Move Over QD-OLED… This 240Hz OLED Produces The Smoothest & Clearest Motion I've Ever Seen!
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- We review the world's first 240Hz OLED screen on the MSI GE67 HX. Get Surfshark VPN at surfshark.deals/HDTVTest - Enter promo code HDTVTest to get 83% and 3 extra months FREE!
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0:00 144Hz & 175Hz on QD-OLEDs
0:43 Slow-mo analysis vs 240Hz
1:23 The Big Reveal
1:58 This is Similar to iPhone
2:25 Problem #1
3:00 vs Macbook Pro XDR Display
3:41 Problem #2
4:29 Problem #3
6:08 USP #1
7:29 Caveat #1
8:24 An unadvertised feature
9:56 USP #2
11:31 OLED Burn-In
13:59 Better than Plasma?
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The sound clip that plays every time he says 240 is brilliant.
Lol it took me a second to catch on to that but I agree
I’m dying 🤣
🤣🤣🤣☠️
Good video but somehow the sound clip is used much too often in this video. My opinion.
Greg Doucette's "buy my cook book" sound
1440p 240hz 27" OLED is exactly what the world need right now.
Qd oled with a heatsink
@@platinumkale2940 yeah with mosquito noise zzzzzzzzz
@@steffdia7080 it's gotten quieter over the years, monitor heat sinks were jet engines only a couple of years ago. If I can't hear the mosquito behind my HVAC then I don't care.
as a csgo player, im longing for this for a longtime
Yeah Corsair and LG just made Oled 240hz. Personally 27 inch too small for me. I have 32 and 27inch both 1440p.
The holy noises every time 240Hz was mentioned has me cracking up.
I use a G7, which has a 240Hz 1440p native display and I can say that it's absolutely amazing. To see how clear and smooth the UFO test is mind-blowing. This thing already has fairly low pixel rates, I cannot wait to get a 240Hz OLED that has instantaneous pixel response times
yeah that halo sound was just soooo annoying.... i mean ... REALLY!!?!? ... didnt come by this video for glory sounds ... i came to watch content that gave me info... and that info was hard enough already with the accent... but this halo shit ... ArGhaRgH!
lol i love how the angels kept singing when he mention 240hz
Angelic sound every time 240hz is mentioned 🤣
That HDR washed-out issue is caused by the Nvidia graphic card drive. I have bothered by this bug for a long time. The solution is clean install the graphic drive.
@Anpa Kamishiro: Thanks for the info! Unfortunately we have returned the review sample.
If you put VLC in fullscreen (not maximize the window) it should display the proper HDR as Windows bypasses some of the composting with all the other windows that would be visible otherwise
@Steve Lhomme: We have tried that. Strangely enough, in full-screen mode, it's permanently fixed in the wrong transfer function, and doesn't even flicker in and out of HDR.
Did you get hdr working after clean install?
@@orlandomejias4133 Yes, after so much useless try😭
I'm sad no manufacturer of 4k 120hz OLEDs has explored an option to enable 1080p 240hz for gaming.
Would be so good
That one reason I've held out on Samsung's OLEDs, because the moment I buy one the next generation will have 240Hz modes.
yeah that kinda sucks.
the sony a8h accepts 250hz via custom res at 1080p but not sure what it is displaying input lag is tiny though compared to 120hz
Compare this review to ANY else review of this Screen/Laptop.
THIS is simple UNMATCHED WORLDWIDE. Others should book u vincend.
Just fantastic.
Only u answer special pro questions customers need to make a decision.
Im impressed and thank u for being such a nerd.
My thumbs up and respect belongs to u. (like in the past)
Thanks Vincent, amazing amazing detail on this video. Really awesome to see the advantages of 240Hz OLED in motion clarity - which is really the next horizon in overall picture quality, especially for moving content. Actually seeing you trying out games and netflix and going into the pros and cons is super helpful. Hopefully this also helps prompt NVIDIA and Microsoft to get HDR working more seamlessly on windows games. I use a 55" C1 to play PC games on an RTX 3080 and the experience is a little bit finnicky - GeForce recording software doesn't work at all and when changing from HDR to SDR the screen input flickers several times. Also HDR looks washed out when playing Elden Ring and Halo Infinite. The display tries to use a weird 4096x2160 resolution resulting in a cropped image so you have to go in and remove that resolution output from the driver using a custom too, which you then have to remember to do every time you update your graphics drivers. haven't quite figured it all out yet.
