I Was Wrong... THIS Is the ULTIMATE OLED Gaming Monitor
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2023
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It's time for a dive into LG's latest UltraGear OLED gaming monitor, the 45GR95QE! This beast reps an ultrawide and ultra-curved 3440x1440 resolution, lightning-fast response time, and buttery-smooth 240Hz refresh rate. Is it the one you should consider next? Let's investigate!
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I think the biggest issue with this monitor is that it's $1700. For that price you could buy an LG C2 AND a 4070Ti. You could literally upgrade to OLED and upgrade your GPU for just the price of a screen upgrade.
actually think about this, best buy sells the c2 42" for between 600-800... and that's open box which retains the same warranty as a brand new product meaning you just pay less for something. I paid 638$ for mine from there so that + a 4070Ti and you would have change in your pocket.. this may be a nice monitor but I would miss the calibratable HDR, 4x HDMI 2.1 ports and smart tv interface... not to mention the LG has a media player built in that's robust enough to play nearly any format movie native from the tv itself.... the c2 just cant be beat IMO.... def trying not schill here but 1700 is too much... The Ultra gear stand is so lame, it has this fork design that if you are running like a 25" deep desk it means your gunna have a bad time.. all around these gaming monitors are are just horrible value.
@@VysesDarkheart Wish this were the case for me. I had to return the C2 last month because it was just too much screen for me. My room setup means it had to stand on my desk, and my eyes were completely wiped everyday. I have the 27" LG OLED monitor now and it's just right for my situation.
@Bzake yup this thing hits a more hardcore market segment. It's a full fledged high end gaming PC monitor.
@Bzake Sure, but it's price is still terrible.
@Bzake yeah but usually people trying to buy oled tvs or monitor it’s to run games at max at 4k or 1440p max so 120hz is enough
I picked up the 27GR95QE-B version over the weekend and I've really been enjoying it. Once I shut off the energy saver mode the dimness stopped being an issue, and so far I would recommend the 27 inch flat version.
never use power saving on leds, just power it off
Also have the 27in, absolutely love it
You guys still feel good about it I might pick one up
Fantastic review of this monitor, best one Ive seen so far.
I got this monitor and currently testing it. For gaming is fantastic, although mainly I have been using it for FPS games and have to say it has caused some motion sickness and I am sitting at least 80 CM away from the screen. For story based games there is no question about it is one of the best I have tried due to the screen size, the next one runner up will be the Alienware 34inch OLED.
The part where I am struggling and don't know if really returning it, is the pixel density, it is really noticeable for text reading :/
it's not a review you should trust. it's a sponsored video
I bought the 27" variant and am loving it so far for the couple days I have had it.
I enjoy your videos thanks for making them.
Using the AW3423DWF for working + gaming. I really love the 1800R curve, because it is still good for working. The text clarity is absolutely no issue for me with this QD OLED triangle RGB subpixel layout.
45 inch looks also phenomenal though. But I think I personally prefer higher pixel density over screen size. And also the LG is a little bit too expensive for my taste at the moment.
This is ALMOST the perfect monitor... if only it was 2160 vertical resolution for the full 4K.
@streamx3m And only 120hz refresh rate......
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 Why are you all so stuck into the 4k hype...it's not worth it.
@@drunkhusband6257 for $1700 it is
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 You're paying for a 45" 240hz brand new OLED panel, you aren't getting even over 150fps in 90% of AAA titles at 4k
love so much the size, hopefully in the future will be 4K
I ordered mine few days ago from Best Buy, I can't wait to have it !!!
how is it now that you have it?
@@FabioPagliuca I love it, I might buy a second one ahah
My LG C2 is my monitor for both PS5 and PC(42”) and it is hands down the best monitor I’ve ever used and can’t see myself going back to a VA or IPS panel
I have the 42 C2 evo too... Is fantastic, LG for me is the best.
I have a 42 C2 and I love it for the picture but hate it for the size with it being so close. I would really like a 1000r curve option too
My DWF is due to arrive today. Was debating between that and this, it being only 1440p at 45" pushed me to the AW. It's also half the price and would allow me to upgrade to the next gen 45" hopefully UW 4K in a few years.
