This is a quick update from the last video. Now that I have the remote and I was able to turn off energy saving. you can use this monitor in SDR! It’s not the brightest however it is totally usable and not as bad as I said it was from previous video
You realize you can adjust the brightness settings via windows with or without hdr on right? Just open up nvidia control panel and tune it to your liking. The panel itself is capable of being blindingly bright, you just need to make the necessary adjustments mate.
There are several things here that you may have missed in prepping for this review: 1) Install the latest LG display drivers for this monitor from the LG support page (version 7.79 dated 1/25/2023), 2) enable HDR (W10 & W11), 3) enable Auto HDR in the Win11 settings, 4) run the HDR calibration in W11 -> there should be no reason for this monitor to be dim as it has an HDR1000 rating…and 5) be more specific regarding which port you used in testing as there are fundamental differences between DisplayPort 1.4a and HDMI 2.1. Let me know if you have any questions!
The shadow detail was way better over hdmi probably because DSC was crushing some of it when using displayport. Also windows 11 and auto HDR made this monitor wayyyyy brighter.
So for windows 10, the only option would be to just turn it on in settings, then again in whatever game you may be playing since there is not auto hdr settings?
Hey bro I am planning on purchasing this monitor to play warzone 2. can you see in dark areas especially inside buildings or in the caves in al mazrah?
@@Ozma86 Yes! It's perfect for fps games. I have no trouble seeing in dark areas. There are a lot of settings you can play with to get the best brightness out of this monitor. The picture is insanely clear in games.
Tip: Don’t put this monitor in vivid mode. Instead increase your digital vibrance in Nivida’s control panel under desktop colors. Works 1000 times better. Sorry not sure about AMD graphic cards but I’m sure there a similar option.
Never have bothered with this setting and used it now for the first time on my IPS monitor (Acer XB273UGX). Cranked it up from 50% to 80 and it's just so much better! Thank you for this - I really want to get this OLED and definitely gonna use this setting once it arrives.
@@BennyBlawnk nope, but I dialed it back a bit - left it at 65% since things can get quite oversaturated at times. It does not affect FPS at all though, feel free to play around with it.
Decent review. Thanks for the info! Mine should be in soon. About burn in… this was tested on a TV a few years back. It was left on a white screen all day long for 2 years before getting actual burn in. Technology has come a very long way. The chances of getting burn in within the first 5 years is close to none. They all do a pixel refresh every time you turn it off. There’s a reason OLED is the winner of TV’s and has been for about 4-5 years
@@scar-76 The brightness is too high. I have it on 70. You turn off auto dim feature and it fixes the stupid issue people are making such a big deal. Best monitor I’ve ever had, playing Jedi survivor on it now. LOVE IT. In the cutscenes the top and bottom bezel are perfect black. Looks like a movie.
@@tylerman2300 and improved further? I was undecided whether to get this or the ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM but it costs 1100 from me, whereas LG costs 800, quite a bit less.
I have the monitor. Do I think it’s worth $1000? No way. Especially when they’re selling their C2 at $899 right now ($500 off at the time of posting). But, the price tag is the price you have to pay if you want the performance of OLED at the refresh rate of 240 instead of 120. I will say tho, after fixing the resolution issue (also, thanks to Reddit), turning off the energy saving, and using Auto HDR and HDR settings within games, it is the best quality picture from a monitor that I’ve ever seen. Fortnite is compatible with Auto HDR and looks insanely vivid on this monitor, and Warzone 2 with their own HDR setting turns on looks GREAT with all of my settings on low for maximum FPS. It’s plenty bright enough for me and the room I’m in, and my only concern with this monitor now is burn in. I have a CX with about 7500 hours of watch time, and there’s no burn in on that panel, so I’m hoping we get great life from this. But, great review. I appreciate the honesty, and I appreciate you being one of the only people to drop a review without LG sending the thing out to you personally.