I’ve owned this laptop for about 3 weeks and I’m glad to see I’m not crazy in thinking this was the best gaming display I could possibly play on at this moment. Halo 3 at 240FPS is otherworldly! Kudos to Samsung Display.
But it's an LG panel?
@@lakibadhikari7930 Nope, Samsung Display makes the QHD 240Hz OLED screen for the laptop as well as the Alienware 34” AW3423DW QD-OLED 175Hz ultra-wide monitor.
@@andrewmorris3479 yes it is Samsung. I don't know how I heard LG 😂. Must have been thinking about LG.
Hopefully this means we can one day soon expect the s95b (version 2, or 3, or 4...) to be 240hz...
witch laptop are you referring to.
The UFO test was really done wrong, you should try to perform it correctly following the blur busters' recommendations which would really showcase the difference between the different screens.
All you have to do is take a picture of the UFO while tracking it at equal speed, with the shutter speed set to 1/(refresh rate/4). Oh well, the video was pretty good at showcasing the screen's picture quality capabilities anyway, as always :)
@IamFrog: Unfortunately we've lost the slider we normally use to do camera pursuit tests in a studio move...
@@hdtvtest ah that's a shame ._. I can only imagine how painfully hard it must be to try to take a decent picture without a slider
That's exciting to know that we're not just sitting still with 120Hz or 144Hz, etc. Can't wait to see this in person!
Now this is the kind of laptop review we could only dream of, much higher quality information helps customers decide, plus the entertainment value of the sound effect when mentioning 240Hz!
Amazing how LG sat on it's laurels until Samsung released its own panel. Now amazing things are happening in the OLED world.
Yes! 240hz OLED's exist! The future is NOW! Great video, as always. I hope this is a sign of things to come.
"the future is now" "hope this is a sign of things to come"..... ok so is it now or not?
@@Decenium Comprehension isn't your strong suit, I take it.
I hope Things get better fast, as this laptop oled 8 bit depth panel and PMW flicker are a no go for me, add the fact the HDR mode does not even work, and lack of G-Sync just shows this is a beta product meant for sucker whales!
480hz OLEDs will exist in the future. So, the future definitely isn't now.
@@Frencho9 gsync is a useless invention. You pay for a hardware u don't need. If u have freesync u can enable gsync through win 10 or 11 using Nvidia driver. Also u can use both AMD Nvidia gpu on it.
I ALMOST CHOKED ON MY FOOD FROM LAUGHTER AFTER THE 1:30 MARK. 😂😂😂😂😂
THANK YOU VINCENT!!!
The BB test (in the video) looks pretty good at 120Hz (FI?) on the Q95T. :) I'm sure 240Hz OLED would be really lovely.
Love this dudes videos!!!!
After examining this is quite an impressive display. Would be good for photography, because of the new Sigma FP pro which is capable of 240 fps video you could genuinely watch it at 240 hz. Only issue is with LAPTOP display limited amount of customizable parameter available, thus user will have to look to software suite to see if it will accommodate their prerequisites / preference. This is the first accessible PC I've considered buying, although there is no possibility it will replace desktop outright
I've been using a LGX as my PC gaming monitor. Small incremental brightness improvements aren't enough for me to upgrade, but I would definitely upgrade from 4k@120hz to 4k@240hz.
I wanna see your gpu that can render games at 4k@240hz
@@whatsuphelp I mostly play older games, or competitive games optimized for FPS over eye candy, so my 3090 can handle most of them at 4k240, and with VRR it wouldn't have to be consistent solid 240 fps to gain signficant benefit.
@@whatsuphelp By the time there are OLED 4k@240hz displays, there will be graphics cards capable of rendering that much bandwidth, as we're likely to see that kind of monitor in 4-6 years, so 60-70 series graphics cards.
@@hopoff9968 The problem would be the CPU and not the GPU in my opinion
@@Eliteownage No it can't unless you have a top CPU and memory with high speed and low timings. 3090 barely handles 4K120 in newer and demanding games you will get 60 fps or so unless you gimp the graphics. RGB OLED for gaming monitor = burn in for sure unless you put brightness on 25-50%
Excellent video and some very compelling information 👍
I use a 55 C9 as a gaming monitor, and for me, it's superb, the motion clarity is amazing with g sync + 120Hz + 117fps cap + zero ghosting, and with 120Hz BFI is even better, but only works sometimes. My dream, is a 240Hz OLED monitor with BFI, at this point and cant get back to LCD, even the ViewSonic strobed 240Hz monitor has some ghosting and crosstalk, due to LCDs gtg limitations.