You made the right decision tho if LG made it a 34” I’d definitely go for that but for some reason LG went braindead and thought 88ppi was acceptable for a $1700 monitor. I really don’t understand why they thought 45 inches was a good idea. If they were really set for a dumb size like that it should be have at least been 3840x1600
The DWF is absolutely phenomenal. I have it since a few days and it blew me away. Make sure to properly calibrate the HDR colors in windows etc. There are good reddit threads for this.
I got the DW the other day at Micro Center for $850 open box. They said it had a scratch , turns out it was just a scuff in the rear I end up cleaning with goo gone. Good as new. It's fantastic. It also makes me wonder about the pixel density on this LG monitor because it's the same resolution and yet quite a bit bigger.
@@gex581990 Dude, size is perfect, it's just resolution low.
@@jasonstatham483 people wanted high refresh rate 1440p Oled monitors cause at 1440 even ultrawide it’s easier to get a consistent 120-240fps. 45” would be great for 4k but most people’s gpu can barely even do 4k 60 at max settings which is why this resolution makes sense, but not the size. Almost all monitors at this resolution are 34”.
While it's nice the pixel density of it is my biggest concern. Seems like a big size for that resolution. I have a 34" monitor with the same resolution and if I move a little closer than the distance I normally sit I can begin to notice the pixels. The fact that it has such a heavy curve too makes it kind of difficult to sit at a big distance I would think.
Been using it for 2 weeks now. Haven't had any complaints so far swtiching from clearType to MacType while using this monitor. The curvature is actually pretty good considering the size too.
34in is the max a monitor should be imo
The `only` instance where I think the 45" makes sense is if it doubles as a TV screen you use to watch from your bed or something
@@gamermaster16508 You know what others "need" with their space? How could you know what people need? You have their room dimensions? Their Desk size? Mounting method? You might just need a bigger monitor, depending. Imagine if your country, wherever you live said, I think we will only manufacture 16 inch TV's for people. And that's it. Do you think some people would realize they're not in a college dorm and want a 65 or 75 inch in their living room? I rest my case.
It's essentially a 1080p pixel density
time for me to sleep and start dreaming of this monitor
hey Greg what would be the difference between this and the LG OLED flex other than the screen size and the price? and between the two which would you rather have for gaming?
Glad to see this review.
Iam look at Switch my LG TV Oled CX to a monitor for exclusively Simracing game.
I wait my order but i think i will be very happy 😁
Hey Greg. What kind of air purifier do you use?
That is one beautiful monitor sir
you can run it in 4k mode for consoles with hdmi 4k av mode in the settings + lg magic remote also works with this
This looks like an AMAZING monitor!! 240Hz AND OLED! Imma check the price and edit!
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I just got this monitor and it's incredible. Yes, I'll address this: The pixel density is about the same as a 27 inch 1920x1080 or a 35 inch 2560x1080, but the screen is just so incredible and immersive and the HDR colors look really good on this monitor. Not a lot of monitors have good HDR. However, unless you're right up close to your monitor, the gaming experience is excellent, I'd say second to none even. Inky blacks and ultra high fps, and it being 1440p actually helps achieve 240fps or somewhat close to, for those of us who don't have a 4090 or any 40 series for that matter. If it was 4k, or even 1600p, it would be that much more demanding.
If you're on the fence, I'd say go for it. It's VERY expensive. If you're ultimately a gamer, and you don't sit one foot (or less) away from your screen, you will enjoy it. The curve is one of the most intense I've seen, but it's absolutely acceptable in person, and to an extent, preferable. In pictures it may look too aggressive, but you have to just sit in front of it for yourselves.
If anything, buy it from a place with a good return policy and try it. Videos won't do ANY justice. You need to see it for yourself.
