Had a 55' CX for a while now. Researched a lot of picture setting recommendations and these are very different to what has gone before, however they work very nicely.. Thanks
after a year of searching for the best presets, these seem to tick the box.... BUT YOU MISSED A VERY CRUCIAL peice of information. And i would love to have some clarification... on using full range? limited? rdg? y222? y20? ECT ect in corrispondence with these FANTASTIC settings... cheers
Wassup man, I just subbed and I picked number 2 which is saturated gaming and it looks phenomenal. I was looking on yt for awhile just to find the very best picture settings and I came across your channel and I was instantly blown away.
Welcome to Tech OLED City! Don't mind if I do. Thank you Brian and crew! Love the video! Great content indeed. Well thought out, informative, and a joy to watch. You're in the zone! The heart of the City you built. 😎 On 🔥 in the 2021!
Most of my advanced control settings were greyed out after trying every combination I could think off what fixed it in the end was unplugng the HDMI 2.1 cable and pluging it back in. You have to do this after every PC reboot. I noticed the the freesync Pro option on the second port had a pink toggle but it was also off so I tried the second HMDI port and it unlocked all the settings so I then tried port 1 again and all the advanced control options were available while running 4K 120hz 10bit HDR and Gsync.
Hey man, have you changed the icon (on the TV dashboard by selecting edit right hand corner and clicking on the hdmi input icon to change it) to 'PC' Mode to get the rtings achieved input lag? I've noticed I have loads of things greyed out if I use the PC mode on the Game picture setting whereas you haven't, so I believe you did not change it unless I got a glitch or something. Tbh I'm just trying to achieve the best picture with a reasonable amount of input lag with a few processing options on like you got here but I'm not too sure whether PC mode is the thing that gives the TV it's 13.7ms 1080p input lag and if if I can use other picture mode settings with only a few things on like dynamic contrast/colour and super res *whilst* in PC mode. Sorry if that sounds a bit complicated! It's just that you mentioned input lag and that you get the same with just instant game response outside of game mode. For all other stuff this has been a great help so thanks for the video brother! Have an awesome day dude 😃👍🏻
just got my bx oled and well the division 2 on it looks incredible really appreciate this video although you target audience is gunna be pretty small on this vid, cheers tech yes.
Hey, how is it going man? 2 years since this video so i m hoping u are still around... So I still have the lg CX 2020 and am using it with a ps5. Are these still the best options for the LGcx/PS5? fortnite info- flickers under 120hz for some reason ...? VRR 3840x2160p@120 YCBCR422 8b 4aL8 (if you resoind, mind explaining what that 4L8 means? lol dont mnow much since im not pc master race anymore! Thank you for reading
Thanks for the video, exactly what I was looking for. I have a CX and a PS5. However, the gamma is locked... Any suggestions? I'm in game mode... I'm playing Warzone if it makes any difference.. TIA👍👍
I have a problem I followed the same settings as you but in the light meter games the gamma 2.2 remains blocked I cannot select it how to solve this problem
Good video, but bad advice saying to put your black level to low. This should be set depending on what RGB level your game is outputting. They both need to sync or your blacks will be crushed.
Bought a LGCX65” this weekend. Gaming on Series X and 4K content are absolutely mind blowing. Sadly watch TV with my cable provider AT&T U-verse, the picture is unwatchable. It’s definitely something with the LG because my Samsung KS8000 looks incredible watching TV. Not sure what to do..
I wonder what settings you would recommend for normal business work in excel, outlook, etc? I have a C9 and always struggle with optimal settings for doing day to day business on the panel.
Such a great video, exactly what I was waiting for! But I don't have that amount of Picture Modes in my LG CX48, how come? The HDR Effect I don't have for example.. and I wanted to test your personal favorite :/
@@Demoerda I kinda found out the answer: I believe you are using your PC in the PC mode for your HDMI port, like myself. By using that the option "HDR Effect" doesn't show up, I have no idea why... So if you take this option, the option show up.
Game mods has been grayed out for me on the bx and washed out abit
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I've noticed you don't really hide anything on the Windows desktop, and the B7 is now 4 years old so you probably have a couple thousand hours in that display. Do you see any kind of burn-in?