I got this and gave it back. The lower brightness and very bad matt display vs my nano ips lg ultragear. This monitor looked soo oily and the txt was more blurry bs my ips mat and it looked soo oily
Yeah! but honestly the monitor is pretty smart it has both image cleaning and pixel cleaning when you shut down your computer at night or when your computer sleeps
@@BrianMads I'd like a 32" 120hz oled which I'd use mainly for winter evening entertainment. Not really a great choice of smaller sizes and lower resolutions atm, but yeah it be nice but to spend a lot of money I'm going yo want to preserve as many years as possible. I suppose if you keep brightness down that's half the battle won. I think the pixel cleaning might be about evening out wear to keep everything even looking, I think the pixels will still be getting worn a lot faster out when driven at high brightness though. Presumably at a lower brightness is hopefully much further under any threshold of being worn down rather than just straight proportional wear but either way it's nice to preserve things through best practice use case.
Hey thanks for the review. I would be really interested to know if this monitor has any sort of brightness fluctuation strobing/flicker like all the other OLED TVs/monitors have. My eyes are really sensitive to flicker and so would like to know how it is with this one. If possible you could do a very unscientific test for example by attempting to film in slow motion at different FPS, and see if you notice any flicker compared to your other TVs/monitors. Thanks.
King of 27" gaming panel super low latency Do you have VGA fan never stop problem when running at 2k 240hz I use strix3080 have this problem on my NEO G8 (4k 240Hz) I inform this problem to nvidia staff but they don't know why On FHD 240Hz and 4k 120Hz vga fan can stop normally
Thanks for the review! Just wanted to know your experience in HDR, i have an Asus TUF monitor that supports HDR but whenever i enable it both on pc or console brightness reduces and colors become extremely washed out, is it the same with this monitor and would you recommend running HDR on PC for the added brightness ? Many thanks
This monitor in hdr is actually really good! The washed out experience happens only in windows 10 because it can’t distinguish if you should be in hdr or not. If you’re in windows 11 auto hdr works really well! So if you have windows 10 and playing a hdr game you have you have to turn it off and on manually. I used to play all my games in sdr because I hated turning hdr on and off but for this guy + windows 11 I just keep it on auto hdr.
Is it possible to adjust the saturation of the monitor without having to go on the vivid mode? I love having overly vivid colours so this would be a bit frustrating if not available.
Hello Brian thx for your opinions about this monitor, I think about change mine that have several, several years of nice duty and is an old 21'' 60hz IPS from Eizo - I', a casual gamer that play from RTS, to RPGs .. 1:19 on the right we see a very black area, is as we see, just an empty black area OR if, in game, there could be an enemy hide? If so that could be a problem .. 8:12 Are you talking about a future Asus release? THx
At 1:19 it’s dark because I didn’t turn off energy saver! This is totally fixed once you turn it off :). And for 8:12 yes! The new asus monitor will eventually come out and it could be brighter. Now that I’ve used this monitor everyday I don’t think I’ll swap to asus because this monitor is bright enough now. If you have windows 11 make sure you run auto hdr because this monitor is so much better with hdr on
is the ABL (auto-brightness limiting) noticeable on your monitor? I got mine and it's really annoying how it dims the monitor in brighter scenes and makes it look less vivid
@@madarasoun3018 windows + alt + b I think. Or you can just search in settings under the hdr tab. I think auto hdr is only for windows 11 cause I never had it in windows 10
I’m not smart when it comes to this stuff. Is there a mode I should be playing warzone in? To have lowest delay, etc. Not sure what DAS and adaptive sync do to the game.
Gamer 1! DAS on = low latency mode. Adaptive sync is freesync or gsync depending on what graphics card you have. Or if you are playing on console. What it does is syncs up the frames before it’s projected to your display so you don’t get screen tearing. Hope that helps
Se puede usar word y otros programas para hacer tareas ? Si funciona muy bien? Los blancos no afectan al momento de estar haciendo tareas para la escuela ? Podrías decirme también las contras de este monitor ?
I had to use translate but. Yes you can use word in this monitor and it works very well. Yeah whites are ok they don’t dim! I actually use this monitor for work and I use word excel and ppt all the time. The cons is it’s not as bright as the other OLED monitors like the asus. That’s pretty much it
Great info. thanks! I am planning to get this one for CSGO, i just want the best motion clarity that's it, do you think it stiill worth it? enemy in the dark is a problem (e.g. de_mirage palace) the monitor's black equalizer works fine or not? how about you will adjust gamma and digital vibrance in Nvidia control panel? thanks again! subbed!