I was excited to check this monitor out, as I am rocking the few year old Alienware 38 inch AW3821DW .. And I was shocked to see the resolution on the LG is 21% lower stretched over 7 more inches of diagonal screen (6,144,000 pixel vs 4,953,600 pixels - 3840x1600 vs 3440x1440) .. That's crazy! Yes it is OLED and 240 hz.. but I can't imagine paying $300 more for it. Glad OLED gaming monitors are catching on, will be waiting a little longer for one.
@@peppaz I was actually debating between Alienware's 38 and this one. I know the 38 has higher resolution, but I ultimately wanted a bigger screen. Went from a 35 (or 34.5 if you will), which is why I bit the bullet on this one. No regrets! I know the pixel density is lower, but truly, as odd as this might sound to some you only really notice it if you're looking for it. Sitting back, relaxing, normal consumption and gaming, the content looks incredible. And yes! The OLED, HDR and 240hz are a huge plus too! So it was worth the trade off for me for slightly lower resolution. I suppose it also benefits being a tad less taxing on my GPU too so it was a win all around for me. It only goes up from here though, LG started it so I can't wait to see how other companies improve! Happy to be an early adopter though. No regrets.
Meh, IMO the best time to finally buy a expensive monitor is when they make one of these at the full 2160 vertical resolution. If I'm spending that much money I want to expect it will last for top end gaming for 6-10 years paired with a 4090 or maybe a 5090 (probably needed to drive a game at that resolution).
@@trombone32123 I just got this monitor and the pixel density even coming from a 34" 3440x1440, I don't even notice it honestly. The only real issue I have with this monitor is the aggressive automatic brightness limiter
@@drunkhusband6257 update the monitors firmware! The SDR brightness is significantly brighter
Only Cost 1,700.00 bucks
Yeah that's the biggest turnoff for this screen (other than the matte coating). For $1700 you could by the LG C2 AND an RTX 4070Ti. This monitor needs to be at least $200-300 cheaper before it starts to make sense.
Loving my OLED. Everything just pops and the responsiveness is delicious. :)
Off topic , can I ask your opinion on choosing a PC case, available in my area, xigmatek beast vs abkoncore c550m vs antec nx410
such a beautiful monitor
Currently have a 4K LG C2 OLED 48" in my tiny living room, and I sit roughly 4-5 feet away in my comfy chair and use it as my daily tv/console gaming monitor. I think a 45" 21:9 monitor is too big for a desk setup, especially mine since it's only 60cm deep. I'm more likely going for a cheaper 34" monitor later down the line.
Looks like a beautiful monitor. I’m happy though with my Cooler Master Tempest 27” 4K HDR monitor for blu ray watching, HDR in a few games and some production work, my Alienware 1440p ultrawide for open world games and Alienware 1080p 360hz monitor for some fps e-sports gaming.
I love this monitor. People always comment about the PPI but it really isn't such a big deal. Ingame you won't notice it as much. They also gotta be real about their ability to push 240 frames in 4k. I have a 4090 and even with such a flagship I can't possibly reach 240 in 4k in every game with max settings. If you advocate for eye-candy, and then go out of your way to lower settings, just you can reach 4k at 240, you are fooling yourself. 1440p at arms length distance with this monitor is fine. Games are fun, colorful and look vibrant with ultra settings. Super smooth, no blur. The little fringe text issues on desktop is the least of my worries (and common to all OLEDs by the way, not ppi)
"THIS is the ULTIMATE" on a sponsored video. Ultimate battle 22 was also supposed to be an ultimate DBZ game. Guess what, it was chocolate enrobed dog crap ! But yeah the intro cinematic they played in loop on every game store back then, sure looked ultimate, just like the anime.
I am way too used to 32:9 to ever use anything smaller lol, adding the OLED G9 from Samsung as soon as they release it (got the last G9 now)
Love watching all these techs im never going to be able to afford.
i bought one at best buy with the 4 year warranty its nice I also like the pbp/pip mode 27'' model does not have pbp/pip
I bought their 27 inch 1440p VA panel during Black Friday for $212 out the door. Great display except for HDR, but that's what HDMI cables and 50" Vizio 4Ks are for! 😏
I just bought the Innocn 32m2CV on sale at Amazon for $850. Though Innocn is no-name Chinese manufacturer, the panel seemed to good to pass up for the price (4K, 144Hz, 1000 nits, 32', mini-LED with 1152 dimming zones). The panel is the same as a $3000 Asus panel. I've only had it for a day, but so far, the panel has been awesome. It has almost all of the advantages of an OLED (high contrast, deep blacks, etc) without any of the negatives (burn-in, warped text, low brightness, price, etc).
