with incandescent bulbs flickering at 120Hz and CRT TVs flickering at 60Hz for decades, and it only really bothered a handful of people. Nowadays people are using VR headsets flickering anywhere from 120Hz down to 75Hz, at even 10% persistence levels, just fine. I think strobing a 500Hz OLED (like we're getting this year) at 50% persistence is not going to cause some eye strain epidemic.
The image quality of your videos is absolutely stunning! I enjoy watching them so much-they're so beautiful that I’m left speechless
I game on a LC C2 OLED TV and I love the experience. I've got it mounted 4.5' away and upscaled 200% on the desktop size.
I like how he has 3 blacks t shirts just hanging in the background.
lol its greenscreen..
wearing a slightly dirty black shirt with 3 black shirts hanging up behind him, that was deliberate
No, its not lol @@yahyoh91
Im with you on the dual mode being almost a necessary feature in the future for monitors for me.
After the 480 mode, I just dont want to go back. 480+ mode at 27 inches is going to be less stretched and will feel SO GOOD.
A sucker born every minute. 👍
@@DrakonR Boomer detected.
@@etchyo wrong and there's still a sucker born every minute. 👍 Thank you for reinforcing my statement.
@@DrakonR I wasn't talking about your age, I was talking about being a boomer in general. I'm literally an esport pro, lol. GL with your console fps.
@@etchyo boomer is to do with someone's age though lol. What esports team/org are you in?
As someone who picked up the 32 inch model a few months ago I'm positive I can recommend this, so long as your gaming space isn't crazy bright. OLED may not be able to compete in the brightness department but in the right setup the contrast and definition of the image is mind blowing. 32 inches has been great for me as a more immersive type of gamer, but for most people I bet 27 will be even better.
I feel like the ppi at 27 inch becomes negligible and just isn't much improvement over 1440p. I got the xg27aqdmg as an upgrade from my xb271hu and am happy with it overall. Kind of wish I had gotten the 4k 32 inch but this works for now and I'll just upgrade sooner than the 8 years I kept the other
@@Dzugashvili Having had 27" 1440p and 4k (not OLED) and 32" 4K (OLED), there is most definitely an improvement over 1440p with 4k. Honestly almost as much jump as 1080p to 1440p was.
Had my 27" 240 oled for about a month now and could never see myself going back for a main monitor 💪
Finally 27 inch 4k OLED!!!! My wish has been granted.
What? There's been tons of 27 in 4K OLED for years
@@bootchoo96 The options have been limited and the ones that exist are also known to have reliability issues
@@hambotech9954 I see
@@bootchoo96 4k 27 inch oleds? i think your confusing this with IPS and mini led.
@@bootchoo96 Where?
FINALLY DP 2.1
took long enough
DP 2.1 is not DP 2.1
It's only "good" when its UHBR20 with the full bandwith.
@@Emosch_zCorrect. This is UHBR20 afaik tho
i'm willing to put money nvidia wont use UBHR20 on their new cards. It has too few benefits and increases costs with no big benefit, especially considering the cable and connector situation (even the RDNA3 workstation card that uses it use miniDP due to the problems with normal DP connector when using UHBR20)
However, it will most likely mean a new dispaly engine so that will be neat.
@@magicari8919 I think NVIDIA is smart enough to put UBHR20 on this. They know people will be pairing 50 series with latest 4K 240 Hz displays.
What's neat about a new display engine? I'm unaware of what that entails.
@@Emosch_z I mean, it's "good" as long as whatever hardware is achieving the max bandwidth for its particular use case. In this case, these devices can make use of the additional headroom of DP80, and they are, so that's good. A 240Hz 1440p monitor using DP2.1 at DP40 is also good, though.
I have the UCDP monitor, which comes after the UCDM. It’s WOLED and has a Matt finish, but I have found nothing to complain about. Maybe it’s technically not as good but unless you have them side-by-side is very hard to distinguish. It also has that dual mode functionality to go from 240 4K to 480 1080P.
