Let me know if you have any question about the LG C4 42" C2 42" vs. C4 42" ruclips.net/video/wBFYdvAKr4k/видео.html TV/Monitor playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLg8ANjUNzqfP82x1mxLdS7Th3YiFlsyn1 If you enjoy my content, PLease give it 👍, Subscribe, & Join the TECHOSAUR Community on Discord here : discord.gg/PXmJY6BP8b become a member: ruclips.net/channel/UC-jauq-kZ20FrlnCMkx2gSQjoin Pateron: www.patreon.com/TECHOSAUR
you use a 65" as a desk monitor? I'm impressed. How far do you sit away from it? here I thought anything more than 42 or even 48 is too big for a monitor 😆
Who told you it's 200 ms? That's absolutely not the case! I don't know the exact response time, but to me, it's instantaneously responsive. However, I don't think it's 1 ms, maybe 4-5 ms in gaming mode, unsure For competitive gaming, I think an IPS or TN panel could be a good option. It depends on whether you are used to a very responsive panel
Hello. I can't wait for you to make a comparison video LG C4 42 VS LG C2 42. I'm interested in the brightness in SDR mode. There is also a big difference in brightness between LG C4 42 VS LG C2 42. I will be waiting for your review (comparison). Thank you. And one more thing, could you please make a comparison video LG C4 42 and Samsung QN90D NEO QLED 43
Here's for C2 42" vs C4 42" ruclips.net/video/wBFYdvAKr4k/видео.htmlsi=8DFultEJqitZTzm3 And QN90C 43" vs QN90D 43" ruclips.net/video/-3yuEMnzR8c/видео.htmlsi=Weuq6TLtsqeJ6kbt Thanks !
I'm interested in whether there is a big difference between LG C4 42 vs Samsung QN90D 43 in SDR and HDR image brightness? Is there a noticeable difference in brightness with the Samsung QN90D 43. Does the LG C4 42 lose much in brightness?
I'll try to make a comparison video between the two, but I can tell you that both have points of strength and weakness, the QN90D exceeds in brightness, and yes the difference is quite big, but it doesn't mean the QN90D wins in every aspect over then C4 42", I'll try my best to cover the key difference between them soon! I personally use the QN90D 43" and by far it's my favorite personal disk TV/Monitor
I daily use the QN90D 43" due to the nature of my use case. I do more productivity tasks than entertainment and gaming, and for that, it's usually better not to use OLED in a static window to avoid any burn-in risk and also because it tends to dim itself when left on with almost no moving pixels, like when editing videos on Premiere Pro and coding, etc. and that experience is quite annoying. I used to disable that feature by using the service remote, but I believe LG had disabled that option in the newer software version. the C4 is a much better choice if you are sensitive to input lag and want the fastest panel in the market with almost non-existent latency, perfect blacks, and remarkable color accuracy. C4 also has Dolby Vision, so if you play on Xbox Series X, you can take advantage of it. Also, now on PC, if you watch content on PC with streaming services that have Dolby Vision, it would work, but the games list on PC is small for now. Hopefully, they will update more games with Dolby Vision support on PC, and that will make the C4 a way more worthwhile purchase. The QN90D has HDR 10+, which is also an upgrade over HDR10 and has more games supported on PC, including Cyberpunk 2077. both support 144Hz on PC, so if your hardware can hit 144 fps, it would be a good upgrade. The C4 is bright enough compared to the C2 for anyone to notice, as we will see in the coming video. Also I noticed thst the C4 requires less settings changes to look great, as soon as I turned off energy saving it looked great and doing the new AI picture personalization made it look quite calibrated with just pics to choose from as i showed in the video min 6:37, while the QN90D took me few days of trial and checking to find my suitable image settings. If u have a specific question, let me know
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TBH I prefer using LG OLED C4 65 inch as monitor 42 inches is too little for me.
you use a 65" as a desk monitor? I'm impressed. How far do you sit away from it? here I thought anything more than 42 or even 48 is too big for a monitor 😆
The input lag on this TV is 200 ms? Sorry If I offended with this question.
Who told you it's 200 ms?
That's absolutely not the case!
I don't know the exact response time, but to me, it's instantaneously responsive. However, I don't think it's 1 ms, maybe 4-5 ms in gaming mode, unsure
For competitive gaming, I think an IPS or TN panel could be a good option.
It depends on whether you are used to a very responsive panel
Hello. I can't wait for you to make a comparison video LG C4 42 VS LG C2 42. I'm interested in the brightness in SDR mode. There is also a big difference in brightness between LG C4 42 VS LG C2 42. I will be waiting for your review (comparison). Thank you. And one more thing, could you please make a comparison video LG C4 42 and Samsung QN90D NEO QLED 43
Here's for C2 42" vs C4 42"
ruclips.net/video/wBFYdvAKr4k/видео.htmlsi=8DFultEJqitZTzm3
And QN90C 43" vs QN90D 43"
ruclips.net/video/-3yuEMnzR8c/видео.htmlsi=Weuq6TLtsqeJ6kbt
Thanks !
I'm interested in whether there is a big difference between LG C4 42 vs Samsung QN90D 43 in SDR and HDR image brightness? Is there a noticeable difference in brightness with the Samsung QN90D 43. Does the LG C4 42 lose much in brightness?
I'll try to make a comparison video between the two, but I can tell you that both have points of strength and weakness, the QN90D exceeds in brightness, and yes the difference is quite big, but it doesn't mean the QN90D wins in every aspect over then C4 42", I'll try my best to cover the key difference between them soon!
I personally use the QN90D 43" and by far it's my favorite personal disk TV/Monitor
Thank you. I'll wait for the comparison
Entre a lg c4 e a samsung qn90d qual vc acha q é melhor para usar como monitor?
I daily use the QN90D 43" due to the nature of my use case. I do more productivity tasks than entertainment and gaming, and for that, it's usually better not to use OLED in a static window to avoid any burn-in risk and also because it tends to dim itself when left on with almost no moving pixels, like when editing videos on Premiere Pro and coding, etc. and that experience is quite annoying. I used to disable that feature by using the service remote, but I believe LG had disabled that option in the newer software version.
the C4 is a much better choice if you are sensitive to input lag and want the fastest panel in the market with almost non-existent latency, perfect blacks, and remarkable color accuracy.
C4 also has Dolby Vision, so if you play on Xbox Series X, you can take advantage of it. Also, now on PC, if you watch content on PC with streaming services that have Dolby Vision, it would work, but the games list on PC is small for now. Hopefully, they will update more games with Dolby Vision support on PC, and that will make the C4 a way more worthwhile purchase.
The QN90D has HDR 10+, which is also an upgrade over HDR10 and has more games supported on PC, including Cyberpunk 2077.
both support 144Hz on PC, so if your hardware can hit 144 fps, it would be a good upgrade.
The C4 is bright enough compared to the C2 for anyone to notice, as we will see in the coming video.
Also I noticed thst the C4 requires less settings changes to look great, as soon as I turned off energy saving it looked great and doing the new AI picture personalization made it look quite calibrated with just pics to choose from as i showed in the video min 6:37, while the QN90D took me few days of trial and checking to find my suitable image settings.
If u have a specific question, let me know
@@TECHOSAUR Obrigado pela resposta 👍
input lag 200 ms 😂😂😂