The black equalizer actually works fine. if you're willing to turn that up then yeah it will be easy. and same with digital vibrance you can make bump it up by 10-30 and it will fix everything
It’s honestly better! I actually want to keep it but I don’t want to miss out on the Asus version. I still have my old monitor I can use so I might return this guy and just wait, but at the same time asus is pretty slow at releasing stuff so tough decision here
@@BrianMads I mainly play CoD on the PC and also on the console the only good thing is that LG has built in HDMI 2.1 the downside is the brightness of the LG but it can take a while until it comes to Austria and it costs 100 dollars more for us, i.e. 1100 euros 💶
whats your opinion about the auto dimming? I had one specific issue where in HDR mode in Apex Legeds, every time I got hit the screen dimmed itself for a split second.
Yes! I used to have that monitor before this one. I like the aw oled more for everything else other than playing valorant since valorant doesn’t support 21:9 aspect ratio
@@b_dominant7726 the c2 is really good but for me it had its annoyance because of abl but for gaming it’s really amazing if you don’t mind the huge screen size. Since I play a lot of competitive fps games the screen is just too big
@@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073 this for sure. I think the dell qd oled ruined the 32gq50 for me. When I returned the qd oled I bought the 32gq950 at bestbuy cause it was only 799. But after seeing the dell the 32gq950 looked super washed out and not until 2 weeks later it looked better! If you are looking just for the size I would wait for a 32 4K 144hz mini led
To be honest with you no idea. I know a lot of people with the lg c1 and cx that have 8000 hours on their tv and still no burn in. I think this monitor is good just cause it goes to sleep after 10 mins idle and it cleans its pixels at night
Just use your monitor. By the time any burn in would happen you will probably want a new monitor. Been using oled for like 2 years all day no problems.
120hz vs 240hz playing completive games over the internet are not going to mean anything. The bottleneck is always going to be your internet connection. Now if this was at a Lan event sure, 240 might have a slight edge over 120 even 160 but not by much. You are talking about the very rare occurrents that both players see each other and draw weapons and shoot at the same exact time in the same location. Then the 240 will win the fight but thats like 1 out of 1000 kills maybe
@@BrianMads that will be the best. what I have now is the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8. 4k 240hz but it's not OLED. I won't let go of this monitor until an OLED version came along
@@RiceOfTheThirdWorld I’m actually just holding on until I get my hands on the 49 oled g9. That will be 240hz won’t be 4K oled but the mini led will be very interesting. I might take that one. I have a mini led tv and it’s amazing
This is a quick update from the last video. Now that I have the remote and I was able to turn off energy saving. you can use this monitor in SDR! It’s not the brightest however it is totally usable and not as bad as I said it was from previous video
Great
You realize you can adjust the brightness settings via windows with or without hdr on right? Just open up nvidia control panel and tune it to your liking. The panel itself is capable of being blindingly bright, you just need to make the necessary adjustments mate.
How do you turn off energy saver? My option is grayed out on all game mode settings…
@@pixelholix if you’re on hdr you can’t turn it off. If you’re on sdr use the remote
There are several things here that you may have missed in prepping for this review: 1) Install the latest LG display drivers for this monitor from the LG support page (version 7.79 dated 1/25/2023), 2) enable HDR (W10 & W11), 3) enable Auto HDR in the Win11 settings, 4) run the HDR calibration in W11 -> there should be no reason for this monitor to be dim as it has an HDR1000 rating…and 5) be more specific regarding which port you used in testing as there are fundamental differences between DisplayPort 1.4a and HDMI 2.1. Let me know if you have any questions!
I may be mistaken but I heard that enabling HDR increases the latency of this monitor. (Not response time, but latency)
@@CODSOURCE2012 From the reviews I have read regarding input lag and response time, neither VRR nor HDR add any significant performance differences.
The shadow detail was way better over hdmi probably because DSC was crushing some of it when using displayport. Also windows 11 and auto HDR made this monitor wayyyyy brighter.
So for windows 10, the only option would be to just turn it on in settings, then again in whatever game you may be playing since there is not auto hdr settings?
support page only has onscreen control and calibration software no display driver... what are you talking about?!