Different tech, deferent benefits. If all you use is the 4k mode, the UCDM is better. If you want a competive edge with 480hz the UCDP is the way to go.
Better doesn't mean game breaking, the UCDP's 4k mode still blows any LCD out the window
I just got it and idk how I feel about it. I dont enjoy the 1080p even at 480 hz.
@ I’m kind of in the same boat. I feel great about it though, just hardly ever use the 1080p mode unless I’m playing competitive COD. Then I’ll push the monitor further back
cool! will definitely be picking one of these up in 6-10 years.
I'm not even that interested in monitors but I love the way he explain things and the whole vibe of his videos
Super excited for the 4k ultrawides coming out this year!
Have they announced any QD-OLED 4k ultrawides st around 35"?
Give me a 20-24in 4K monitor and I’ll be set for life with that PPI, it’ll be like 1080p with a perfect 2x scale.
still not convinced about OLED burn in. Think I'll wait for a 4K 360hz mini led panel or something
Response times will be garbage so no point.
Burn in isn't an issue in 2025.
With current oled tech, it takes an average of 27,000 hours to burn in. On the same image. 24/7. It is feasibly impossible to burn a oled in 2025 unless you try and deliberately turn off all the oled cleaning and repair features.
My monitor I bought in 2019 only has 7629 hours clocked in, and has yet to burn in whatsoever.
You nailed it at 5:05 - The beauty of 4K is literally BECAUSE i's 27inch, not 32. the pixels are literally squashed together hence the image appears crisper. I've beenwaitin for a 27inch 4K OLED for like a year now my time has come haha.
I made the jump from 1440p IPS to 4K OLED at 32'. The difference (for me) was night and day. Def not cheap but this is one of my purchases that I don't regret from last year. I encourage anyone who has the budget to spring for a 4k OLED. I've had mine for almost a year and leave it constantly on static images/text, no burn in whatsoever. Gaming + productivity.
which one you have?
I bought pg32ucdm and is insane, I jumped from 4k 144hz IPS.
You shouldn’t need the new DP 2.1 on the actually graphics card , I have 4090 and it supports 1.4 dp so it’s no sense to buy a monitor with new feature about dp 2.1 when your graphics card doesn’t support
Kinda would love one in 4K but probably 42"
Bro your content is pure fire. No bloat, just facts. You'll be at 10M in no time. Mark my words. Just keep your style. And pls don't sell phone wallpapers or drive 90mph in 30mph zones and film yourself doing it! ;)
"if you care about matte vs gloss you need mental help"
*-proceeds to talk about the advantages of matte vs gloss*
*-finishes with how he really wanted 480hz dual mode while showing slow motion frames of how 240hz isnt enough*
loll
Matte vs glossy is definitely a far more practical difference than most other things discussed in the video. Depending on lighting conditions in your room, glossy can be completely unusable sometimes.
@@yucinaloyou’ve hit the nail on the head😭 ive got reptile enclosures behind my gaming setup, very bright lights on most of the day. Glossy monitors are a no go for me
Recently got the Samsung Odyssey OLED g8 which is a 32” 4k panel, I like it a lot for entertainment and gaming but using it for productivity definitely results in that same fringing issue you mentioned here… really glad to see the manufacturers are starting to make higher pixel density QD-OLED panels!!
Apple showed the way forward with Tandem Oled (stacked panels) on the new iPad Pro. They have no burn in, all the benefits of OLED, are more energy efficient, and are super bright. 🎉
Me watching this knowing I’m broke
😅
real
pc gaming is nothing for broke bois
Save 200 euro per month, in 5 months uve got a 4080 super (and 5080 soon), its not rocket science. Stop spending money on garbage, stop working for min wage, learn a useful skill.
@@kerkertrandov459 "stop working for minimum wage". Haha you're saying that like everyone has an option in this matter.