Since the C9/E9 are the only OLEDs with full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, unlike BX/CX, did you test if C9 can run 4K@120 in HDR with VRR/G-Sync and in 12 bit?
Oh man thanks so much for this. You made me go from liking my CX to being I love with it❤️. I always thought the "game" looked dull and ugly but not anymore 😂
BRIGHTNESS = Black level. Set so that black is truly black, i.e. not dark gray. With OLED this is possible to achieve even in pitch black room. Everything above black should be varying degrees of dark shades etc. If not, you're crushing your blacks i.e. you're loosing details in the dark scenes. At least in 8-bit world, High & Low for Black level come from Computer black (only 0/255 is black) and Video Black (0...16/255 is all black). In pitch black room the right Brightness-setting for certain input might be 48, with backlight on 53 and so forth. I.e. your viewing conditions always define what is the right setting. That's why there are separate ISF Factory Calibration for dark & bright rooms. Also, the correct setting with Input 1 might be 48/100, while Input 2 works best with 58/100 etc. When CONTRAST is set too high, it's possible to loose details in the whitest colors. Just like with BRIGHTNESS, this is easiest to set with proper Test Pattern. Because it's easy to see when you start loosing information in the black end or in the white end. With some LCD's and OLED's it might be possible that even 100/100 works. But it's perhaps bit more likely that you start to loose some details in the whiter end, when going above 90 or 95. Personally, I'd at least start by setting every setting with "Dynamic" in its name to OFF. Sharpness varies, in few cases 50/100 is neutral (Softening/Sharpening), although often it is 0/100 (Sharpening only). With some tv's very minor sharpening like ~10/100 might be beneficial. Or not. Again, it depends on specific model and the Input being used. Also, I've never ended up using Picture Mode called VIVID (usually sort of 'Candy color mode' with crushed colors, i.e. almost red doesn't differ in any way from maximum red etc.). But of course, each TV-model is more or less different, we have different room lighting, different inputs etc. Naturally, only true calibration gives the optimum results. This means that you have to use that 20-point gray scale setting, to ensure that all those 20 points produce neutral gray (from the dark gray to very light gray). If not, then you increase or decrease R, G and B until they all are neutral gray. Luckily, ISF Factory Calibration should be relatively close. Similar thing should be done to the colors, too. In practise, these both require a measuring device and SW to get consistent results within reasonable time. Otherwise you might get 'perfect' picture with blue lagoon, after hours of tinkering. But then you notice that news anchor looks like he came straight from sauna (too red). So, you fix that and now it's all 'perfect'. Except that grass in the football field is now neon green. And so on, it never ends... So, it's way too difficult and slow without proper measuring device & SW. PS. Some might need to 'Calibrate' their eyes. With LG's CX it means that you choose one of the ISF-modes (assuming TV isn't properly calibrated), at least for decent quality Blu-ray/DVD movies, TV and Streaming movies etc. Then stick with that at least a week or two. Now, if you try going back to Candy Color mode (VIVID), it propably looks like sh*t. For years, I used to set the picture way too cool/blue. Therefore it took weeks to get used to the more neutral picture. Once that happened, my previous settings looked bad. Everything was so blue, bland and colorless... :-p PPS. Many movies, tv-series and games have deliberate color tinting (and sometimes accidental...), which might more or less differ from neutral. Sometimes there's several of them, for different worlds (Elfs, Orcs, Dwarfs etc.) or different time periods (flashbacks etc.). PPPS. Some people seem to be very sensitive to certain things, while others don't notice anything annoying (Motion settings, Refreshing rate, Input Lag, Colors...). Instead of fighting about it, just accept it and enjoy your movies and games with the settings that are optimal for you. Even if some 9th dan professional A/V Guru seems to have very different settings. One of you might be color blind, half deaf etc. Or perhaps one of you watches movies in pitch black room, while other watches in very brightly lit room, with all curtains open.