Try your games in HDR on FPS mode! It’s much brighter than SDR and looks super good. I always use it in Warzone now
Hey bro I am planning on purchasing this monitor to play warzone 2. can you see in dark areas especially inside buildings or in the caves in al mazrah?
@@Ozma86 Yes! It's perfect for fps games. I have no trouble seeing in dark areas. There are a lot of settings you can play with to get the best brightness out of this monitor. The picture is insanely clear in games.
@@NateBurnss oh man i cant wait to get my hands on my unit!
@@NateBurnss i bought mine yesterday and ill receive it in 2 weeks!!!! (i live in europe)
@@NateBurnsscan you drop a video on your setting. My monitor is coming soon and I just need to know the right setting
Thanks for the update! @BrianMads 👍
Of course! Let me know if you got questions
Tip: Don’t put this monitor in vivid mode. Instead increase your digital vibrance in Nivida’s control panel under desktop colors. Works 1000 times better. Sorry not sure about AMD graphic cards but I’m sure there a similar option.
Never have bothered with this setting and used it now for the first time on my IPS monitor (Acer XB273UGX). Cranked it up from 50% to 80 and it's just so much better! Thank you for this - I really want to get this OLED and definitely gonna use this setting once it arrives.
@@bitcrab1426 🙏🏾
Didn't this affect fps
@@BennyBlawnk increasing vibrance colors does nothing to fps
@@BennyBlawnk nope, but I dialed it back a bit - left it at 65% since things can get quite oversaturated at times. It does not affect FPS at all though, feel free to play around with it.
Dude I wish you the best of luck with your channel, it's clear you put a lot of effort into the quality of your videos, keep on grinding!
Thank you so much!
Decent review. Thanks for the info! Mine should be in soon. About burn in… this was tested on a TV a few years back. It was left on a white screen all day long for 2 years before getting actual burn in. Technology has come a very long way. The chances of getting burn in within the first 5 years is close to none. They all do a pixel refresh every time you turn it off. There’s a reason OLED is the winner of TV’s and has been for about 4-5 years
I agree, we have come a long way and the panel technology is way better now.
Hey mate how is the monitor after 3 months of use still worth it? is the brightness to low overall or is usable?
@@scar-76 The brightness is too high. I have it on 70. You turn off auto dim feature and it fixes the stupid issue people are making such a big deal. Best monitor I’ve ever had, playing Jedi survivor on it now. LOVE IT. In the cutscenes the top and bottom bezel are perfect black. Looks like a movie.
@@tylerman2300 im happy to hear that i was considering to buy this Monitor and im def gonna go for this one thanks bro
@@tylerman2300 and improved further? I was undecided whether to get this or the ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM but it costs 1100 from me, whereas LG costs 800, quite a bit less.
"I know there are faster monitors" ? Thought OLED exterminates any other one
I have the monitor. Do I think it’s worth $1000? No way. Especially when they’re selling their C2 at $899 right now ($500 off at the time of posting). But, the price tag is the price you have to pay if you want the performance of OLED at the refresh rate of 240 instead of 120.
I will say tho, after fixing the resolution issue (also, thanks to Reddit), turning off the energy saving, and using Auto HDR and HDR settings within games, it is the best quality picture from a monitor that I’ve ever seen. Fortnite is compatible with Auto HDR and looks insanely vivid on this monitor, and Warzone 2 with their own HDR setting turns on looks GREAT with all of my settings on low for maximum FPS. It’s plenty bright enough for me and the room I’m in, and my only concern with this monitor now is burn in. I have a CX with about 7500 hours of watch time, and there’s no burn in on that panel, so I’m hoping we get great life from this.
But, great review. I appreciate the honesty, and I appreciate you being one of the only people to drop a review without LG sending the thing out to you personally.
Thank you!
hi how can no one talk about text clarity? are u guys blind? or ignore it?
bangissss sir brian
Just got this monitor today and was stressing about it switching to 4K 120hz in valorant thanks for posting the fix
Did you hit restart? I think it was like run 64
Thanks for sharing, great review 👍
Thanks bro!
