48" 4K OLED Monitor Thread - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 31, 2002 · I currently have a 43" monitor and am contemplating an upgrade to a 48-inch 4K OLED monitor with a 120Hz+ refresh rate. Intended use will be Graphics/Video and everyday use (not really using it for gamins, just need to have as much real estate and low eyestrain) Despite conducting some research...
The 2025 OLED Monitor Thread (5K Ultrawide?) - [H]ard|Forum
Mar 8, 2007 · 2. 480Hz @4k (DP 2.1 implementation with new GPUs) ((Maybe a 5090 will get you there)) 3. Higher refresh rates at lower resolutions. We already got this but would be nice to see them keep pushing in this area. Dual mode 1080p @ 960hz anyone? 3. Higher brightness. 4. LG TV gloss panel implementation for WOLED monitors. 5.
LG 27MU67 - 27" 4k Monitor with AMD Freesync - [H]ard|Forum
May 26, 2015 · According to LG, DAS mode improves input lag on the monitor 9,7ms, but i don't know where to activate it, where is it ? The LG 27MU67 offers both In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel and Dynamic Action Sync (DAS) mode, reducing input lag to only 9.7 milliseconds, making it among the fastest 4K monitors on the market today.
32" 4K monitor IPS vs VA - [H]ard|Forum
Sep 13, 2020 · I just spent a couple weeks with the LG CX 48 as my PC monitor and it was hard enough to go back to this VA panel with halfway decent 2500:1 contrast ratio. Overall I think VA LCD is the best compromise right now for PC use. Just wish this panel was 4k resolution with 120 Hz refresh. If Samsung would make a 43” Q90 4k/120 I’d buy it for sure.
LG UltraGear 48GQ900 48" 4K 138Hz OLED - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 30, 2021 · - uniformity sucks - I didn't expect perfection or anything but for whatever reason LG seems to put worst 48 panels for these monitors. Even RTINGs have worse uniformity in their tests than they did for LG OLED TVs. This makes no sense at all. For monitor they should put best panels and not worst because PC users will display solid colors more.
LG 27GN950-B Display Port 1.4 DSC issue - [H]ard|Forum
Oct 16, 2006 · I recently bought a LG 27GN950-B 27in 4k 144hz monitor, and when I have it set on 1.4 DSC (display screen compression) the boot screen is white lines like static. I can't even see the bios screen at all it's all corrupted. As soon as …
Eye-strain with new monitor - how did you deal with it?
Mar 13, 2019 · I too am starting to think this may have been it. It just feels incredibly obnoxious to say "Yeah, I can't use anything smaller than a 40" 4K monitor" (with a #middleclassproblems after it ). It does make sense that after being getting used to that for 2+ years, my eyes are now saying NOPE to making the effort to look at a smaller 1080p monitor.
LG 48GQ900 OLED monitor - text clarity? - [H]ard|Forum
Jan 9, 2023 · The 24" view crowd are in a way using a 42" 4k like a 27" 1500p screen's pixels and exacerbating off axis viewing angle issues instead of getting 4k fine pixel PQ. Any 4k screen size at the human 50 to 60 degree viewing angle is 64 to 77 PPD which is a lot sharper than a 1500p screen at a ~ 52 deg viewing angle (or worse in some even nearer ...
LG 32GS95UE – OLED 31.5″ with 4K - [H]ard|Forum
Dec 20, 2023 · LG has a new pixel structure, along with 4K density on a 32 inch screen. Text clarity, without a direct comparison to a 4K IPS, would likely appear normal to most people. And even if someone tries to fuss during a direct comparison---I think they may forget about it, if they actually used it for awhile.
LG 32GS95UE – OLED 31.5″ with 4K - [H]ard|Forum
Aug 18, 2006 · The PG42UQ features a more traditional monitor-like matte anti-glare coating, as opposed to a glossy panel coating like you’d find on TV’s including the LG C2. This does a very good job of reducing reflections and handling external light sources like windows and lamps and we noticed much better reflection handling (no surprise) than the LG C2.