No hgig? And if I’m using the ps5 as my blue ray player “uhd blue rays” I adjusted the ps5 hdr calibration specs from hdtv test game mode with hgig on, but if that will ruin the movie watching part I could change the hdr on the lg side to one of your vivid setting but will my original hdr calibration on the ps5 game and hgig mode conflict your setting? Or would I have to readjust my hdr calibration on the ps5 before i try your settings?, I hope that makes sense. All in all will these work both in game and hard copy blue ray playing for movies? “Hgig all the time or tone mapping when I use it for movies ?
I do more RPG so I wanted to try the HDR one. I noticed a dramatic drop in pixel response time and the movement just wasn’t smooth anymore. Also I feel black level high should only be used for FPS (maybe moba but I don’t know as I don’t play them) as it washes out the color much more.
You really should remove all the icons off the desktop and put them on the start bar and use a tool called Shybar, which totally hides the windows bar thus giving your screen more protection from burn. Just a little tip from someone who has used OLEDs for a while.
I need your help. On my LG, the gamma setting is greyed out. I know that effecting the gamma is one of the most important changes for your Color Buster profile. What do i need to change in order to be able to adjust the gamma setting?
Great guide. On my Samsung and Sony TVs if I set the channel source name to PC, Graphics, or even Games, it will automatically adjust everything based on what I chose from the options it has built in, which is handy.
I have a 65” uhd lg, using a hdmi high speed with Ethernet cable and when I power up the pc it sees the signal but I get no display, so I can not see the bios.
Can you flash a rx6800 to a rx6800xt or a rx 6800xt to a rx6900xt? I haven't seen anyone do it yet. If you have a dual bios card would you test it for us if you can?
Watch this although I don't have an OLED TV, love the tech yes optimization for gaming :) Definitely will use this if I get a OLED TV if it is relatable in the time frame.
Bryan there is a 3 pack rgb fan from uphere for 19,99$ I think it’s great if you get some for future builds it comes with remote controller and a fan hub and everything
Nice settings. Id rather have a vibrant, more punchy image for gaming any day over a flat, boring and very warm looking reference accurate picture that videophiles harp on about. HDTVtest's "accurate" lg cx settings for ps5 gaming look like trash to my eyes.
Interesting, I like your take on it not just going by calibrating on reference material and thinking more actual use like gaming,competetive and preference. Only tested abit but for HDR Gaming I preferred going warmer for color profile in Forza Horizon and such.
I have the LG Oled with the ps5 but without hdr and 120 hz enabled it looks so dark with out the hdr how do i bright up the picture without washing it out
@@loki76 Yes but because of what settings? From various sources I've gathered that Dynamic Contrast and Super Desolution add lag when on high (not on low, and not sure about medium), even in game mode. Is extra low latency just baked into the Game picture mode? (Even though Instant Game Response as a setting is independent of picture modes?) Or does Game mode just turn off by default all the settings that could increase latency?
@@marcusf9009 Game does by default reduce some processing, most often motion processing and so on. Game mode has a lot lower input lag on most modern TVs. On Sony outside of game mode could be well over 100ms input lag. But in game mode it's between 10-18ms. Doing some "reality creation" processing is still available in game mode. I can't really say if or how much input lag it would add. I'd imagine they do not allow settings that really can have a big impact on it. For example Motion settings are usually not available in game mode. On a Sony the game mode is actually very good because there is still a high degree of visual fidelity left. Full local dimming etc. Samsung have issues with that for example. The whole point is, stick to game mode if you play games. Especially if you can feel how the controls are 'lagging' with your inputs.
Wait, so I have a 3080 and I turned Freesync Premium Pro on. I also enabled GSYNC for both full screen and windowed mode in NVIDIA control panel. When I hit the green button 7 times in game, it shows me running at 120Hz and afterburner also shows appropriate FPS. Was this wrong? Am I still getting GSYNC with what I did?
Great video. Do you , or anyone, know if I change the "greyed out" settings in Game Mode will actually have an increase in input lag (and which do specifficaly)? (I use a PS4) Thanks a lot
Please, I have a problem, for which I did not find a solution. I bought the xeon E7 processor and affixed it together for the LG LGA2011 motherboard and it did not work.😥
@@LBCool would you be able to put your settings in here? I feel like I’m not getting the full potential of my oled. It doesn’t look as nice as what it should, or maybe it’s just me I don’t know. Any help would be appreciated though
Does the Game mode reduce lag beyond just having the 'instant game response' turned on by default? I prefer HDR Effect mode for Switch but can't tell if there's a bit of extra input lag even with instant game response turned on...