I got this and gave it back. The lower brightness and very bad matt display vs my nano ips lg ultragear. This monitor looked soo oily and the txt was more blurry bs my ips mat and it looked soo oily
Yeah I agree if you’re used to the ips the lg32gq950 was super bright I had to use that in like 30 brightness it was blinding haha
@@BrianMads i use the 1440p nano ips 27 inch ones
yeah the was the main reason why I sent it back, the coating is the worst I've ever seen and the text fringing doesn't make it any better.
@@iKayorei i dont understand how ppl say text fringing is ok. STOP buying this so LG see it. how can you acceot bad text with 1k omg
Great video, thanks !
Thank you!
Finally the follow up
Great Review!
Thank you!
Great reviews Po 👍
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Black can be upped with other settings as only brightness
Maybe just use for evening entertainment so brightness can be kept reduced and avoid any burn in issues for much longer.
Yeah! but honestly the monitor is pretty smart it has both image cleaning and pixel cleaning when you shut down your computer at night or when your computer sleeps
@@BrianMads I'd like a 32" 120hz oled which I'd use mainly for winter evening entertainment. Not really a great choice of smaller sizes and lower resolutions atm, but yeah it be nice but to spend a lot of money I'm going yo want to preserve as many years as possible. I suppose if you keep brightness down that's half the battle won. I think the pixel cleaning might be about evening out wear to keep everything even looking, I think the pixels will still be getting worn a lot faster out when driven at high brightness though. Presumably at a lower brightness is hopefully much further under any threshold of being worn down rather than just straight proportional wear but either way it's nice to preserve things through best practice use case.
Thanks bro
Thank you!
Nice!
LG considers burn ins as improper usage and their warranty does not cover it.
Read manual and think twice before buying it.
Hey thanks for the review. I would be really interested to know if this monitor has any sort of brightness fluctuation strobing/flicker like all the other OLED TVs/monitors have. My eyes are really sensitive to flicker and so would like to know how it is with this one. If possible you could do a very unscientific test for example by attempting to film in slow motion at different FPS, and see if you notice any flicker compared to your other TVs/monitors. Thanks.
Sounds good! I'll try to work on that next weekend
Here's a tip: Buy the monitor, use it for 1 or 1,5 years - sell it and buy a new gen revision.
Sell it where? Where can I sell my Monitor
If you want a brighter monitor the Asus PG27AQDM is around ~45 nits brighter
True that!
6:26 Doesnt LG make all oled panels? All companies have to go through them i believe
Not all panels but they make the most panels!
Asus supports VRR without the 2.1 on theirs though.
Im happy use the 240HZ 4K Samsung. If not 4K i look for more hz like 300+
Are you talking about the Neo G8? That one's interesting I loved my g7 1440p 240hz 32 inch
@@BrianMads yes it is hvat i use, it is to big so i wall mounted it.
King of 27" gaming panel
super low latency
Do you have VGA fan never stop problem when running at 2k 240hz
I use strix3080 have this problem on my NEO G8 (4k 240Hz)
I inform this problem to nvidia staff but they don't know why
On FHD 240Hz and 4k 120Hz vga fan can stop normally
Thanks for the review! Just wanted to know your experience in HDR, i have an Asus TUF monitor that supports HDR but whenever i enable it both on pc or console brightness reduces and colors become extremely washed out, is it the same with this monitor and would you recommend running HDR on PC for the added brightness ? Many thanks
This monitor in hdr is actually really good! The washed out experience happens only in windows 10 because it can’t distinguish if you should be in hdr or not. If you’re in windows 11 auto hdr works really well! So if you have windows 10 and playing a hdr game you have you have to turn it off and on manually. I used to play all my games in sdr because I hated turning hdr on and off but for this guy + windows 11 I just keep it on auto hdr.
@@BrianMads Roger that thanks man! Just waiting on the UK release date now 🤣
Is it possible to adjust the saturation of the monitor without having to go on the vivid mode? I love having overly vivid colours so this would be a bit frustrating if not available.
Yeah you can. But let me double check again and get back to you
Can you configurate the pixelshifting to be more frequent and longer to prevent burn-in's when you have long desktop usages?
