Not sure how reliable this guy is but I found another review of the LG 32GS95UE on youtube. He seems to think it is pretty good, BUT I did watch a few of his other OLED videos afterwards and he seems to always says positive things about them, so...
I would completely ditch FALD if OLED monitors were a lot closer to their TV counterparts in the brightness front. Right now there is simply too big of a gap between monitor and TV with the latter being anywhere from double to triple the...
Personally I don't think 400 nits is adequate, it's one reason I stuck with my X27 for so long. I remember also with that 27" OLED the HDR was nowhere close to my X27 even with the better black levels of OLED, HDR on that OLED almost looks like...
You're just reinforcing his point. That scene is LOW APL as in sub 5% like a single light source indoors in a game.
Anyone who thinks that 400nits is adequate when a highlight demands 1000+ are the ones necessitating medical intervention...
COD MW3 is easily the quickest way to get flickering. If you haven't played the game in a while, it will start shader compilation upon bootup and will send any OLED display into a flicker madness.
If I encounter flickering I'll post it in this thread, I know some games to test, Hogwarts, Alan Wake 2, and if anyone knows of other games with flicker let me know I'll test them. I pre-ordered the display I should have it mid April (Week of the...
I'll probably get this display. Might just pre-order it. But people need to quit calling these OLEDs "end game displays", we'll always get better displays in the future. OLED is still in it's infancy, the lighting will get brighter, the burn-in...
ucx is slower response times so blurs more/ghosts. Plus 144fpHz blurs more than 240fpsHz as a starting point before even adding the response time ghosting. It also raises blacks/drops contrast of everything next to dark areas and objects in a...
Honestly the only true upgrade to the Acer X27 would be the Asus PG32UQX. I have a feeling that it will be the next "FW900", as in nothing will beat it at what it's good at for well over a decade. After the FW900 there was pretty much no other...
Its not just OLED, LCD's also suffer from it to varying degrees. The only displays that from my experience are completely immune to it even in the absolute worst cases like shader comp or loading screens are those with hardware Gsync modules like...
I've only had displays with G-Sync modules over the last 10 years other than the short time I had the LG OLED, so that's probably why I wasn't aware of that.
That makes a lot of sense, the only game I actually had the issue on my 27" OLED was Hogwarts Legacy, it was probably because the frametimes in that game were all over the place.
Unfortunately yes. Maybe one day they will solve it but it's been years already so I'm doubting it. VRR flicker can at least be somewhat mitigated by maintaining a stable frame rate. If you have Rivatuner then you can actually visualize how...
Are you talking about general VRR flicker? That won't ever be solved. My MSI QD OLED has it, my LG CX has it, and so does every other OLED in existence.
I probably wouldn't use the 1080p mode if I bought this monitor, but I'm tired of waiting for decent OLED to come out to replace my Predator X27. I had the LG 27in OLED that came out last year for a week or so, but couldn't really adjust to going...
https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44858017-Sweet-Baby-Inc-detected/
I was actually looking for something like this because I have no interest in rewarding any company that enables these parasitic DEI grifters.