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First monitor using this panel announced now too. Triple mode support too!
https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/msi-unveil-the-worlds-first-32-4k-360hz-qd-oled-monitor-with-triple-mode-support
Reviews now live from TFTCentral:
https://youtu.be/U1Upy7jhRHc?si=8KBhCLjgC4ktF43J
Also their full written review (early access only for now): https://tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/lg-ultragear-evo-39gx950b
And Monitors Unboxed
https://youtu.be/9JFDLilNhLc?si=A4EIR49SHGQbDFXK
Apples new 5K display with the Nano textured glass option (instead of standard glass) is probably your closest option right now.
Panel coating tends to be factory applied by the panel manufacturer and rarely altered by the display manufacturer, so all the upcoming glossy options will likely...
Think it's in the bottom section of the menu, although not sure if it will apply for USB-C connection or not. have a look at the LG user manual, I'm sure it will cover it in there
I don't believe that disables DSC sadly, the only way would be to use the "DP 1.2 compatibility mode" in the menu, but that severely restricts res/refresh rate. It's discussed in the TFTCentral review above
He calls anything but a glossy coating “horrendous”, it’s the same coating that’s been around for several years on WOLED monitors so it shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone really
The panel doesn't support that though. It supports 5120 x 2160 @ 165Hz, OR 2560 x 1080 @ 330Hz via dual mode. that's how the panel has been designed, you can't just have 5120 x 2160 @ 330Hz, otherwise that would just be the native refresh rate to start with :) It's not to do with the DP port or...
can you clarify what you mean here? As far as i can tell, the screen supports DP 2.1 UHBR13.5 fine, but what TFTCentral are saying is that it doesn't give enough bandwidth room to accommodate 5120 x 2160, 10-bit, 165Hz WITHOUT DSC being used. But DSC is a required capability of DP 2.1, so that...
TFTCentral have a hands on and run through of the MPG 272URX already. Available here
27” 4K OLED gaming monitors are finally here! - MSI MPG 272URX hands on
https://youtu.be/MpAKjZwxKD4
do you mean Samsung QD-OLED here? That's a semi glossy finish with AR properties. LG's WOLED panels are about as matte as they come, more grainy and matte than their equivalent IPS LCD panels at least
ps some info on TFTCentral from today as well I saw: https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/cooler-master-gp57zs-unveiled-with-57-super-ultrawide-va-panel-and-2304-zone-mini-led-backlight
has anyone seen confirmation of the refresh rate yet? Samsung's is 240Hz but they have a custom in-house DisplayPort 2.1 scaler and the screen was co-developed with AMD to accomodate the bandwidth needed. Acer released a 120Hz version as they didn't have the same access, and it can then be...
It doesn’t have the new pixel layout as confirmed by TFT central. that’s only applicable on the upcoming 27” 480Hz panel later in the year and the new 32” 4K panel
The Dell AW3225QF like all other current QD-OLED monitors has the semi-glossy coating covered on their comparison. It doesn’t have any additional glass cover or anything
Dough do have a version of the 27” 240Hz WOLED panel where they’ve added a custom gorilla glass finish which will be...
Yes far more likely to be a limitation with the scaler and supported video interfaces than the panel itself. Samsung had a custom scaler for their screen and co-developed it with AMD to allow early DisplayPort 2.1 adoption with UHBR13.5 speeds. Looks like Acer don’t have that available which...
No, the webpage confirms 120Hz support as per the original press release and CES announcement
https://www.acer.com/gb-en/predator/monitors/z57-miniled
Also seems likely that the lower spec panel as a smaller number of dimming zones.
Years?! That’s a pretty condescending post.
Obviously not everyone can be as smart and clever as you are 🙄 I don’t recall seeing you investigating it, providing any measurements or useful data, or establishing what the root cause of the (actually mixed) user observations were.
what “you’ve...
The bit depth output from your graphics card won’t influence the active colour space of the panel or cause over saturation of colours. That’s dictated by the gamut setting on the monitor. It’s fine to leave it in 10 or 12-bit all the time
If you watch that video that graph is capturing the luminance performance in windows desktop (ie non HDR content) in each mode, and follows on from his observations about the multi logo protection causing some dimming in static content and SDR in modes other than the Creator modes. Also...
This guy is obsessed with glossy panel coatings. You can tell straight away from his ridiculous thumbnail that he’s just going to moan about the matte coating. Same old boring rant
although only if you were also using the sRGB mode during SDR too. many people probably just stick with the wide gamut mode (like user preset) in SDR too for the full colour experience :)