Based Optimum being a Dragon Ball Sparking Zero enjoyer
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12 Years ago, my Dell UP2414Q already had 185ppi and that was indeed exactly the reason why I did stop using anti aliasing.. nice vid!
This is already previous-gen tech. The PG27UCDP (LG-panel) is newer and has white LEDs in addition to the RGBs (sometimes called WOLED), eliminating chromatic fringing on text and making bright/white colors more comfortable to look at. The white panel elements also allow for increased brightness compared to the PG27UCDM (samsung panel)
Too passionate? No mate, the buyer just wants what he likes. Especially when they’re paying over £1000. I’ve got a solid glass screen on my dell 5k. The difference between a mat and glossy finish. Is night and day.
PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON THE LG C4 AND HOW A TV COMPARES WITH THIS MONITOR FOR CONTENT WATCHING + GAMING PURPOSES!!!
I still think that LG TVs are superior to OLED Monitors for AAA Story Games with HDR, Dolby Vision etc. And 144Hz is more than enough for anything in 4k.
In my opinion, a true next-gen OLED is going to be a 32 inch QD-OLED monitor with its black level rising with ambient light problem sorted out, and a dual mode resolution at 5K 120Hz and 1440p 480Hz. For some people 4K is said to be a little too soft at 32 inches when it comes to content creation and consumption, and 1080p is said to be a little too soft when it comes to gaming. Having the resolution bumped up to 5K at 32 inches will solve the problem for both of these groups (and obviously there's a lot of overlap as people consume content and game). And since 5K is exactly 4x the resolution of 1440p, the dual mode resolution will be perfectly scaled.
6K (6000x4000) - Let's stick with even numbers, you don't hear 7K or 9K unless you use a Mac Display for some weird reason.
@@avieshek Tbh I would also be okay with the same resolution as Apple's 6K resolution Pro Display XDR (6016 x 3384 resolution) as long as it runs at 120Hz or more at that resolution. At that point it would be 218PPI, and content creators, especially people who deal with a lot of text praise the Pro Display XDR for how sharp it is. Give it a dual mode resolution of 3008 by 1692 at 480Hz as well, and we're set.
I’ll never go back to a 27” after getting a 32” 4K 240Htz QD OLED Panel. Whats nice is that I can push the monitor back away from my face more so not to feel the heat from the panel. Also I think the screen resolution just looks better with the monitor pushed back and it’s got to be better for your eyes too. In the early days 1080P was straining my eyes to where it was giving me headaches.
Finally! I was waiting on 27 inches because the of the better pixel density.
And as usual not a word about the biggest issue with oled monitor: vrr flickering. I don't care if the image is the best we have ever seen if it freaking flickers.
Got the Asus 480Hz OLED that was recommended here just to find out that my main game (R6) does not support that refreshrate lol. Being an early adopter sucks...
lmaoooo thanks for the info
only workaround i found for that is borderless windowed mode
@@armybear yep, that is what I am using atm, hope the added input lag in borderless is not as bad as I fear it is.
@@CRECKHED its not even noticeable. At worst, your getting few fps that you won’t notice. Being able to tab out without the screen going black in any game is nice.
haha i found out about this in spoits stream, he was complaining their team sponsor got him a zowie 540hz monitor and game is so trash hes limited to 360
what a garbage game
also i googled afterwards and i found this issue reported over a year ago so good luck waiting
Now give us a 34” 5120x2160p screen so ultrawide lovers can enjoy the PPI too
Anything beyond 4k is very hard to find for some reason. Idk why, but 4k 144hz lcds are getting really cheap, but ultra wide 4k or even 5k is stupidly expensive still. At this point, I feel like you might as well buy a 55 inch 8k 120hz TV and run it cropped with some upscaling.
Thats exactly what is releasing this year lmao. LG announced it recently.
