Using an OLED as a PC Monitor; worth it? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBApr 1, 2008 · Basically, the current crop of LG OLED TVs are too good to even consider using as a "lowly" PC monitor. Joking aside, as others have said, size is probably the biggest downfall. If 48" is too big for you, you won't be happy with a CX 48.
Alienware AW3225QF 32" 4K 240 Hz OLED - [H]ard|Forum
WEBJan 12, 2024 · No frills on the monitor stand with mild cable management. 4. Same coating as AW34 seemingly - semi-glossy. More about that below. 5. Separate software on desktop is nice for control of all the features/options that are important, like brightness/contrast, HDR settings, color space, etc. 6. No audio jack. Does have ARC for HDMI. — Display: 1.
OLED monitors out yet? Best black is black monitor for gaming …
WEBAug 27, 2005 · Basically, if they (OEMs) want to gain any ground with OLED in the desktop or laptop space, they need to stop pushing 4k so hard. What works for TV markets, does not apply in alternate markets. OLED is an expensive, new tech, that needs all the help it can get penetrating new markets.
Why OLED for PC use? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBFeb 5, 2023 · To me, ~$1000 is very cheap for a monitor of this quality level and I have no problems replacing it in 3 or 4 years if need be. Probably will want something better by then anyway. Hot take: An OLED monitor with burn-in on the panel would *still* be a better looking monitor than any IPS LCD, and it's not even close.
27" 240hz OLED Monitor!!! (but there's a catch...) - [H]ard|Forum
WEBMay 17, 2020 · IF (240hz AND oled AND 1440p) THEN it's a excellent debut price for a more affordable desktop OLED monitor, the next cheapest was the Asus ProArt OLED at several thousand dollars. I still remember my parents paying THIS much (inflation adjusted) for a 27" CRT TV back in the Nintendo / VHS days.
MSI QD-OLED Monitors 2024 | Page 8 | [H]ard|Forum
WEBAug 15, 2005 · QD-OLED should see zero desktop usage so should not experience any burn-in. For big screen gamepad PS/PS5 gaming I will still use LG 48GQ900. Unless QD-OLED is so much better I feel compelled to replace it but then it might be something bigger. If I like colors and screen surface doesn't bother me I might go for 65 inch TV.
Sony OLED PVM 2541A TRIMASTER EL - [H]ard|Forum
WEBApr 28, 2013 · It's marketed for satellite map motion blur reduction, but if you're going to pay huge bucks for a Sony OLED monitor, then the same budget can also be aimed at the FDF2405W -- no burn in risk, has a bit less motion blur than the Sony OLED, has a VA panel refreshed at 240Hz (no interpolation) and strobed at 120Hz with a …
48" 4K OLED Monitor Thread - [H]ard|Forum
WEBAug 31, 2002 · The LG OLED TV models are also an option if you disable automatic static brightness limiter from the service menu. Pretty much all of these are the same thing - same LG TV panels, varying firmware and port features. If you've been using a 43" monitor, I'd aim at the 42" OLED models instead. They are a more practical size for a desktop unit.
OLED yellow vertical edge artifacts - [H]ard|Forum
WEBJan 21, 2023 · So currently, the television and monitor world's obviously currently gone away from direct R-emissive, G-emissive, B-emissive OLED in order to make OLED last long enough without permanent burn in. So that you're using the same light spectrum for all primary colors, to allow equallized OLED-color pixel wear.
LG 48GQ900 OLED monitor - text clarity? - [H]ard|Forum
WEBJan 9, 2023 · I'm definitely looking forward to getting an 8k screen, even if it's just for desktop/apps in a monitor array along with a different gaming monitor at first. Much like how a long time ago I had a 1440p 60hz ips for desktop/app use next to one of the first 120hz 1080p screens lol. Things change but they stay the same.