1152 Dimming Zones are not really a lot when comparing to my MBP 16" and its 2550 Zones. I would guess it still has blooming, especially in darker scenes. Also its "only" 32" and also "only" 16:9 aspect ratio. So if someone wants a big display with a wide aspect ratio display for gaming it doesn't cut it.
I currently have a 32" DELL VA Display (S32something DGF) and its really difficult to find something that would really make a difference besides a new OLED Display (Alienware QD, Samsung G8, this LG). Prices are also still rather high but this one here really does seem very enticing. Right now i am playing on my 83C1 and am looking for something comparable in the desktop space.
It's too expensive for me, but I'm still stoked because 2 to 3 years from now, the technology will be much cheaper. Looks flippin awesome
I love your optimism thinking this will be affordable in a few years lol
it took 1440p monitors a decade to have decent pricing.
Is Windows 11 worth getting? Does it make games smoother? been struggling on windows 10 lately... debating a fresh install so i find myself in a crossroad. any help would be appreciated
My end-game monitor would be a 38" 21:9 144hz 3840x1600 OLED. Sure, it could have better specs and it would be an improvement but for my use I don't see a need for anything beyond that.
Basically an OLED version of LG 38GN950 (my favourite so far)!
Wouldn't mind a bump to 4320x1800, but yeah otherwise fully agreed
5:20 Most new gpus can run 4K pretty well, especially new gen. If you are buying a 1700 dollar monitor you probably already have a good pc.
To each their own, but to me below 100 fps is not "pretty well". I have a 4090 + i9 13900k and the setup is finally good enough for 2k with ~144fps most of the time. So why would you want to downgrade to 80 fps 4k which just feels so bad compared to 120-160fps
Greg, please run some racing games like ACC on this monitor, would love to see how it looks on your rig
For a second there at the beginning I thought you were gonna say"This is another manufacturer's broken OLED Monitor." 😆😉
sorry to ask but what game was you showing at 5:03. thanks
Can you try Msf 2020? Curious to how it would look
Gotta say I just found your videos and I love it I just bought my first build and the parts are all coming in hopefully I don’t mess anything up but I wish for a lifetime I could be building pc’s and maybe I’ll even ask for your help if I mess up I live nearby in winter springs
But dude I love your content👍👍
Editing out the 3 hours of trying to assemble the monitor before reading the instructions was a smart move.
I just got the LG C2 42 which is a amazing Display for me!
Got Adapter Cable to get in to 120hz first time for me and it is so great.
yes, personally would advise go for 144 before anything else like rt/max settings
adaptor cable? you can run it at 120hz with just hdmi 2.1
@@Forthepeople21 From a Nvidia 2070 Super? I dont think so. Lower HDMI Spec Ports sadly. Thats i next graca would be a AMD one.
You didn’t specify you didn’t have hdmi 2.1 without the transmitter
@@Forthepeople21 yeah mybad. Now u know =)
Question. Is this a good monitor for Nevdia RTX 3080 TI?
I currently have the Samsung G9 and it sucks at switching inputs automatically when one is asleep ....Does this Monitor have the same problem?
Do you have a video of your racing sim? If not can you do one.
i will pay the price and get that monitor in 4k that could be a amazing monitor
You're gonna make me go buy this thing, aren't you?
Watching this on my LG 27" 4K 60hz monitor powered by an RX 5700 XT (I just consume streaming content on this PC) LG makes great panels that is for sure!
I'd be all in when they come out with a 57" or larger I'm all in!
Like everybody else Gregg, you didn't try FS2020 on an ultrawide... it's crying out for it!