@@Real.384 Thanks! How did you measure this? I can't seem to find measurements anywhere. Also, is this more than the lag from older consoles? I dont seem to remember any lag or talk of lag before Game Mode on TVs was a thing...
So I cant use those other settings. I only can choose vivid, standard, cinema home, cinema, game, filmmaker. What am I doing wrong? It switches to HDR when I play games🤔
Something wrong with your B7 settings, no way is the input lag like that. I cannot notice anything on my desktop. Doesn't feel like that on my C7 and most measurements show a 10ms difference between the C7 and CX. What was the actual measurement from your data? Maybe it just looks bad but is fine at normal speed? Is your input labelled as game with the controller icon?
I think it's so cool that your dad is getting more and more involved in your videos.
I too love to make my skies green by adjusting the tint.
Had a 55' CX for a while now. Researched a lot of picture setting recommendations and these are very different to what has gone before, however they work very nicely.. Thanks
I am watching this and this presentation is so smooth and good that i am now sold that my cheap 4k 60hz monitor is suprisingly so very good😄
I solve burn-in by importing the 3D Maze screensaver from Windows 98. Phil would be proud :P
Legend
Finally the video I needed thanks man appreciate it. Subbed
1:06 Tech YES Yusuf!
after a year of searching for the best presets, these seem to tick the box.... BUT YOU MISSED A VERY CRUCIAL peice of information. And i would love to have some clarification... on using full range? limited? rdg? y222? y20? ECT ect in corrispondence with these FANTASTIC settings... cheers
Wassup man, I just subbed and I picked number 2 which is saturated gaming and it looks phenomenal. I was looking on yt for awhile just to find the very best picture settings and I came across your channel and I was instantly blown away.
I have a 2021 Bx10 OLED and I absolutely love it
10 sharpness is actually what you want as it adds a light anti aliasing but doesn't start to actually sharpen until 11 plus.
brian, why dont you use pc mode on the TV ?
You are incredible for making this video. I can’t believe what my eyes have been missing out on keeping my ps5 in hdr game mode all the time
Hey so must I take my ps5 of HDR mode
I always set my color to 100. I love seeing the colors pop
Ong😂
Any chance of making an updated video of any new settings or what you’ve liked and disliked thus far?
Welcome to Tech OLED City! Don't mind if I do. Thank you Brian and crew!
Love the video! Great content indeed.
Well thought out, informative, and a joy to watch. You're in the zone! The heart of the City you built. 😎
On 🔥 in the 2021!
What was your nvidea settings tho??? FULL? Or Limited?
Most of my advanced control settings were greyed out after trying every combination I could think off what fixed it in the end was unplugng the HDMI 2.1 cable and pluging it back in. You have to do this after every PC reboot.
I noticed the the freesync Pro option on the second port had a pink toggle but it was also off so I tried the second HMDI port and it unlocked all the settings so I then tried port 1 again and all the advanced control options were available while running 4K 120hz 10bit HDR and Gsync.
Hey man, have you changed the icon (on the TV dashboard by selecting edit right hand corner and clicking on the hdmi input icon to change it) to 'PC' Mode to get the rtings achieved input lag? I've noticed I have loads of things greyed out if I use the PC mode on the Game picture setting whereas you haven't, so I believe you did not change it unless I got a glitch or something. Tbh I'm just trying to achieve the best picture with a reasonable amount of input lag with a few processing options on like you got here but I'm not too sure whether PC mode is the thing that gives the TV it's 13.7ms 1080p input lag and if if I can use other picture mode settings with only a few things on like dynamic contrast/colour and super res *whilst* in PC mode. Sorry if that sounds a bit complicated! It's just that you mentioned input lag and that you get the same with just instant game response outside of game mode. For all other stuff this has been a great help so thanks for the video brother! Have an awesome day dude 😃👍🏻
just got my bx oled and well the division 2 on it looks incredible really appreciate this video although you target audience is gunna be pretty small on this vid, cheers tech yes.