@@nameless.0190 I saw a 45 inch 5120x2160p. Are you sure you saw that resolution but at 34 inches? 34 inches is typically the ultrawide diagonal whereas 32 inches is 16:9 (which I know a ton of 4k oleds exist)
this is my dream monitor, i cant go back from ultrawide anymore. no more 16:9 for me
@@alexsox he didnt say he saw it, hes saying he wants it lol. the 45 21:9 5k is coming out and lg has on their road map a 34 and 39 with this res as well eventually coming out. this will be end game for so many people.
we need a video on how to balance your setup, specs, monitor, not overspending in certain areas whilst having room for upgrades and future consciousness!
YESSSSSS!!!!! ive been waiting for these 27inch 4k oleds! I'm happy that their great!
Homie idk what youre saying but i cant find the 4k version anywhere. Only 1440p
It hasnt been released yet
that brightness might be a dealbreaker...
who even needs 4k on 27" when you are not using it for something like image editing and stuff because for gaming it just costs performance and Quad HD is more than enough
@@datbrokkolisome indue and competitive games could be run 4k. Text look better movies are sharper. Even if you can not run new games you can still run old ones
Because if you have a 4080 and play competitive games, your monitor is the bottleneck @@datbrokkoli
Yep, I was excited until I heard the brightness. I don't want to be limited to using my monitor at night. That nit value is horribly low, and next to my IPS monitor with 450 nits, which is basically twice as bright as that OLED, I would never get used to it. Even at 450 nits, it sometimes feels a little too dim for my taste.
@@07xGH0ST SDR content is mastered at 100 nits, I run my qd-oled at that for SDR. Not sure why you would need any more brightness unless you're gaming in a super bright room. You're used to having an overly bright display.
If you lowered your brightness for a week you'd adjust just fine, and in-turn HDR content will look even punchier.
What about durability and reliability for "mixed usage"? If you work on your PC, or you're in a household and have a "family computer" chances are a monitor like this is going to be utilized pretty extensively and during long hours, both for browsing/working, gaming, watching RUclips "content" and streaming movies. With 3 different people using it, it might mean 12+ hours of mixed usage per day.
I'd like for both reviewers and brands to inform users about the safety of investing serious money in (supposedly high quality) OLEDs like this, especially in the long term.
Content creators already are showing tests on what you are asking
Multiple videos about OLED burn in done by rtings and other sources. Quick review isn't of course place for such but in a nutshell the burn-in prevention methods are excellent in modern OLEDs.
I use an oled and if im being honest, until they develop a clear type tuner app or change the pixel shape for oleds, I wouldn't want to use it for mixed usage. I still move my oled over and use my IPS display for productivity. some people arent sensitive to the weird edges on oleds due to the lack of cleartype tuner support. but i hate it. i hate how webpages look, i hate how office looks
Its not meant to be used that way, so the question is quickly answered.
The chroma subsampling on fonts can actually be tuned using software like MacType. It lets you change the method used for anti aliasing and other font display settings with options for easing the color fringing to be less noticable, or even make it black and white. Really is a HUGE improvement over ClearType, which is the default font smoothing utility in Windows.
I got a previous gen QD OLED and i stopped noticing the fringing within the first 5 minutes of usage, to me, and quite a few others, its a huge nothing burger, never needed any mods or tuning. I understand that for people who can't unsee it, it can be a dealbreaker though.
@@ZenzDeluxe Well the thing is, Windows' default font smoothing and rendering systems are really bad. It's not that the issue is sort of minor once you get use to it, it's that with better tools it's a non-issue. For folks that record their gameplay or make videos of stuff on Windows, it's nice to not have subsampling as enlarging the video in editin looks a lot cleaner.
I've really gotten used to the 21.9 aspect for a few years, usually found on 34-inch monitors. Use for work, home, games, it is very practical. I ended up standing still at 2.5k (1440p). I hope these technologies reach these guys as well.