Yes you can! There’s a button in the remote that access oled care. It’s not in the usual settings so some people probably missed it
Hello Brian thx for your opinions about this monitor, I think about change mine that have several, several years of nice duty and is an old 21'' 60hz IPS from Eizo - I', a casual gamer that play from RTS, to RPGs .. 1:19 on the right we see a very black area, is as we see, just an empty black area OR if, in game, there could be an enemy hide? If so that could be a problem .. 8:12 Are you talking about a future Asus release?
THx
At 1:19 it’s dark because I didn’t turn off energy saver! This is totally fixed once you turn it off :). And for 8:12 yes! The new asus monitor will eventually come out and it could be brighter. Now that I’ve used this monitor everyday I don’t think I’ll swap to asus because this monitor is bright enough now. If you have windows 11 make sure you run auto hdr because this monitor is so much better with hdr on
@@BrianMads NOooOOoo Windows 11 NEVER 🤣🤣 .. OKi THx for the answer, btw LG do a very nice monitor and think Asus do the same or even "better"
is the ABL (auto-brightness limiting) noticeable on your monitor? I got mine and it's really annoying how it dims the monitor in brighter scenes and makes it look less vivid
No! Make sure you turn off energy saver or just turn auto hdr on
@@BrianMads How do you turn on Auto HDR?
@@madarasoun3018 windows + alt + b I think. Or you can just search in settings under the hdr tab. I think auto hdr is only for windows 11 cause I never had it in windows 10
I’m not smart when it comes to this stuff. Is there a mode I should be playing warzone in? To have lowest delay, etc. Not sure what DAS and adaptive sync do to the game.
Gamer 1! DAS on = low latency mode. Adaptive sync is freesync or gsync depending on what graphics card you have. Or if you are playing on console. What it does is syncs up the frames before it’s projected to your display so you don’t get screen tearing. Hope that helps
Se puede usar word y otros programas para hacer tareas ? Si funciona muy bien? Los blancos no afectan al momento de estar haciendo tareas para la escuela ? Podrías decirme también las contras de este monitor ?
I had to use translate but. Yes you can use word in this monitor and it works very well. Yeah whites are ok they don’t dim! I actually use this monitor for work and I use word excel and ppt all the time. The cons is it’s not as bright as the other OLED monitors like the asus. That’s pretty much it
Great info. thanks! I am planning to get this one for CSGO, i just want the best motion clarity that's it, do you think it stiill worth it? enemy in the dark is a problem (e.g. de_mirage palace) the monitor's black equalizer works fine or not? how about you will adjust gamma and digital vibrance in Nvidia control panel? thanks again! subbed!
The black equalizer actually works fine. if you're willing to turn that up then yeah it will be easy. and same with digital vibrance you can make bump it up by 10-30 and it will fix everything
Yesssss Update 🌚🌚Hype is it better now?
It’s honestly better! I actually want to keep it but I don’t want to miss out on the Asus version. I still have my old monitor I can use so I might return this guy and just wait, but at the same time asus is pretty slow at releasing stuff so tough decision here
Acer x27u oled and asus end Game 🥲
@@DashiPSN yes! I think that’s the way to go if you mainly use a desktop and have no plans on connecting a console!
@@BrianMads I mainly play CoD on the PC and also on the console the only good thing is that LG has built in HDMI 2.1 the downside is the brightness of the LG but it can take a while until it comes to Austria and it costs 100 dollars more for us, i.e. 1100 euros 💶
@@DashiPSN got it! If you mainly play cod hdr will be on at all times so you’re good in that department. With HDR on this is a great monitor
What settings did you change on this monitor besides turning energy saving mode off?
That’s it actually, that’s all I needed to do
Did they have to ruin a crisp image with their stupid matte coating :(
I’m hoping they come out with a glossy one eventually just like the lg c2 tvs
Does it have Sphere Lightning like 2021-2022 models?
Yes in the back but you can barely see it tho
whats your opinion about the auto dimming? I had one specific issue where in HDR mode in Apex Legeds, every time I got hit the screen dimmed itself for a split second.
I turned energy saver off so I don’t notice any auto dimming
Is there any report of permanent burnin today??
No burn in for me and it’s been a year now 1600+ hours
Have you played on the AW OLED? If so, which one do you like more?