Is there any burn-in on your OLED panels. How is the B7, how many hours do you have on it, any burn in on that one. What about the CX?
Hey, how is it going man? 2 years since this video so i m hoping u are still around...
So I still have the lg CX 2020 and am using it with a ps5.
Are these still the best options for the LGcx/PS5?
fortnite info-
flickers under 120hz for some reason ...?
VRR
3840x2160p@120
YCBCR422 8b 4aL8
(if you resoind, mind explaining what that 4L8 means? lol dont mnow much since im not pc master race anymore!
Thank you for reading
Great video but i just want a 27'' 4K 185hz OLED monitor, is that too much to ask for LG???
Thanks for the video, exactly what I was looking for. I have a CX and a PS5. However, the gamma is locked... Any suggestions? I'm in game mode... I'm playing Warzone if it makes any difference.. TIA👍👍
I have a problem I followed the same settings as you but in the light meter games the gamma 2.2 remains blocked I cannot select it how to solve this problem
I'm having the same issue I think. I follow the suggestions on the settings but gamma is locked. Cannot change it...? Oof
So, No black desktop? no hiding icons and task bar? Do you have any burn-in or people are overreacting on PC?
Hey. Very good video, do you calibrate for games, switch hdmi port to pc mode?
Love your channel, Love your work Bryan but can you make a video on which Windows is truly best for old Hardware, thank you 👍😆
Good video, but bad advice saying to put your black level to low. This should be set depending on what RGB level your game is outputting. They both need to sync or your blacks will be crushed.
Bought a LGCX65” this weekend. Gaming on Series X and 4K content are absolutely mind blowing. Sadly watch TV with my cable provider AT&T U-verse, the picture is unwatchable. It’s definitely something with the LG because my Samsung KS8000 looks incredible watching TV. Not sure what to do..
I wonder what settings you would recommend for normal business work in excel, outlook, etc? I have a C9 and always struggle with optimal settings for doing day to day business on the panel.
Hi! Looking to get one but some people have complained about black crush?!! Can you also test new auto-HDR on windows?!
Would you recommend an OLED like C1 -CX etc over a Monitor such as Aorus Fv43U (4k hdr 144hz) Samsung QLED pannel?
Such a great video, exactly what I was waiting for!
But I don't have that amount of Picture Modes in my LG CX48, how come? The HDR Effect I don't have for example.. and I wanted to test your personal favorite :/
Same for me. I have the LG CX with the latest firmware and the HDR effect doesn't show up. Did we miss something?
no idea about that one? Perhaps LG can chime in, it should be available in 8 bit mode (SDR in windows 10).
@@techyescity Also "Cricket" I don't have here lol
Maybe it is a region firmware thingie? So weird...
@@Demoerda I kinda found out the answer: I believe you are using your PC in the PC mode for your HDMI port, like myself. By using that the option "HDR Effect" doesn't show up, I have no idea why... So if you take this option, the option show up.
@@jahblo666 but if you don’t use it in PC mode, the Nvidia control panel doesn’t let you enable the 4K 120. It only lets you go 4K 60
Your Gaming settings worked out perfectly on my xbox series x. 👌
Game mods has been grayed out for me on the bx and washed out abit
I've noticed you don't really hide anything on the Windows desktop, and the B7 is now 4 years old so you probably have a couple thousand hours in that display. Do you see any kind of burn-in?
Since the C9/E9 are the only OLEDs with full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 ports, unlike BX/CX, did you test if C9 can run 4K@120 in HDR with VRR/G-Sync and in 12 bit?
Oh man thanks so much for this. You made me go from liking my CX to being I love with it❤️. I always thought the "game" looked dull and ugly but not anymore 😂
Same! i started to regret my yellowish 77cx. Now I'm super happy!
The ps5 changes automatically to hdr, game mode, instant game response. Which settings should I use for Warzone call of duty ? LG CX
Thank-you for this, it's exactly what I was looking for
Hi there! I've not got HDR Effect as a choice on my PC. It appears on my XSX, Nvidia Shield, and PS4, but not on PC. Any suggestions? Cheers!