Need it in a 32" I'm getting old and human sized targets aren't big enough on 27" anymore LMAO 😂
You're looking for the Asus PG32UCDM. 32 inch 4k and 240hz.
there already are like 10+ 32" 4K 240Hz monitors, this meanwhile is the first 27" monitor with those specs
@M1szSI’ve just ordered the 32 inch version today 4k 240hz
Oof😂
Alienware has the best warranty for the OLED 32", 4k, 240hz panels but it's curved. I have one, it's lovely.
"If a RTX 5080 somehow lands on your desk" a man can dream
Save 200 euro per month, in 5 months uve got a 4080 super (and 5080 soon), its not rocket science. Stop spending money on garbage, stop working for min wage, learn a useful skill.
We gamers have to get creative nowadays to afford shameless expensive hardware .... maybe sell a kidney or something else? 😅
why so poor
glossy oled fanatics are some of the craziest people ever 😭
Rich ppl problems
I do think (just my opinion) that glossy displays do look better, even if it is marginal. But they also have drawbacks like not being great in bright environments. I wouldn't say I am a fanatic, but I would choose glossy over matte any day.
@@kotztotz3530 My first monitor had a gloss finish and it was great. My 2nd monitor had a matte finish and looked like ass even though it was supposedly a better panel.
Until now I didn't know that panel finish between gloss or matte was a thing and thought that I just liked the gloss finish better. I now feel validated knowing I was right.
No we just got functional eyes. Funny hes trolling us then say glossy is better next minut lmao.
I can understand that people would want the best possible looking display when paying at least 1k for a monitor, and so far glossy does provide better image quality than matte or "anti glare". So yeah, when you pay that much for a monitor you can be picky
42" LG is what I use for my single player games 👏 Idiana Jones looked spectacular. 1440p 240 is absolutely the sweet spot for fps/etc gaming, I couldn't agree more.
you can make the panel glossy really cheap just voids your warrenty and it costs maybe $25 at most
whats the good method!
Great video!
Your name is ali ? 1:10
HIs name is Ali Sayed.
Ali baba
Ali Express
No, he’s Bruce Wayne.
He's clearly Bruce Wayne. The Ali Sayed charade is not necessary
heard your phone go off at 0:11 lol
I’ve been wanting a 4k 240hz 27” OLED since I currently have a FHD 240 hz 24” but was disappointed that there are no 27” 4k models. I’m excited to hear that they are going to start being made now!
Upgrading from 24” FHD (92 PPI) to 27” 1440p (108 ppi) doesn’t feel like much of an upgrade so I think I’m not the only one wanting an OLED 4k 27” gaming monitor since 32” seems just way too big
A bit of this is naturally W-Oled vs QD-Oled. Something like the LG C-series still provides great value in the space. Get a 42", activate integer scaling, then set a smaller window in game to mimic 32" or 27" size.
With each generation released is “ the best OLED monitor I’ve seen so far “ yeah… this is what you said about the previous generation too.”0!0
makes sense though :D
I think that's the point of releasing new, better products.
Well it is until it isn’t, if it wasn’t better why would they make a new one?
Cant wait for dual mode 4k 240hz, 1440p 480hz 27”
1440 doesn’t integer multiply into 4k. You’d need a 5k monitor, 5120x2880
I don't think it will ever be coming
1080p is exactly 1/4 of 4k
That means they can make 4 pixels act like one , but this is not the case with the 1440p .
I have the 32 in. version of this and omg, it is actually beautiful to look at. At first I didn’t think it would be anything too crazy but I was honestly proven wrong. If your budget allows for it I would say go for it.
Oled for your gaming . IPS for your work. It’s that simple
My Ideal would be a 27 inch 5K dual mode monitor.
