Well I'd like to stick with 1440p but I heard these new gfx cards can upscale? If so I would like to go 32 or 34 them?If your base requirement is still 1440P, I'd suggest again that a wide screen with that vertical would be more fun/interesting.
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Upgrade to oled?
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Was still thinking something like this for 1440p:
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/msi/mpg-341cqpx-qd-oled
Yes, along with DLSS upscaling, the Nvidia RTX 40 and 50 series cards support 2x and 2-4x frame generation, respectively, in supported games. (Which might be particularly useful in 240Hz monitors such as the linked. Along with 32" 4K displays...)
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itRqSmpG8SA
So Stop the FOMO is thinking if you want glossy, get something else.
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I mean I agree with him, but I can't buy what doesn't exist. To this day you still cannot purchase a 55 inch G5 from either the LG store or BestBuy it's simply been out of stock ever since the beginning of the month. Top that off with being able to get an S95F for $400 less I can't really justify spending hundreds more all for the sake of getting a glossy coating when I may not even mind the matte of the Samsung anyway given that I don't on the PG32UCDP.
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From what I can tell, 32" 1440p OLED monitors are either non-existent or rare. IMO, you're going to have to stick with 27"/1440p OLED/QD-OLED (I already linked you to some examples of the best ones on Pg. 1) or step up to a 34" ultrawide OLED/QD-OLED. I don't think you'll get any of these options for less than about $700-$900 unless a major sale happens.
Thanks will look over it. I'm a bit iffy on 34 ws.. I believe certain games don't support that ratio and you end up with black boxes? I Def don't want that.. But sometimes I feel like 34 at my desk will be too much.. The 27 at 3 ft seems to be the perfect ratio.. However one day I plan to move from my current home and would like to get a large led that will be hooked up to the pc. Whenever I'm playing games on pc with a controller I'll use that led TV. What would be best in 50 to 60 inch?
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That's why I bought qd oled 32" from micro center last month. It's text doesn't bother my eyeballs and it's great for gaming, movies, et al. and a 43" won't fit where I like to have my chair in a corner of U shaped desk with the long side against the the window so I can see outside if my dogs start barking at things I can see wtf without relying on technology/poe cams and do paperwork and other fiddly things with natural light.