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Lower failure rate to heat bend only the center versus the whole LCD panel. Saving costs = more profit.

You guys need to recognize trolling and move on/ignore.

I liked my PG32UQX more than my PG27UQ. Side by side the 32 was clearly better.

Ya I'm trepidations about upgrading the firmware as Samsung has a history of making things actually worse. Like neutering brightness, messing up EOTF curves etc.

There are definite benefits to motion clarity at 1000+ Hz when it comes to sample and hold. Since OLED pixels are so fast, using sample and hold you'd need 1000 Hz to get 1ms persistence. Just to put that into perspective, that's the same motion clarity as a strobed backlight display at 100 Hz...

Yikes, OLED pixels are so fast, sample and hold 120Hz on OLED looks like a slide show to me.

Once again, resolution too low. All these "new" headsets under 2kx2k resolution per eye, like this XR Elite and the Quest Pro. Toss them in the river.

32" 4K 240 Hz OLED is where we need to be. Everything until that is a speed bump.

I don't think I can go back to 1440p after all these years at 4K. With that matte coating on the 27" LG OLED, combined with low brightness. Gonna stick with the G8. EDIT: rofl LG store says "this order cannot be canceled" when I go to cancel WTF. omfg better not have to call into these tards...

Is the 240 Hz on the OLED so much better than the G8 240 Hz motion clarity that giving up 4K RGB clarity for WRGB 1440p is that worth it?

UGG I hate super matte coatings with a passion. Maybe I will cancel my 27GR95QE pre-order.

I ordered the 27" LG 240 Hz 1440p OLED to play around with.

Since my PC is only for gaming, and I sometimes struggle to keep 240 FPS (CPU limit) in some modern FPS games with my 240 Hz monitor, I'm considering swapping out my 7950X with a 7800X3D. Anyone think I'm crazy?

LG OLEDs have always had terrible uniformity. This is where Samsung QD-OLED shines... well and everywhere else too.

My S95B on old firmware pushes 1,500 nits. It's crazy bright. And being able to do 144 Hz, I may just keep it.

Holy hell, QD-OLED at 2,000 nits and 49". THROWING MONEY AT SCREEN.

Not sure why anyone would buy an LG WRGB OLED (at least at 55 or 65") over Samsung QD-OLED. My Samsung S95B absolutely wrecks my LG C2.

Yikes game sure is looking dated, like from 2014.

You know different CPU's run at different speeds right? Why would I care if someone with an old CPU is CPU limited?

All RTX Maxed, still max GPU usage. Don't know what you guys are on abut lol.

How so? People were just saying ray tracing does nothing in this game. I'll take a SS with it on.

Here is 4K maxed graphics with no ray tracing. Unless you mean with ray tracing on?

Eh? my 4090 is maxed.

True, but also having 2160p over 1440p is a world of difference.

Yikes, 45" 1440p. Better push that thing back like 5 feet on your desk. I once was interested, but not after I discovered Sasumy QD OLED.

https://blurbusters.com/ He has a forum too.

You are more right than you think. The early firmware S95B OLED can get crazy bright. I've literally had to partly close my eyes/look away during some HDR scenes in a dim room.

lol, most "competitive players" have a terrible understanding of computer and display tech, so that is hardly any indicator of where value lies.

Nothing touches the S95B in gaming/HDR, and I've had about everything. It's like a PG32 and LG OLED had a baby with all of the negatives dropped and kept all of the positive of both. Just get a big desk, push the S95B back, and rock n' roll. Absolute STEAL at $1,449.

I must be missing something; I maxed every setting and it doesn't look very impressive to me. And no HDR either, looks pretty dull/boring.

I'm really liking the game so far. Sure it helps to be playing it on the best HDR display and $15K Dolby system. 🤣

How do you like the HDR on it? It's insane on mine. What firmware version is yours?

Not sure about BF42 but the gamepad aim assist in MW2/WZ 2 is absolutely laughably insane. Literally insta-snaps onto people if you are looking into an opponents general direction and then insta-snaps to the next enemy player and so on. It's 100% a build in aim-bot and you just have to press...

Oh I was referring to my S95B QD-OLED, not the 34" QD-OLED UW gaming panel. The S95B on older firmware gets insanely bright for an OLED. Here is a real pic of me playing Calisto Protocol in the dark, it's like a 55" PG32UQX but without all of LCD/FALD drawbacks:

Ya I would say the game is more of a "splatterhouse' type horror game.

Ya jump scares are the easy button instead of writing actual scary shit. Just like jump scares is "horror" movies are trash.

Ya maybe atmosphere isn't the right word. Maybe world/setting. Just the architecture, ships, hallways, music. All very well done and love the HDR/graphics. I really love worlds/games that have an "Aliens/Event Horizon" type gritty vibe to them.

HDR needs brightness in addition to contrast. Why my Samsung QD-OLED that can do upwards of 1,500 nits is so amazing. WRGB OLED is just poor tech unfortunately.

This thing is laughably only 200 nits bright. LG OLED is terrible.

The atmosphere in this game is second to none. Although the fire is definitely the worst rendered stuff in the game. This is a pic of a red beacon in HDR in the game lighting up my dark room with the Samsung S95B OLED. This display and game were made for one another and an epic experience.