I have a good question for you.
I just realized you can't have Game Mode and Ai upscaling on simultaneously...
What does Game mode do?...
Is the B7 in "PC Mode"? my 55" B7 is no where near that bad for input latency, there's something up with your panel.
Brian did you set the setting to pc mode in the main dashboard settings menu?
Thx bruv. Dem profiles are bangin’, innit?
Any chance you could make a list of the options in a list format?
BRIGHTNESS = Black level. Set so that black is truly black, i.e. not dark gray. With OLED this is possible to achieve even in pitch black room. Everything above black should be varying degrees of dark shades etc. If not, you're crushing your blacks i.e. you're loosing details in the dark scenes.
At least in 8-bit world, High & Low for Black level come from Computer black (only 0/255 is black) and Video Black (0...16/255 is all black). In pitch black room the right Brightness-setting for certain input might be 48, with backlight on 53 and so forth. I.e. your viewing conditions always define what is the right setting. That's why there are separate ISF Factory Calibration for dark & bright rooms. Also, the correct setting with Input 1 might be 48/100, while Input 2 works best with 58/100 etc.
When CONTRAST is set too high, it's possible to loose details in the whitest colors. Just like with BRIGHTNESS, this is easiest to set with proper Test Pattern. Because it's easy to see when you start loosing information in the black end or in the white end. With some LCD's and OLED's it might be possible that even 100/100 works. But it's perhaps bit more likely that you start to loose some details in the whiter end, when going above 90 or 95.
Personally, I'd at least start by setting every setting with "Dynamic" in its name to OFF. Sharpness varies, in few cases 50/100 is neutral (Softening/Sharpening), although often it is 0/100 (Sharpening only). With some tv's very minor sharpening like ~10/100 might be beneficial. Or not. Again, it depends on specific model and the Input being used.
Also, I've never ended up using Picture Mode called VIVID (usually sort of 'Candy color mode' with crushed colors, i.e. almost red doesn't differ in any way from maximum red etc.). But of course, each TV-model is more or less different, we have different room lighting, different inputs etc.
Naturally, only true calibration gives the optimum results. This means that you have to use that 20-point gray scale setting, to ensure that all those 20 points produce neutral gray (from the dark gray to very light gray). If not, then you increase or decrease R, G and B until they all are neutral gray. Luckily, ISF Factory Calibration should be relatively close.
Similar thing should be done to the colors, too. In practise, these both require a measuring device and SW to get consistent results within reasonable time. Otherwise you might get 'perfect' picture with blue lagoon, after hours of tinkering. But then you notice that news anchor looks like he came straight from sauna (too red). So, you fix that and now it's all 'perfect'. Except that grass in the football field is now neon green. And so on, it never ends... So, it's way too difficult and slow without proper measuring device & SW.
PS.
Some might need to 'Calibrate' their eyes. With LG's CX it means that you choose one of the ISF-modes (assuming TV isn't properly calibrated), at least for decent quality Blu-ray/DVD movies, TV and Streaming movies etc. Then stick with that at least a week or two. Now, if you try going back to Candy Color mode (VIVID), it propably looks like sh*t.
For years, I used to set the picture way too cool/blue. Therefore it took weeks to get used to the more neutral picture. Once that happened, my previous settings looked bad. Everything was so blue, bland and colorless... :-p
PPS.
Many movies, tv-series and games have deliberate color tinting (and sometimes accidental...), which might more or less differ from neutral. Sometimes there's several of them, for different worlds (Elfs, Orcs, Dwarfs etc.) or different time periods (flashbacks etc.).
PPPS.
Some people seem to be very sensitive to certain things, while others don't notice anything annoying (Motion settings, Refreshing rate, Input Lag, Colors...). Instead of fighting about it, just accept it and enjoy your movies and games with the settings that are optimal for you.
Even if some 9th dan professional A/V Guru seems to have very different settings. One of you might be color blind, half deaf etc. Or perhaps one of you watches movies in pitch black room, while other watches in very brightly lit room, with all curtains open.