Yes! I used to have that monitor before this one. I like the aw oled more for everything else other than playing valorant since valorant doesn’t support 21:9 aspect ratio
@@BrianMads awesome! How about the AW vs c2?
@@b_dominant7726 the c2 is really good but for me it had its annoyance because of abl but for gaming it’s really amazing if you don’t mind the huge screen size. Since I play a lot of competitive fps games the screen is just too big
can you do a tutorial how to remove resolutions for the panel? im also having problems with the 4k res in valorant.
Yes of course! I'll work on a youtube short
@@BrianMads appreciate the video and help!! sub earned👊
@@BrianMads this or the lg 32gq950
@@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073 this for sure. I think the dell qd oled ruined the 32gq50 for me. When I returned the qd oled I bought the 32gq950 at bestbuy cause it was only 799. But after seeing the dell the 32gq950 looked super washed out and not until 2 weeks later it looked better! If you are looking just for the size I would wait for a 32 4K 144hz mini led
@@seelamb93 Thank you! I’ll get the video out tomorrow as I didn’t make it home. I’ll link it here
LG UltraGear OLED 27GR95QE-B 27" 240 Hz for 800 euro or
Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM at 1100 euro? what is worth it?
The Asus is definitely brighter. If I could stretch the $300 I would but honestly I love the LG it's my main monitor until now.
@@BrianMads the asus also has a better heat sink to prevent burn-in
How worried should I be about burn in?
& approximately how long should this OLED monitor last me for let’s say 8 hours a day?
To be honest with you no idea. I know a lot of people with the lg c1 and cx that have 8000 hours on their tv and still no burn in. I think this monitor is good just cause it goes to sleep after 10 mins idle and it cleans its pixels at night
Just use your monitor. By the time any burn in would happen you will probably want a new monitor. Been using oled for like 2 years all day no problems.
120hz vs 240hz playing completive games over the internet are not going to mean anything. The bottleneck is always going to be your internet connection.
Now if this was at a Lan event sure, 240 might have a slight edge over 120 even 160 but not by much. You are talking about the very rare occurrents that both players see each other and draw weapons and shoot at the same exact time in the same location. Then the 240 will win the fight but thats like 1 out of 1000 kills maybe
ill wait for updated version + glossy . probly a year from now and no fuck eve aka dough.
I wouldn't buy eve for sure. But yes they just need to listen and make a glossy version of this panel just like the LG C2
oh nice I scalp stocks!
Nice bro!!! Do you do options or pennys?
options big name stocks. Mostly the $SPY. I also returned my monitor I could not tell the difference
Unfortunately lg will not cover for burn in don’t believe me then call them
Yeah! I mentioned that in a comment
@@BrianMads oh didn't see that comment my bad sucky situation though that's where you get insurance somewhere "oops I dropped it " 🤣
did you ever get flickering on it?
Nope!!
@@BrianMads mine did then a few days later it broke.
@@David-xn1cj oh damn! That’s no good
make it 32" 4k and id buy it
Oh for sure
Still bugs me why won't they make a 4k version of this
Honestly yeah we need this 4K and 240hz
@@BrianMads that will be the best. what I have now is the Samsung Odyssey Neo G8. 4k 240hz but it's not OLED. I won't let go of this monitor until an OLED version came along
@@RiceOfTheThirdWorld I’m actually just holding on until I get my hands on the 49 oled g9. That will be 240hz won’t be 4K oled but the mini led will be very interesting. I might take that one. I have a mini led tv and it’s amazing
Can this monitor be forced to use in 4K
Yes it can display push 4K signals but the panel itself is 1440p
Can 2K240HZ be used by DP1.4 link PC?
Yes 2k 240hz is achievable via display port 1.4. It’s what I use since my gpu only has 1 hdmi 2.1 port and I use that port for my tv
The monitor's build quality is really poor - it's broken after 11 days of normal usage: ruclips.net/video/01fuc8ZNv6U/видео.html.
27 is trash for esport stop calling it e sport please
It’s a mistake sending this back, Asus panel, if it’s brighter it will burn in quicker. That’s about it.
Yeah, I honestly don't want to return it. It's been such a good monitor now that I'm used to it