This is exactly what Ive been waiting for. A 27 inch 4k oled monitor. Ill be picking this up.
consistent optimum upload? holy I'm eating good this week
bought one of the latest 4K 240hz OLED from LG, i reckon any of these new OLED panels from anyone will be awesome. in fact, so good I ditched my 42 inch LG 120hz OLED. the smaller size is ergonomically better at my desk and i find myself having even longer sessions than having a big form factor OLEDs, better DPI and better for my neck.
enjoying my pg32ucdm qd-oled and I can never ever go back to any lesser monitor than this!
I would like to see a 24 inch 1440p Oled display. I really like the 24 inch format and with 1440p it would be really sharp.
Thanks for pointing out issues with monitor lamps (i have the benq one)
6:56 The 5080 would like to have a talk about that Statement. HAHAHAHAHA!
I was just on google looking for this exactly about a week ago. ITS TIME
I got the MPG 32” 321URX QD-OLED
4k during Black Friday for my 5800x3d and Strix 4090. With a PPI 137 under 2 feet viewing distance. It’s beautiful, outstanding detail from what I’m missing and not going back on other panels.
Monitor,PPI,Visual Angle (degrees)
MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED,137.68,67.38
ASUS PG27UCDM,163.18,58.72
LG UltraGear 27GR95QE-B (1440p OLED, 27”),108.79,58.72
Dell S2421HGF (1080p, 24”),91.79,53.13
just subbed for the 2 second sparking zero gameplay
I loved the go outside or get some help comment haha, very true.
"Finish doesn't matter" is a wild take for a monitor enthusiast to have
Just upgraded to a Samsung 32in 4k 240hz display. Have it half way paid off. The color accuracy is great for design work. My poor 2080 super and 3900x struggles to run games natively so I have to crank it back down to 1440p when gaming.
i think im going back from 4k 32 240Hz to this one, was waiting so long for this
Makes perfect sense that it’s dimmer as the pixel pitch (% of screen space that is actually made up of illuminating pixels) is smaller because the sensing lines can’t be made smaller/thinner.
Just bought the rog strix WOLED, there is no next step for me for a while this panel is so good
The glossy one?
i recently purchased an MSI 271QPX ( 360hz 1440P OLED) and i love it. every friend that has stopped by and used it has the same conclusion: their next monitor will be an OLED.
I’m using Msi MPG QD-OLED 271QRX 2k 360hz right now, it’s really good with all the features like OLED care 2.0, panel protect, heat sink, and etc.
I need this! Once you tasted the sharpness of high dpi, you want to see it again, that said I'm happy of 42 inch 4k LG C2 when it comes to gaming, but for web browsing I miss my previous IPS 2k display at 25 inch ( it was a Dell, targeted for editing )
Every oled I’ve tried I’ve returned and always gone back to my LG C3 42”. I haven’t seen anything that beats that picture quality yet
LG C1 55" for PC monitor with a 4090 here. BFI 120hz, motion clarity is great.
I don't plan to switch until OLEDs reach 1000hz.
@@paQ754090/9800X3D here and even with that 4k 120 is hard to run lol. I thought BFI meant 60 on the LG stuff? Like if you wanted BFI 120 you need 240+ to start with? And BFI means no HDR?
Gonna wait for LG's version to see if it comes with built in speakers.
I'm still running a 4080 on an LG C2 and loving all that glossy blackness. I'm not a young, competitive guy tho. Just a casual. But now that I have had big 4k glossy, I don't ever want to go back.
I've had a QD-OLED 1440p 360Hz monitor for about a week now, some quick take aways:
Have not noticed ANY colour fringing on text (pleasantly surprised by that).
Full screen brightness is legitmately quite disappointing.
HDR gaming looks, there's no other words - fucking incredible.
And I am constantly worried about my Firefox bookmarks burning in.
Nothing like a new product that gives you anxiety using it 👌
Just an idea, You should make a video on the best budget gaming mouses I'd like to see your opinion in today's market...
BTW great & detailed video love the
stuff
4K 240HZ OLED
My dream
Ok now I don't feel as bad about buying a gen 3 for a killer deal a few weeks ago, this seems like a very iterative improvement