@@walther2492 QD OLEDs are very sensible to burn ins. non QD OLEDs are a bit better but still you will get burn in eventually. So LG is better since you can keep for several years with no worries about OLED issues, especially when you are paying big money to these monitors
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Great review. Was a toss-up between this and the Alienware 38in with the used market, the LG option being cheaper. Likely going with this. Thanks!
Don't do it! The Alienware has a QD-OLED display which is in almost every aspect always the superior choice.
@@walther2492 QD OLEDs are very sensible to burn ins. non QD OLEDs are a bit better but still you will get burn in eventually. So LG is better since you can keep for several years with no worries about OLED issues, especially when you are paying big money to these monitors
@@walther2492 no, the Alienware AW3821DW is IPS.
Does it irradiated heat??? The samsung onevis a tanning bed.
why is the refresh rate for your version 160hz? i looked up online the highest i see is 144hz ......
LG 38GN950-B 38-Inch Ultragear Ultrawide Monitor:
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CA is a separate country?