Samsung's OLED Laptop display doesn't need BFI to increase motion clarity , because it is PWM dimming type display.
PWM is already BFI at All.
@@MrTomsmy It still doesnt clear persistence blur.
@@MrTomsmy thats just not correct at all
Dude you don't get black frame insertion on an OLED. They transition pixels in less than 1ms.
You are actually making it LESS smooth doing this.
@@VulgrDisplay There's BFI on most OLEDs. They don't transition pixels in less than 1 ms all the time, go look at rtings measurements for example.
My guy never fails!! 😂😂😂😂 you are the greatest to ever do it!
PWM is an absolute deal killer. Not going back to horrible headaches from a display ever again.
Great stuff as always - Vincent - would SED have been the best of both worlds in this respect? I know we'll never get it, but SED was the tech I was most looking forward to for the longest time.
I pre-ordered the MSI raider ge67hx as soon as it was available solely for the 240hz OLED. It truly must be seen to be believed. My favorite laptop of all time!
I love how it ends so abruptly
The angelic sounds for each "240 Hz" killed me.
well played.
I've gone from a 240hz lcd to 120hz oled (c2) - while the clarity does take a hit, I rarely had the chance to appreciate 240hz outside of desktop usage with the games I played. But I would love if this is the direction oled screens are going, now with samsung moving to oled production only. Here's to better and more widely used oled screens!
Yeah my TV a c1 i have for console gaming my PC has a 240hz monitor for shooters
I currently have a 165hz monitor and am also considering the C2 as an upgrade. Will the refresh rate loss be very noticeable? I do play shooters quite a bit and am worried it'll be too much of a downgrade
Ken get oled. Big picture quality upgrade. Small motion difference not big
@@kencult is it for PC gaming? Are you getting the 42"? The 4k HDR/Dolby Vision 120hz OLED is pretty top of the line I would pick that over 165"!
@@liquidsunshine697 yup. Primarily PC use but also Xbox Series X usage on occasion as well
vince went totaly bonkers with the "holy" sound this time :D
That Holy music never stop putting a smile on my face everytime it is being played
That is all I want in a monitor, 27" 1440p 240hz OLED panel
Gamers be like: "*sigh* I just want an 8k, true black HDR 3000, 500Hz, 1 ns response time with non-euclidian geometry under $1000. Is that too much to ask?"
@@altersami9660 🤣
All I want is a 1000hz monitor so I can get a gpu from the year 2070 to play it
Hey Vincent are you sure you did turn hdr on in windows as well? I have the same effect untill hdr in nvidia pannel, monitor settings and windows display settings are all on. Only then it looks amazing (though using pc monitor which has its own settings menu). Maybe worth cehcking windwos display settings and nvidia settings once again to make sure its all on?
Think I’ll tap out on that one. The difference between 60 and 120 is so small that I can’t justify it. I can’t imagine how minute the differences are between 120 and 240.
You're kidding... Night and day for me.
I had heard quite good things about this Laptop. But i won't trust them, till Vincent makes a video about it 😊
Windows would be so much better if they supported unusual pixel layouts. It's such a shame
Now we just need a full sized desktop monitor with these specs. I wouldn't even mind if it was 1440p.
1080p 300Hz >
Imagine a flat OLED monitor with 1000nits sustained at 1440P 32" 240Hz, or something 4K under 42." Pure perfection.
@@Uncle_Fred if they can make 1440p in 15" size then what keeps them from making VR goggles in 1080p/lower sizes? Even just display goggles, no motion tracking etc. No anti-glare, peak brightness can be lowered bcs closer to eyes - win win scenario.
1440p is max, because otherwise it is impossible to reach 240fps, I have LG C2 which is 4K and I cannot play games, Cyberpunk is like 40 fps with DLSS Quality and RTX settings with 3080 ti, I will wait until RTX 4090 with gaming
@@TrekCZ Lots of gamers still play older titles like Minecraft or Source games. These games can easily run at 240fps with even modest hardware.
I really hope they make 27" 2560x1440 240hz oled monitors. I'll sell body parts to get one.
Thanks so much for the great content. Just pulled the plug on a LG c2 42in tv for my new gaming monitor. TV and wall mount are on the way.
