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But yes Mini-led is my preferred tech by far. I love my PA32UCG peaks out at just over 1800 nits god if only it had a Gsync module. I would never replace it.

Ur supposed to match the environment with those screens (aka play in pitch dark)

How far away is that panel you reckon? 3 GPU generations?

Where are the displayhdr trueblack 500 or 600 panels?

C2 on left QN90B Mini-led Samsung on the right Just rough and dirty comparison https://imgur.io/a/qsYQV7X

When is Asus releasing a updated model with hdmi 2.1 and a faster panel. That would be the perfect screen

Indeed i have the UCG and its border is THICK but it doesnt have a huge backprint or anything it is quite heavy unfortunately. I have only heard the fan a few times usually when i have multiple windows on O3DE opened

I wish they would do the tests in a PC environment who is going to watch CNN for 20hrs a day.

Go to the display settings of your GPU you should be able to do RGB 4k 144hz with 10bpc over DP 1.4.

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1503492-REG/canon_4274c002_dp_v3120_31_4k_reference.html Here you go dual layer LED with OLED level blacks and 2000 nit sustained 100% window brightness!! Only $32,000!!

Inno is absolutely fantastic value at its price point its the best value panel out there right now. Asus/Acer are way way overpriced for very marginal improvements.

The lava is searing my eyes what nits is that in?

Yer its amazing value for the price incredible really, far far superior to the edge lit experience.

Its like a psuedo SDR effect with overblown saturated colors and i have a pretty good HDR grading display.

Yer unfortunate its a big hit or miss maybe Windows 12 hopefully

Oh nice hows the inno treating ya

No because it only works on some games.

MicroLED in monitor format is probably like 10yrs away lol. Still using DP 1.4 as the premier connectivity from 2016. PC users really get shafted with monitor tech its way way behind TVs

LOL absolutely love the 2 bricks used as a stand

Dual layer LED are like 20-30k and unfortunately not suited for consumer use.

Fuck i just want something that will last at least 5years especially with the pricing and cost of living in Sydney. Something that will not look like a abomination in Picture Quality after 2 or 3 years. The RTINGS torture tests are truly terrifying for OLED and LED.

Nah Linus had a CX iirc other workers in his office did as well let me try and find the video again.

Then why is there so panels documented from reddit desktop icons being burned in permanently? Linus OLED got burned in as well along with his other employees

Did they fix the HDR tone mapping that has plagued the Odyssey line up? Have a Neo G9 49 inch and the HDR pales in comparison to my Asus 32UCG despite claiming to have *2000 nit peak* and a further 900 dimming zones.

How many would be using them as PC monitors tho?

A LOT determines when your using OLED in a PC environment is how many hours? if you use it like 2-3hrs per day it wont matter what you do it will be fine for years. The concerns arise with heavy usage 10-12hrs a day managing workloads on it.

I feel OLED was never designed to be used in a PC environment with all the static elements and challenges it presents for the panel. But i have heard stories that it can be doable with extensive micro managing such as hiding all icons/auto hide taskbar/black wallpaper/screensaver if you leave...

Number one factor concern (by farr) that is stopping a LOTT of power focussed gamers is burn in with OLED especially in a PC environment with the cost of living they want something that is going to last at least 5+ years with usage of 10-12hrs a day (esports players push that to 16+). With the...

What made you get the OLED does it have a use for you?

At least you post comparisons and let the user judge for themselves. And you backup your claims as well.

Holy fuck the back footprint of the 21 inch Sony Trinitrons back in the day thankgod we have moved on from monitors with HUGEEE footprints.

Yes identical tech at that size.

I think your spot on. Vincent did a video on this case a few years back.

When you get blacks almost as good as OLED from a top Mini-Led panel along with the capability of having 3x as much peak brightness without any migitating risks in a PC environment well the choice was easy in my case especially. I work with so many grading apps adobe premier and cc which you...

Phone cant do it justice unfortunately

Wow..

Smaller size TV's always suffer its the same with Samsung and their Quantum HDR the bigger sets get the full spectrum while the smaller panels get a toned down version of it.

The difference is vast the richness of colors my panel has 89% rec 2020 coverage and its much more vibrant than the DCI-P3 color space. Its going to be years if ever Rec 2020 becomes mainstream in monitors its reserved for reference monitors at this stage.

I think if you really are determined to make OLED work as a PC monitor you need two screens a decent LED for productivity/grading color and then use the OLED for content consumption (HDR gaming/Movies) that way the bulk of the usage is done on the LED and you have OLED for leisure/entertainment.

Thats fair im on the PC from the moment i wake to the time i go to sleep from grading work to then leisure having a OLED as a PC monitor well makes little sense in my case especially when it will be used 14hrs a day.