Do they make a smaller version of this monitor. Like a 35 curved oled ultrawide?
What type of monitor arm would you recommend safely mounting this with? I just bought this monitor last week and am looking for a solution.
I bought the Amazon Basics monitor wall monitor mount in silver which is just a rebranded Ergotron monitor wall mount for this monitor. It holds up to 26 pounds and will hold it just fine. (The LG is 18 pounds) It costs $100 or cheaper if you get it as a warehouse deal.
How is text in windows?
Between this and the Samsung, I’m leaning more towards the Samsung one since it has the smart features built in as well. I just like the size of this one more.
nice monitor, but i couldn't imagine going backwards from 4k.
Dear Greg what a size of screen when you set 16:9, for example as you in City Skylines? Its lik 35 inch or what?
Sadly, it's bigger than my pocket. I would probably look for a simple IPS or VA 1440p 144 hz monitor
The pixel density was so low I felt like I was playing in 1080p and it started giving me a headache after about an hour of using it because it was so massive. Ended up returning and going for the 27 inch model much sharper much better looking..
Well actually Greg, you do need a screwdriver (included), for the remote. Boggled my mind when I first found the bit, "What could this be for?"... LG is so classy...
2:19 it's optical output and it does sound like crap. Sound is muffled even with top-of-the-line DAC's. 27inch version has the same problem.
Is there built in speakers
Gears 5 final fantasy remake god of war cod all have looked unbelievable to me! The widescreen you see everything!!
can you split the screen and run two computers at the same time ?
LG is going backwards. Older 38" is 3840*1600 and this 45" is paltry 3440*1440.
Would you prefer this monitor over the LG 48" Ultragear 4k OLED monitor?
I spend most the time on my pc gaming, and homework sometimes, and coming from an already low ppi monitor, I think this think is perfect for since it’s on sale for 1200 rn
Genuine question, Between this and the Samsung G9 OLED(the G95SC)
What would be the deciding factor?
Or i guess what would make you pick between the two and why?
I'd really love to give this monitor a try for longer than just a store demo, but I already have the AW3423DW. I feel like aside from the size and immersion, it would be diminishing returns at this price point.
Update: I gave it a lengthy demo a month ago and ended up buying it, it does not disappoint whatsoever. Honestly, the only four things the Alienware AW3423DW has over it are:
-Brighter panel (but not by much)
-More saturated colors
-Greater pixel density
-Glossy coating (the coating is not as good as those on LG's OLED TV's and makes blacks look gray under light. Keep in mind that the LG 45" OLED monitor matte coating is not exactly matte. It is more semi-gloss; think the kind on the AW2721D).
34" is also a better size for most people, but otherwise the LG is more feature rich and an very immersive display. It also feels better built to me and has bezels that aren't intrusive like the AW3423DW. The refresh rate is far better than the AW3423DW too. I love it, but ultimately with the AW3423DW and AW3423DWF going on sale all of the time with refurbs being especially cheap, you have to consider what is better for your use case. You will also have to buy an extended warranty from the store you get it from, as I don't trust LG's with burn in.
Is that an evo wbe panel?
Man every reviewer says the pixel density is no issue, but i just dont believe it... The close ups of the screen look horribly
Looking forward in getting a OLED eventually. Most likely it will be another year or so. I can see the pixels on this video from my screen. Sure it is beautiful but I currently have 110 PPI and not willing to go lower. Maybe 1 more year...
grab one if you can afford it, its like best monitor you can get
I believe this monitor is 82 PPI. 45" too big for 3440X1440 res. It would've been great if it was 38". I don't care about 240hz, 120 is enough for me. So, I picked up 42" C2 OLED instead. It's a lot cheaper too.
i want to go oled , useing LG38GL950G ultragear with 3080 TI and runs great ..
but for near viewing i just think 45 inch is too much , i went from 32 to 34
then 38 and this seems masive when close too it .
maybe have to wait a while for a 38 to come out ...
It is support custom 4k resolution? I have an Asus Monitor VG32VQ with native 1440p resolution and 144Hz but for may totaly surprise I setup custom resolution at 2160P (4k) with 144Hz and works very very fine!! Test it!!!