I just got the same TV bro. ITS SICK. Modded Skyrim in 4k 120hz is wonderful. Just make sure you buy a nice HDMI 2.1 cable.
Luv the little sound every time you say 240 lol
Hi Vincent, I came across the same issue of pale HDR image on an ASUS OLED laptop. And I found this issue only exist when I switch to discrete GPU mode (display receives signal directly from discrete NVIDIA GPU). The issue didn't occur when I switched to hybrid mode (aka NVIDIA Optimus, where the display signal is through iGPU). Hope this info can help.
CZcams needs to support 120hz
I've been using my LG CX for a couple of years now, and it is easily the best display I've ever had. However, if/when we get a PC monitor or display with 240hz 1440P or 4K OLED, that will be my next display.
Apparently LG is developing a 1440p, 240hz, 27" OLED right now.
The holy grail must surely be a 240hz qd oled with g-sync and dolby vision (I would also add over 1000 nits of peak brightness but I think that would require a different technology)
Well you can't (and it'll likely stay that way) use Dolby Vision on PC anyway, so you probably want HDR10+ Gaming instead (which Nvidia has committed to), whenever Nvidia (and the competition) finally finish drivers for it.
@@cromefire_ dolby vision exists on windows it just fucking sucks
@@snowwsquire Not for apps (excluding professional apps) and gaming though and as far as I know not for movies either (at least I haven't got it working yet). And yeah DV gaming kinda sucks anyway on the Xbox
@@cromefire_ I didn't know this, and it sucks that Windows is rubbish at HDR but I guess I should have clarified that I was thinking of using a TV as a monitor for PC gaming rather than just a monitor
@@cromefire_ mass effect andromeda has dolby vision support, and with dolby vision extensions you can play some dolby vision video files
I want it so bad, but in a 27-32 inch monitor instead please!
So frustrating those sized monitors are the ones with no high refresh OLED options yet still!
I was excited when I saw the title of the video, only to be let down when the panel in question was a laptop screen.
Strangely enough I get that same exact issue with my display where pausing the video or not being focused on the video or game would properly show HDR highlights etc but when its focused or playing its washed out. Display i'm using is Vizio V-435-H1, Windows 10
5:50 Did you install the "Hevc video extensions from device manufacturer" from the Microsoft Store? You need the hevc profile to take advantage of HDR in Netflix and you need that codec to reproduce protected Hevc contents.
Is the "black smear" as bad as on the smaller mobile OLEDs? For a quick test, just go to lagom monitor test page and pan around the "Black level" pattern.
To get HDR to work in Netflix on PC you need an HDCP 2.2 compliant display and the $.99 HEVC codec from the Microsoft store. That said, it's still super finicky and often requires me to toggle between displays/HDMI inputs to get it to work.
Works pretty seemlessly these days via their app.
give madVR a try for HDR testing. it is using the AMD or nvidia private API instead of the microsoft API. yes it is pretty broken on win 11 but it should still work with default settings. win 11 has generally HDR issues depending on the version it got so bad that i had to stop using it and i'm usually testing madVR and such on win 11 a lot.
Love the sound effect every time he says 240hz oled display
Got me excited. Thought this was a new monitor not a laptop. Can't wait for 32 inch 4K OLED 144 hz (or Greater) monitors to start coming out
did you manage to test the 240hz oled vs a 360hz ips? those are the models i will be looking at next year.
Would be much more exciting on a larger stand alone screen. Just a matter of time of course.
4K 27” 360hz oled. That’s my endgame gaming monitor
Speaking of the settings for watching tv box/movies 4K player needs to do this and that, but what about watching tv/movies in digital would it do the same settings or leave it alone? I might be wrong the motionflow only works in digital doesn’t work for tv box/4K player.
What is the name of the test ran at 0:39 ? the one with the map. Thank you!
No 50 and 200Hz support for PAL content? Can you test if adding them as a custom display mode in the Nvidia Control Panel works?
This is beautiful, will be waiting for your review of the 27" 240hrz 1440P LG panel next year
OLED?
@@ravenwda007 yes WOLED
@@klaidasrunele 🤯I’ll buy that asap
@@ravenwda007 Have the alienware ATM, still excited for that!
@@klaidasrunele omg, I want it!!
