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No mention of OLED motion clarity? VAs and even IPS are a ghosting smear fest.

Is the brightness discrepancy between US and EU models just a flaw in the Windows HDR calibration app? You set it to 1500 nits regardless of what the calibration app reports?

Fantastic monitor for me but HDR 600? Come on now...

Don't they have the same terrible motion clarity as any other LCD?

After many years and a few different displays thinking that I'm crazy I finally found the problem. It was my mouse and specifically it's polling rate. I can't believe how this is not a widespread fact. At 144fps you need a mouse polling rate of 1000hz to not get judder artifacts when panning...

How do you not suffer from the lack of vertical space with super ultra wides?

The Samsung 43 QN90C/D are excellent mini-leds and glossy.

I also love changing displays as life is too short and no mater how powerful your PC is you only experience what your display shows. I'm using a Samsung 43" mini-led right now but I've been tempted by the Samsung 57" for too long. I'm worried about it's vertically limited aspect ratio. How...

My IPS also looks awful compared to my modern mini-led. Honestly if you think you'll stress about burn in ever so slightly just go for the mini-led. I've got both and like others have said they just trade blows.

That's 250 days of 8 hour usage, hardly an accomplishment. I got a top of the line LCD monitor from 2008 that is still going strong as my secondary. When you own an OLED you know it's on borrowed time which is a feeling hard to shake of.

Yes absolutely. Got a Samsung mini led as a monitor and QD Oled TV and they trade blows regarding image quality. Add to that no burn in worries and the mini led wins as my choice for a monitor. LG Oleds are out of the question since they are way too dim with no colour volume. LCD technology...

I had the best experience with Gigabyte RMA they had the monitor repaired with a new panel and back to me in 48 hours. I jumped the gun though and already replaced it so anyone wants to buy an FV43U in the UK :LOL:

The monitor powers on detects input as the light turns white, panel turns on but no picture just a dark grey screen no OSD either. Tried different cables and computers so its definitely the monitor.

Easy: 43QN90C. I'm up for a repair job but no idea where to start.

Mine was going strong for 2.5 years and last night I turned on my PC and no picture. Looking around it is quite common so I would sell yours while you still can.

Same thing just happened to my FV43U. No picture not even OSD 😢 I've contacted Gigabyte.

That was a great response thank you. However, the same thing is happening at an OLED panel I now have only slightly reduced. I'm so perplexed that this is not discussed more as at anything above ~100HZ the pixel stutter/smearing appears no matter the panel significantly taking away from the...

If HDR is completely broken as you claim then how can you give this monitor 5 stars? This is 1 star unusable garbage monitor if proper HDR makes the image worse. I know you are excited about 2160p but many of us have been on that resolution for a decade now.

Hey it got 4 zones so technically... :LOL:

Oled fanboys have been invading and derailing display discussions for the past 5 years+ so I'm quite enjoying the payback that kramnelis is dishing. And to be honest I understand where he is coming from. I wouldn't want to give away a single nit of my Aorus FV43U.

I'm an AORUS FV43U and I love how bright it gets. I can game in the summer with the sun coming in through my window and still have a great experience due to high bright this monitor can get. I understand the FV43U leaves a lot to be desired when it comes to pixel response and dark scenes. How...

It happens in all games but in some is way more apparent. It's hard to notice on games with cartoony graphics for example. Like I mentioned it becomes noticeable at fps above 100 and it's the worst at 144 fps. I thought it could be frame skipping but I did the test and there was no skipping...

I'm just perplexed that there is no mention of it in this thread. Makes me wonder if I have a faulty panel. I'm not talking about motion trail smearing which is to be expected. I'm talking entire objects such as tree trunks flicker out and then back in the correct place as you pan the camera.

I'm a 4k 16:9 fanatic but I must say I could not resist a high refresh rate ultrawide at 5k2k. It's just 1440p is a no go for me so I've stayed far from ultrawides. 5k2k 45" 144hz+ ultrawide OLED or Mini-led is the dream for me.

Hey everyone I've had the FV43U for almost a year now and something has been bothering me. Anybody else getting some sort of pixel stutter that looks like objects displayed on the screen flicker back and forth? Very noticeable during camera panning. It becomes really apparent on scenes with...