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You could send 4k/120hz/ycbcr444/12bpc to display which requires 48 Gbps. 40 Gbps limit is 10bpc. Not sure if there are benefits since LG CX/C1 would still show 10 bit image. There is discussion on reddit with this hack and setting BT2020 mode on Lg colors would be better. There is also a...
I guess editing peak luminance with cru only works on Windows 11? I am still on Windows 10.
I need to update my motherboard, cpu and mem before going to 11. Unless I force install it.
Strange thing about this C1. It is manufactured March this year. I would have thought they were emptying last...
Just bought LG C1. When gaming on HDR how would you setup Tone Mapping? On, Off or HGIG? Is it game relevant?
Should I enable HDR first on Windows then turn on HGIG and then launch game and setup brightness in game?
I read somewhere that HGIG should be enabled before launching game.
I would test with only your second monitor connected to see if it is a monitor problem. Did you install any Lg's software? Kind of doubt if monitor could freeze the whole pc.
Try lowering refresh rate. Your integrated graphics probably can't handle higher refresh rates at 2k. Also if monitor has overclock enabled, disable it.
Just to comment on these blur issues. I have BL3200PT which shows perfect gamma and sharpness on that lagom test and I also have LG32GK850G which does not (close but not quite).
But both look the same to me when looking at texts on any font, size, color or background. Even when pushing my nose...
Response times are optimal below 165 so no point in ocing further. Also there is very little difference ocing 165 to 180+ compared to say 60 to 70+.
DP cables differ. You need a quality one for 165hz and especially if it's longer. (I don't have anything to recommend)
You were talking about 60 fps but why should goalpost be 60 fps when we are looking for at least 144 Hz monitor? Anything below 144 and you benefit g-sync.
I am thinking this has more to do with pixel layout than density. Maybe high vertical spacing between pixels. What monitor do you have? Samsung? Higher density would help but so would different pixel layout. I Don't have scanlines on my 32 inch 2k monitor...