For the first comparison all we can see the flicker from that distance. And I believe that flickering effect was related to the shutter rate of the camera. I am not convinced here as due to the distance of the shot flicker is the only thing we see, and can compare. If we had some zoom in maybe my opinion might have changed but for now to me the quality of them looks just the same.
the INSTANT a 240hz 48 inch TV comes out i'm buying it.
After seeing 240hz on my G7 I fell in love, but that monitor was too blurry, (and too small as i'm vision impaired)
Film the UFO test while moving the camera along to the UFO's. At exactly the same speed. This will give a clear image of how clear the motion clarity would be, even on a 30 or 60fps youtube video. Like blurbusters does as well.
I have a 2018 razer blade with 4k oled touchscreen that i leave on almost 24/7. It even had overheating issues for while that caused screen artifacting and blackouts i've never seen before until I pulled the whole thing apart and repasted the gpu,cpu, and heatsinks with thermal compound. I'm amazed but it has 0 burn in. With how I use it and leave it on, fall asleep with with it on and power setting not to turn off till 4 hours i'm honestly confused. I have a Sony A1E OLED 2017, I got on release which also has no burn in with heavy use including games, but peak brightness is set to medium which is more than what I need/ use anyways. My best guess is i 98% of the time us brightness levels between 20-50% which is why i haven't had issues even with heavy use and static images.
About a year and half ago, i was on the search for the perfect gaming laptop. I learned that most popular gaming laptops were ips or tn panels, and there were a total of zero oled options. But oled is amazing, and next to ips or tn, its impossible to spend that much on anything other than oled.
I settled with a "creator" laptop, the gigabyte aero 4k oled. The picture is perfect, but it's only 60hz, and 4k gaming on a 15" monitor is unnecessary.
1440p oled is perfect for that size and 240hz is just icing on the cake. I wish this woulda came out a few years ago..
can i use just the display from this laptop? like plug in my ps5 or my current 3090 into the laptop somehow?
@HDTVTest ...... I really appreciate your work, here is some feedback.
I have MSI GE67HX with the reviewed 240Hz OLED and yes, 6 months ago WIndows 11 was messing up the colors (being washed out) in some scenarios. Today, I use HDR from desktop to gaming to watching SDR or HDR films, VLC now does HDR good. Only some games look washed out in HDR, but Doom Eternal, Cyberpunk, Battlefield 5, Everspace 2 look amazing. Crysis 1 remastered looks washed out.
For all HDR or SDR films I use SVP Project, and MPC-HC, and believe me, HDR films playing at 240 frames using interpolation on OLED looks just amazing.
Thank you for your work !!!! Greetings from Amsterdam _\|/_
1440p 240/360 Hz 27" OLED when? My eyes are ready.
Could you contact Amazon about their streaming problems? For months now only Amazon Originals stream in UHD and HDR but everithing else, included or bought caps out at SDR 1080p.
You forgot one "ooohoooooooooo" 😊
For HDR with NVIDIA, their driver supposedly does some dynamic detection based on content, but this obviously doesn't work optimally...
What's a decent monitor I can pare with a Xbox series X any recommendations?
I'm happy enough with my 42" C2 OLED with its 4K 120hz. I'll only upgrade if 4K 240hz Micro LED monitors/TV's become available
We first need a new HDMI standard. Considering we just got HDMI 2.1 which maxes out at 120hz and 4k. I hope we get an hdmi 3.0 sooner rather than later with 240hz at 4k
I think 2.1 actually supports video compression to enable higher res/refresh rate combinations (whether that's worthwhile or not is another matter).
Yeah if your GPU and monitor support it you can use DSC, or Display Stream Compression, to get past bandwidth limitations without any loss of image quality.
DisplayPort 2.0
@@hugevibez It's lossless compression?
@@djayjp yes.
Wouldn't there be a huge market for different size and high refresh oled monitors what is taking so long?
How do you make VRR work?
Haha that sound clip 🤣I’m dying
i like your style, but what is that repeating church choir soundeffect ?!😆😂
I hope they scale it up to sth like a 38inch ultrawide at 3840x1600 at this refresh rate, that would be my dream monitor.
And you will drive it with RTX5090 in 5 years)
@@AlexanderBukh yeah, that would be ideal since I tend to keep my monitor way longer than my gpu.
What i meant is are there any gpu rocking that bandwidth yet? My acer predator 4k@144 runs over TWO displayports at once, tho, so i guess there is a way around this .
