I have been using the right Clean water (Only a little) And microfiber cloths, one little wet and other dry. Still looking like shit.... Any help guys?? (The mark is only in the Surface not the monitor itself). And the mark is that blue thing.
so I am in the market for a new tv specifically 8k since it checks all the boxes.
I want in pc mode for pc gaming I will be updating from a LG C9 2019 oled.
And before anyone says get another oled I have oled monitor that works just fine.
I really just want 8k high refresh rate right now and samsung seems to be the only one that meets those demands in stock I tried looking for a LG Z3 2023 8k oled but its out of stock everywhere.
My question is if you use a micro hdmi to hdmi 2.1 cable can I still get the 8k @ 120hz the tv uses dsc by the way instead of using the one connect box which causes input lag.
I currently have an asus 540hz tn panel. Always wanted to make the jump to oled. I play a lot of competitive Valorant and Fortnite for fun mainly, has anymore made the jump from high refresh rate tn to oled and regretted it? Or missed how the features like ULMB2 or DyAc feel compared to just the raw high refresh oled? Definitely just worried of making the jump and feeling like I was a better player on the tn panel lmao. Any insight is appreciated thank you!
(Not too worried about losing the 60hz or 80hz jumping from 540hz tn panel -> 500hz or 480hz oled. Mainly just worried about the feel)
This amount of color fringing is very noticeable and not pleasant to look at. I understand why but question is if there are panels without that issue.
Tried everything, they can move and all so I don’t think its permanent damage but even with microfiber I haven’t been able to remove it, what should I do? Do people just live with it?
I kinda need tip, please . And idk how to take off the back panel
So yeah, 500hz OLED is insane. Like it's genuinely so mindblowing I have never seen anything like it, and it's very hard to describe.
But moving from my AW3423DW to this, I feel like my colors are a lot weaker, a lot less saturated... I'm running HDR500 true black and have been using Windows Auto HDR, which I also used on my older monitor. And yeah, for some reason, the colors feel a lot weaker. Any suggestions on how to fix this? I already updated my monitor firmware.
I recently bought the Asus tuff VG249QM5A gaming monitor which is amazing for the price in my country
But I think it has some led bleed as in the photos
I bought 3 days ago should I return it? And could the retailer refuse the replacement?
I recently realized my monitor is way too close to my face because my desk depth is terrible. I mostly play RPGs and slower single-player games, so I can easily sit there for 4 or 5 hours without moving much. By the end of it, my upper back feels cooked and I keep catching myself leaning toward the screen during darker scenes.
I’ve been experimenting with a clamp-on desk shelf to push the monitor farther back and it actually helped a ton. It made me realize that fixed setups are probably the issue, so I'm looking into monitor arms or even something dynamic like the automated robotic arms to help keep things moving while I play.
Do you guys mostly leave your screens fixed in one position, or are you constantly adjusting them? Curious what setups actually leave you feeling normal after a long session.
so something similar to this AI photo where you can just easly spin the arm. Is there something like that ?
I see so much discussion about you can't even run those frames!!! Etc etc.
Here's a 360hz vs 480hz monitor in a 300fps capped game of quake.
https://youtu.be/Uk-5jbrveXo?t=60&si=H1SrzwgJotBE4\_Fa
TLDR: Higher hz is smoother even at 300fps
Greetings I have the AOC 24B36X monitor and ive just noticed that it feels like it has some kind of built in motion blur? idk how to explain it. Put my overdrive settings to show no ghosting but its still there.
When watching vids its like its skipping even tho its 144hz when gaming and when I turn even if its not that fast it feels blurry even with every possible setting turned off that could cause it like anti aliasing upscaling ofc motion blur and stuff but it still wont go away
its kinda hurtin my eyes abit
is there a way to fix it or some kinda setting im missing or do i just gotta get a better monitor?
【【首发】TN屏末日？是什么让FPS职业哥都选择这台OLED？-哔哩哔哩】 https://b23.tv/mg4X9LM
Sony’s new M10S 2 is the nail in the coffin for TN panels. It not only has a mode that closely mimics TN characteristics, but also an enhanced version that appears to add edge contrast around character models specifically for CS—borderline unfair in situations. In the video, players seem to stand out more through smoke, almost separating from the background.
Sony has also addressed many of the traditional OLED concerns like black crush and burn-in, while pushing brightness beyond most TN panels. On top of that, it offers lower response times and input latency than virtually any existing panel.
The panel runs at 540/720Hz and even supports 1280×960 at 700Hz. According to Blur Busters, a 500Hz OLED can appear clearer in motion than a 1000Hz TN/IPS backlit display.
At this point, it’s hard to argue TN still has a real advantage for competitive FPS.
Hey Guys,
I recently got my MSI Mini LED, hoping it would be a good alternative to a QD OLED, which unfortunately gave me a headache. In completely black scenes, the MSI looks great, but as soon as the scene gets a little brighter—into the dark gray range—you see extreme IPS glow. I was hoping the Mini LED would significantly reduce this effect, but unfortunately, it’s barely usable as is. Is this normal?
Even my old LG Nano IPS has less of a glow.
It's like a gray filter over the screen, and it gets much worse when I turn down the local dimming even just a little bit.
So recently my second monitor busted, so i decided to buy another monitor. My budget was very short. Around 110$-120$. So i found this chinese brand Geesuu blazewheel m238gf 24 inch. Its 144hz.
I didnt realise it was VA panel. Now after setting up im seeing its too bright or too dark. Besides my main MSI ips display it looks a bit odd. Also its my first time using VA. So please suggest what can i do with it to look a bit closer to IPS. Maybe a bit of vibrant color? Or if anyone using the same Model please tell me if you have spot any issues.
Note : Its not refundable nor exchangeable.
I've recently gone down the rabbit hole of HDPI monitors. Specifically the dual-mode 5k2k high refresh rate monitors. I am currently rocking a very old Asus VG248, and it's showing its age.
My main use case is productivity. I am a software engineer that uses a MacBook Pro (M5). However, I also do occasional gaming (Overwatch, AAA games) on a Gaming PC. So I am trying to find a monitor that fits both use cases, and the 5k/2k monitors seemed like the perfect fit.
I have been exploring many options, and I am honestly in indecision paralysis. I have narrowed it down to the ASUS XG27JCG (or perhaps a similar IPS monitor) and the LG UltraGear GM9 (Mini LED). I've heard IPS monitors are better for productivity due to less blooming and eye strain, but the miniLED seem to have better contrast.
Any recommendations on which one to pick between these two (or any others you recommend instead) for my main use-cases?
Appreciate your help!
As I’m sure some people have seen, LG’s offering for 27” 5K@165/2K@330 Mini LED has been a bit of a disappointment. Like everyone else, I am experiencing the issue of the right side of the screen looking jagged when compared to the left side. Honestly I could have lived with that issue and waited for a firmware release to patch that up, it’s only really noticeable under certain conditions.
What I absolutely can’t live with is this issue I’m having with the fan. The fan will randomly decide to spin up to max speed and after a couple minutes, the monitor shuts off. Sometimes it does this once or twice, sometimes it does it several times in a row. It’s completely random and I have checked in the diagnostic menu’s history to confirm that the monitor is being shut off due to a fan error. I opened an RMA with LG and they are asking me to buy a box (my bad for not keeping the monitor box I guess) and ship it out to them instead of just replacing. I’ve had the monitor for 17 days which is just outside of their return window of 14 days and they wouldn’t authorize a replacement.
Extremely disappointed with the whole experience and wish I would have just waited for the MSI option.
Overall review:
Monitor: 0/5 Avoid
LG: 0/5 Avoid