I agree with your points. If you do however got a beefy GPU then I don't think this is the right panel. If only it were glossy
I think a monitor is my next upgrade. I bought a 27" $100 Specter monitor. While I am happy with it I think it's my next upgrade
At the rates GPU and CPU technology is improving it won’t be long before we are maxing out 4K OLED ultra wides.
I am waiting for a 32 inch curved 16:9 4K oled. I loved the neo g7 except for its hdr and VA ghosting. I tried the alienware ultrawide qdoled and I miss the 4k ppi
In year and a half we should see 4K 27" and 32" (QD) OLED gaming monitors.
I use my LG Oled CX 48" in ultrawide mode on PC at 3840x1600 and looks incredible. It gives you a 45" ultrawide screen and with much higher PPI than these and cheaper
yeah, with no HDR..
It's a very nice monitor, it's my dream, but it's very expensive for me. Moreover, here in Europe it will probably cost even more. Nice video though, thanks for the review, I enjoyed watching it. :)
i agree no need for 4K. This in my opinion is the best monitor 240hz @ 1440p and sure it will replace my current ultrawide 1080p monitor.
It's hard to make picture quality difference come through 8n a RUclips video, but this monitor did it...on a damn cellphone at that.
Its bootifull....🤤🤤🤤
wow, I just got the crappy 32 in 144hz G-sync & Free sync HDR model lol...I love this thing, not bad for 200 bucks
nice speedmaster serrr
Will wait for 4k 144hz oled, I have 4k 144hz IPS atm and would not go back to 1440p especially at 27 or 32"+ monitor sizes
How well does it handle PbP? Maybe show it's implantation? Maybe review it's features instead of trying to convince me I don't need 4k? Just saying 🙂
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Absolutely crazy display but 1800 euros is still to much imo. I'm exited to see what the future will bring when the technology matures a bit more and gets more affordable
I've got this monitor. Wish it was 3440x1600. I don't really care about 4K and would honestly prefer to stay away from it. I will always choose a higher refresh rate. The PPI is low in this monitor, but honestly I don't notice it at all and I set about 18 to 22 inches away
45" is too big. 34" 1440p Ultrawide FTW!
1440p was a smart decision. At 4k you'd need a truly beefy system to run it and have good frames at 4k. 1440p OLED will be PLENTY gorgeous enough without 4k and it will allow enough systems that don't cost $3k to run it at maximum frames. I'm buying one next week and I'm absolutely stoked.
How you finding it?
Awsome now make it smaller with tge sane res, i want 34 inch max
Verdansk gameplay is extremely smooth... The verdansk days tho
Now give me this in 4k for less than 3gs and im sold
For me being a AntiGlare Panel and not a Glossy Coating is a dealbreaker especially for this price, I would rather buy a 42" C2 for way cheaper and use Ultrawide resolution mode or Custom RES, also being able to play at 4K and 2K 16:9 without black bar, not to mention having great integrated speaker with dolby Atmos.
Exactly. I am using that TV right now and it's really very lame to get a 32"+ monitor with 2K.
A dream display for anyone. Not only for gamers.
Is that a Blue Eyes Toon Dragon and a Winged Dragon of Ra I see at the start of the video? I can’t tell what the other cards are.
So how hard does OLED push a gpu ? Specifically a 1660super
is in-game FOV increased when using this kind of Monitor?
Thank you for your review - really appreciate the user perspective. Having you use different applications and being side by side with the monitor gives a good sense of proportions. Most of the big channel reviewers just focus on the specs. Granted, I'd have liked to see other monitors side by side for a better comparison of scale. This monitor is definitely an upgrade for 20-30 inch monitors, but I wonder about it as an upgrade for those of us with 49 inch screens.
I had to check the actual measurements, and compared to a Samsung G9 Neo, this screen is about 15 cm less wide but 10 cm taller. It also has deeper curves and of course OLED. I am waiting to see how the G9 OLED measures up before I decide. But this does look very impressive.