@@AlexanderBukh the Odyssey G9 can run 5120x1440 240hz hdr with 1 DP cable, there is a thing call Display stream compression, the new samsung Odyssey G8 can do 4k 240hz through 1 dp cable too.
I can’t wait until large OLEDs get 240hz. Will buy one day one.
I cannot WAIT for a 32” 4k OLED. I would buy at any price instantly
I don’t see any flickering on the scenes you warn about, is that because I’m watching on OLED or ?
how does this impact stutter and judder?
that angelic sound guided me the the sub button
Can we get a review of the LG GQ900?
We need the details.
Quick tip: pressing Win+alt+B toggles HDR in windows 11
@Enigma 0: Thanks for the tip!
During the side-by-side comparison at 6:50 the 175Hz display showed massive frame timing issues...
Make a 27 inch version of this with black frame insertion capability, for much clearer motion at all framerates, and I'll happily spend good money on it.
240Hz is great, but it is next to impossible to run modern triple-A games at that framerate. I would use it for competitive eSports type games, but that's it. Besides PC games, I also enjoy many console games and this is another important consideration. I want 60fps games, and yes, even 30fps games, to have the best motion possible.
CRTs have the best motion for 30fps and 60fps games out of any of the displays I own. But my ViewSonic XG2431 IPS monitor, which offers backlight strobing at any refresh rate between 60fps and 240fps, is a very close second. This is why we need black frame insertion capability on OLED monitors. My LG CX has BFI and the motion resolution/clarity it offers is excellent, although it does lose too much brightness and color fidelity. It would be fantastic if an OLED monitor maker could give us user adjustable pulse width and other controls, in order to better dial in the motion quality/brightness trade off that suits our preferences.
Ok.
SAME. I AGREE WITH EVERYTHING YOU SAID
30fps games can't ever have good motion btw. bfi only works correctly when flickerrate = framerate. 30hz flicker would be painful to the viewer.
Yeah would make me finally move away from XL2546K. Don't see it happening though with how both the AW3423DW and C2 lack it.
Unless Zowie/BenQ decide the tech is ripe for it (0% chance of burn in)and can get their hands on it, doubt we'll get it.
Most newer LCD TV's don't even have BFI these days...less is more in this modern budget world.
Thanks
finally a monitor that makes my 200hz crt mostly redundant
It only took a few decades.
2:17 you missed adding it here xD
I never had any OLED yet so I don't know how my eyes and brain will be affected with PWM 480Hz. You said for most people it will be okay. Means you and your friends in the studio didn't have any issues with it?
I really want to get this GE67 HX but issue with PWM is bothering me a lot. Can you please advise?
I think you’ll be fine. The majority of AMOLED smartphones operate at 240Hz so you should be fine at 480Hz.
@@andrewmorris3479 I have P20 Pro with OLED but it has DC dimming. I read that smooth any issues with PWM. GE67 doesn't have it.
This comment from GE67 HX review bothers me a lot:
"there is undoubted harm to the eyes and nervous system. And it will burn out quickly. In less than 3-3.5 years..."
@@arseniyshapurov Whose comment was that from?
@@andrewmorris3479 looks my answers keeps deleted or CZcams lag?
@@andrewmorris3479 that comment from the first review in the Google search for this laptop
Just like with the Plasma vs LCD image motion comparisons, if you see a difference between 240hz and 144hz, there's most likely a bottleneck in one or both displays that are accounting for the differences, not the advertised refresh rates.
I cant wait for some Samsung Odyssey Neo G7/G8 reviews and videos! :)
We understand that LG.Display are planning a 27″ sized OLED panel for monitor use which would offer a 2560 x 1440 resolution combined with a 240Hz refresh rate! It would be flat format and support HDR400 True Black certification too thanks to its OLED technology.
I WANT IT ASAP!
What do you think about Odyssey Ark?
in reference to the hdr issues in vlc - why the hell are you using vlc for video playback at all? why not mpv or mpc-hc with madvr which allow for finer control of the video? vlc introduces tons of artifacts and gets chroma wrong, among other things.
really cool but it also sucks that its not available as a stand alone monitor... maybe they'll release one down the line
Also not having g-sync seems like an odd omission
Does it have BFI ?
Can't wait for 240Hz QD-OLED then :P
Why don't they do dual link anymore? Duel HDMI 2.1a/b to make it equal for DP 2.1 since HDMI seem to control audio equipment, monitors, tvs's etc.