No hgig? And if I’m using the ps5 as my blue ray player “uhd blue rays” I adjusted the ps5 hdr calibration specs from hdtv test game mode with hgig on, but if that will ruin the movie watching part I could change the hdr on the lg side to one of your vivid setting but will my original hdr calibration on the ps5 game and hgig mode conflict your setting? Or would I have to readjust my hdr calibration on the ps5 before i try your settings?, I hope that makes sense. All in all will these work both in game and hard copy blue ray playing for movies? “Hgig all the time or tone mapping when I use it for movies ?
I do more RPG so I wanted to try the HDR one. I noticed a dramatic drop in pixel response time and the movement just wasn’t smooth anymore.
Also I feel black level high should only be used for FPS (maybe moba but I don’t know as I don’t play them) as it washes out the color much more.
0:23 for a second I thought the back of the monitor was translucent.
You really should remove all the icons off the desktop and put them on the start bar and use a tool called Shybar, which totally hides the windows bar thus giving your screen more protection from burn. Just a little tip from someone who has used OLEDs for a while.
I need your help.
On my LG, the gamma setting is greyed out.
I know that effecting the gamma is one of the most important changes for your Color Buster profile.
What do i need to change in order to be able to adjust the gamma setting?
Great guide. On my Samsung and Sony TVs if I set the channel source name to PC, Graphics, or even Games, it will automatically adjust everything based on what I chose from the options it has built in, which is handy.
I have a 65” uhd lg, using a hdmi high speed with Ethernet cable and when I power up the pc it sees the signal but I get no display, so I can not see the bios.
Sorry your setting are not taking advantage of the accuracy of oled.
Get yourself a calibrator
What do you recommend then?
I wished someone would test the TV/monitor in games on a lower resolution. Playing 4k is (on newer games) almost by definition not "competitive".
This is so helpful. Thanks Bryan
Where are the beautiful Demo-Scenes from the Video before this one, about OLED in general, from?
Great tutorial video. Hopefully it pays well. It's something I would use if I had that OLED.
What camera did you used for this video?
love the dadman jokes
Can you flash a rx6800 to a rx6800xt or a rx 6800xt to a rx6900xt? I haven't seen anyone do it yet. If you have a dual bios card would you test it for us if you can?
Always awesome vids. Good on ya
I want an OLED too lol
Seriously, those screens are super slim
Oof nice cricket profile. How good is it to see Australia batting well for once?!!!
Watch this although I don't have an OLED TV, love the tech yes optimization for gaming :)
Definitely will use this if I get a OLED TV if it is relatable in the time frame.
EVERYTHING but the tv speakers have a bit of audio delay on my CX 77”
Have U noticed this?
My Stealth 700 Gen 2’s are the worst offended on Series X
Do you get no signal every time you turn your pc on it’s annoying.
Bryan there is a 3 pack rgb fan from uphere for 19,99$ I think it’s great if you get some for future builds it comes with remote controller and a fan hub and everything
Nice settings. Id rather have a vibrant, more punchy image for gaming any day over a flat, boring and very warm looking reference accurate picture that videophiles harp on about. HDTVtest's "accurate" lg cx settings for ps5 gaming look like trash to my eyes.
cant wait to run it at 4k 120hz! love my 65' cx
Interesting, I like your take on it not just going by calibrating on reference material and thinking more actual use like gaming,competetive and preference.
Only tested abit but for HDR Gaming I preferred going warmer for color profile in Forza Horizon and such.
I have the LG Oled with the ps5 but without hdr and 120 hz enabled it looks so dark with out the hdr how do i bright up the picture without washing it out
Loving my cx lg 48
I notice setting color to 100 looks really good should I keep it on that
Playing outside of game mode and you would have basically 70ms input lag vs 6-13ms at 60-120fps.
Even with 'instant game response' turned on?
@@marcusf9009 If you're not in game mode, the input lag will be huge.
@@loki76 Yes but because of what settings? From various sources I've gathered that Dynamic Contrast and Super Desolution add lag when on high (not on low, and not sure about medium), even in game mode. Is extra low latency just baked into the Game picture mode? (Even though Instant Game Response as a setting is independent of picture modes?) Or does Game mode just turn off by default all the settings that could increase latency?
