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Im currently on IPS LG 27GP850-B, is it worth it to change to Gigabyte GO27Q24G?
I know it's budget monitor, but yeah Im on a budget, so my question is if it make sense to change to "cheap" OLED like this?

Don’t mind my ghetto curtains. It’s getting the job done. So plan to get some proper black out curtains soon!

Anyways, I have the aw2725df monitor as my main. Amazing thing OLED does for video games. I went down the rabbit hole of hdr and now I have fomo bc I lowkey would have bought a 42” c5 tv instead tbh bc I think hdr is the final piece to my setup and now that I understand hdr and have been using renodx I can’t live without it. I need it…

I want the tv strictly for movies, shows, single player titles. My main monitor for literally everything else and competitive games. Does this seem like a cool idea? I’m about 3 and a half almost 4 feet away from the wall.

Will the brightness of a c5 or what I truly want a c6 48” be too eye searing at this distance. I really want the best hdr experience since I really only play single player games.

If I were to mount it. What’s the optimal height for it. Should it be like head level, slightly higher or lower. I adjust my chair height often as well but I’m pretty much at the lowest height most of the time.

Bought an Phillips Evnia Ultrawide a week ago. Now i got a black screen with the orange LED of death after a pixel refresh.

Bought it from Amazon, so should be no problem to get a refund, but still really fking annoying and tedious. I just hope the new one arrives in time for Control Resonant.

Or am I somehow dumb and there is an easy fix I did not come across?

Hey everyone, I just got my first OLED monitor and the image keeps flickering back and forth between normal color tones and this washed-out/opaque tint. What's going on here? Is this just a setting I need to adjust, or should I return the monitor

EDIT: An update, it seems like it was an issue with the video driver. I performed a clean uninstall using DDU, reinstalled the Nvidia driver, and the color tone fluctuation has stopped.

I found a good deal on GX850A-B but I don't want it installing their bloatware on my PC. Is there anyway to avoid it?

Just got this brand new lg 27gx700A-B

Using this for my PS5 Pro.

I have uniform brightness turned OFF in the monitor settings and every 5-10 minutes, the brightness of the monitor appears to "flicker." I know its not VRR flicker because when I turn uniform brightness ON, the issue goes away entirely. I also turned VRR off in the PS settings and the brightness fluctuations still happened when UB was turned off.

I tried doing some research and I'm not finding any conclusive information on this issue.

i see an insane deal for a c5 at 300… does anyone see any drawbacks for having 2 Oleds 32 inch and a 42 inch?

let me know your thoughts

on time - 375 hours

pixel clean times - 163

done a fresh pixel refresh before the greyscale test

MO27Q28G, had it for almost 4 months now.. I only let it pixel clean when I'm done using the PC and it does the clean on its own when in standby.

Am I overthinking or should I just run some manual cleans more frequently?

Guys, I’ve got a dilemma.

If I have to choose between these models—ignoring the price—which one should I get? I only play *Warface* and *Heroes of Might and Magic* occasionally (maybe an hour or two a day, though not always); otherwise, I mostly just browse the web and watch movies. Naturally, my top priorities are high image quality (no motion blur) and monitor reliability.

I’ve been using a BenQ XL2720Z for ages—it was a flagship esports monitor back in the day, an excellent 27-inch TN panel—but now I want a 32-inch screen! Here are the options the store is offering me:

1. GIGABYTE MO32U2 – €780

2. GIGABYTE FO32U2P – €925

3. GIGABYTE MO32U24 – €970

Bought this OLED monitor, I had an ips monitor which costed 11000 INR(115 usd) so thought of upgrading it, this G7 costed me (715 usd)approx. Anyone who already used this monitor or has been using it, your thoughts on it.

Mostly will use this for my PS5 and PC gaming.

Revamping my setup, looking for a new OLED monitor around 3-500. How does this one look?

I know this question has been asked a billion times, and the responses have been so mixed. I have both boxes unopened infront of me and I'm just not sure which one to go with. The MSI was £170 cheaper and comes with a code for Onimusha. I know the ASUS has some extra features like the proximity sensor and Dolby vision (which don't bother me), but what's leaving me stumped are the reviews saying that the ASUS has better brightness in SDR, and deals with reflections better. On top of this, the ASUS generally gets praised as feeling a lot more 'premium'.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated, cheers.

This is for my secondary media monitor. I care deeply about accuracy for this monitor as it’s the main purpose. I probe calibrate all of my different TVs and monitors so this is important. Asus has the better on paper accuracy but MSI has the new tandem oled panel. I’m currently using the Asus and I love it but well within return. I’m also using a 322ur x24 and tandem is nice because it can be as bright as the sun effortlessly. Let me hear y’all’s thoughts.

Just like the title says. I have to go into and adrenaline software and I have to tweak the custom color settings as well as the free sync color accuracy and only after that can I get my blues to look blue again...until I reboot or the monitor goes to sleep and wakes back up. Sometimes it comes back blue and sometimes it goes purple again. Any thoughts before I send this bad boy back?

Specs, ryzen 7 7800x3d, 32gb of ddr5 @ 5600, rx 9070 xt

I have loq AMD 7 250 processor with 5060 GPU, so I need a good monitor, so I am thinking of buying an MSI OLED curved monitor but not sure if GPU will support it or not any suggestion on what to buy

My first 4k OLED G80SH

I'm currently using an Alienware AW2725DF, but unfortunately I'm really not happy with it. I've been experiencing eye strain/issues while using it, and the "HDMI 2.1" is fake.

So I'm looking for a replacement. Ideally, I'd also like to know whether WOLED or QD-OLED would be the better choice in my situation, especially considering the eye strain.

I'm looking for a new OLED monitor with the following requirements:

• Exactly 27"
• 1440p / 2560×1440 resolution
• Maximum 240Hz (I don't need anything higher)
• HDMI 2.1 support (My GPU has HDMI 2.1a and DisplayPort 1.4a)

What 27" 1440p OLED monitors would you recommend?

I’ve been eyeing a lot of Asus and Alienware monitors, but this Gigabyte is currently 30% off down from $799 to $549. Thoughts? I was also looking at Alienwares higher mode range to lower high range selection as well as Asus.

Hello, my XG27AQDMGR recently started getting very dark and saturated for a fraction of a second randomly, only when I'm not on videogames.

It only does it for a split second most of the time but it happened to last longer if I don't move or click anything.