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That's the 55" and up though, they have the MLA layer.

You need to install all your drivers. Did you let the tool DL the image, or point it to an ISO?

4K series is a rip off. I still hate the fact I paid $400 for a 3060 just to get HDMI 2.1 and not lose performance over my 1080 XLR8. AMD just never works for me, buggy ass drivers everytime. Now the 4070 is launching at $750. What a joke. We need a good $400 card. I really hate paying even...

Where did you get the OS install? Media Creation Tool and ISO? Do you still hve all the errors in device manager.

Sandybridge. Used them in my main rig for 8 years. Still being used by family today.

How about that VA motion handling and off axis contrast?

Hear that? Look up, things are flying over your head.

User: "Write me a forum post supporting FALD technology versus OLED." Chat GPT: ...."FALD gets brighter.......that's all I got, sorry".

LOL, you'll never gat an answer.

Looks like a window? Maybe a window with petrolium jellt smeared all over it. Plenty of people usng OLED to consume HDR, and enjoying it, was to refute your idiotic claim no one uses OLED for HDR. You either are just trolling, or lack reading comprehension. Requiring calibrtion between sources...

Plenty of people use OLED for HDR, you are just making sh*t up now. HDR is a gimmick anyway, 99% of the time the source is not calibrated to your display, requiring adjustment for every applicaton, if it even works right to begin with (mode switching). Thus producing a blurry mess in high zones...

FALD or edge lit, doews not solve the issues I stated, you are confused.

Subjective prattling. Enjoy your off axis washout, glowing corners, and smeared motion. Your eyes must be ruined by blasing them with harmful LED sources. I have my C2 42 set to 15% brightness, and it's still too bright in some instances. I have always calibrated my displays for 110-120 nits...

HDR is unstandardized garbage. At least OLED does not suffer from off axis glow or gamma shift, slow blurry pixel transitions and backlight bleed. You can have erratic HDR, I'll take the OLED pros.

Depending on the game/ app, but in most cases a Haswell or Broadwell is a bottleneck for a 3060. My 9700K is a bottleneck in many cases. Some games just don't efficiently feed the GPU, and need a more modern CPU to not choke. I am waiting for some sales to go with 13600K or 13700K.

Nope, I always hide mine, rather see my nce background image or more app frankly.

With the brightness comparison, he's docking the LG for having an accurate image, while praising the G8 when it's a blurry washed out mess. You can't even tell what's in the center of the screen on the G8, it's just a blob of light. Stupid. These are the HDR fanbois, who don't realize HDR is a...

If you are not impoverished, it's just a matter of budgeting and saving. I remember my first GPU upgrade, I budgeted every meal, saving about $15 a day for a month, and had my GPU.

Got my C2 42 on sale for $799. You could get an A2 for $549 at that time.

WOLED pixel layout, Big white subpixel. QDOLED pixel layout, triangle. Not good for text and the like.

I still have ne of these laying around, with a BNC to DVI cable. https://www.newegg.com/p/N82E16824001149

Play at 1440p then, the scaling is exellent. 120hz should be fine compared to 144hz.

All of it.

LG C2, works fine for me.

I am using Z390, that's PCIe 3.0, with RTX 3060. It seem fine, has nothing to do with display performance if that's what you are asking. Maybe a few percent frames less in my research, but no way to confirm.

My neck hurts just thinking about it..

Inflation+Wage Gap+Supply Chain issues/Shortages, makes any hobby more niche.

I think it's the opposite, as long s you change your GPU settings to 444/ RGB. Setting the input to console might switch to 422. In either case, some text artifacts will persist, due to the WRGB pixerl layout. I use PC on the input type and set label to PC, RGB 10bit full in NVCP. Also scroll...

Has anyone noticed the image does not fill to the bottom bezel on their LG C2? No matter the source or scaling option, there is a small gap between the image and bottom bezel that is not present on the other three sides.

I bought a Gigabyte card the only one I could get with 2xHDMI. VRR has flicker isseus anyway, so I don't use it.

The magic of code violation.

Use a piece of plywood (or hard wood) that is larger than the mounting plate for the arm. Use toggle bolts at the corners of the board, as well as adhesive under it. You can paint the board to match your wall if you choose. Use woodscrews to mount the arm to the board.

You are 10 days late for this. Not practical. Weight, power usage, radiation, stability of the mask, all impractical.

I have the same unit (850w), and same issue. I blast it out with my air compressor, and it solves it for a few months.

A Sandybridge systen would be a nice upgrade, and you could keep your DDR3. An i7 2600K is one of the best bang for buck deals on the market if you shop around. I recommend a Gigabyte Z68 UD series mobo. X58/Z97 mobos are too expensive IMO. Superb and stable patform, I had mine for eight years...

Some of them can work in various specific use cases, meaning specific hardware and application configs. If you just want a good all purpose tweak, without worring about compatibility or security degredation, just disable the Sysmain service (Superfetch) and use an app like Shut Up 10, or WPD to...

Anything Windows sucks on multiple sockets, even S2019. Faster single package would be better IMO. You will learn real quick that the Windows scheduler is trash the more logical cores you throw at it.

Amazon sellers were know to have shipped counterfeit Kryonaut paste.

The graphite pads/ sheets, are excellent performers. A few degrees off typical high end pastes, an never have to worry about uniformity or drying out. The Grizzly brand is a little better, but more fragile and harder to get to stay flat...

Poor black levels, within reason, would not be as much of an issue with IPS, if it were not for the "IPS glow" and uniformity issues (bleed), on black or dark backgrounds. It's really the only drawback of IPS compared to other LCD tech, but it is a huge issue. I don't know if anyone in this...