@@marcusf9009 Game does by default reduce some processing, most often motion processing and so on. Game mode has a lot lower input lag on most modern TVs.
On Sony outside of game mode could be well over 100ms input lag. But in game mode it's between 10-18ms.
Doing some "reality creation" processing is still available in game mode. I can't really say if or how much input lag it would add. I'd imagine they do not allow settings that really can have a big impact on it. For example Motion settings are usually not available in game mode. On a Sony the game mode is actually very good because there is still a high degree of visual fidelity left. Full local dimming etc. Samsung have issues with that for example. The whole point is, stick to game mode if you play games. Especially if you can feel how the controls are 'lagging' with your inputs.
Wait, so I have a 3080 and I turned Freesync Premium Pro on. I also enabled GSYNC for both full screen and windowed mode in NVIDIA control panel. When I hit the green button 7 times in game, it shows me running at 120Hz and afterburner also shows appropriate FPS.
Was this wrong? Am I still getting GSYNC with what I did?
So, were you able to use the Monopoly money ?
That’s screen is so crazy how high refresh rate and how good only if you can get it in a A monitor with higher Refresh rate
Unfortunately i get a lot of Black Crush setting the black level to low...
Great video. Do you , or anyone, know if I change the "greyed out" settings in Game Mode will actually have an increase in input lag (and which do specifficaly)? (I use a PS4) Thanks a lot
how do you turn on hdr effect picture mode its missing for me.
Please, I have a problem, for which I did not find a solution. I bought the xeon E7 processor and affixed it together for the LG LGA2011 motherboard and it did not work.😥
Hey i’m just wondering if these settings would work well on a bx?
He included that as well as the other series. I have a bx 10
So the settings would work on my 65’’ bx? I tried to find his video about the bx but can’t find it
@@LBCool would you be able to put your settings in here?
I feel like I’m not getting the full potential of my oled. It doesn’t look as nice as what it should, or maybe it’s just me I don’t know.
Any help would be appreciated though
@@hunchosam9216 I put these settings in mine except I didn't want cool temp. Looks great I don't know how better you can make it.
I’m not on pc but I’m on the ps5 on the lg cx and it’s amazing
Awesome video!! Love these kinds of videos. You got a sub.😁🤘🤘🤘👍
I've got an idea for you, Bryan.
You should try test and compare normal Windows versus Windows Server versions and see if you get more or less fps
I got bx and i cant do some settings what he recommend... Why?
Does the Game mode reduce lag beyond just having the 'instant game response' turned on by default? I prefer HDR Effect mode for Switch but can't tell if there's a bit of extra input lag even with instant game response turned on...
Yes there will still be input lag in hdr effect the input lag is 99ms
@@Real.384 Thanks! How did you measure this? I can't seem to find measurements anywhere. Also, is this more than the lag from older consoles? I dont seem to remember any lag or talk of lag before Game Mode on TVs was a thing...
Awesome! No more scouring through a million different reddit threads. Thanks for the video.
Can't wait to buy a pc of U when the borders open back up but wish can afford one these tvs
So I cant use those other settings. I only can choose vivid, standard, cinema home, cinema, game, filmmaker. What am I doing wrong? It switches to HDR when I play games🤔
Did you figure out what to do i can’t can’t get the setting either
After watching a lot of videos from HDTVTest channel this looks like a straight april fools joke it's hilarious
Neo Qled will arriving soon and will support Nvidia G-SYNC
Can you make competitive gaming settings for HDR?
Did you found SMH?
Can we have settings for C1 plz , thx
great video
Something wrong with your B7 settings, no way is the input lag like that. I cannot notice anything on my desktop. Doesn't feel like that on my C7 and most measurements show a 10ms difference between the C7 and CX. What was the actual measurement from your data? Maybe it just looks bad but is fine at normal speed? Is your input labelled as game with the controller icon?
Yes tested both, and game is ok, but still game B7 is slightly slower than the CX.
I don't think he had it in-game mode even though he says it is. I've never seen any TV perform that bad, let alone a B7.
Tech yes dad back :D
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