Monitors From 2023 I Would Personally Buy
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06:55 - Monitors I Would Buy for Work
09:26 - Honorable Mentions
Monitors From 2023 I Would Personally Buy
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I have just purchased the AOC AG276QZD today. I got it for $964 AU ($658 US) due to a friend's staff discount. I am upgrading from a 6 year old 1080p 60hz IPS display, so I think the difference may be noticeable to a trained professional. This is $631 AU cheaper than the ROG Swift PG27AQDM, so I would consider it to be the right choice for me, since that would be out of budget anyway. This is going to be paired with my first ever PC build, and I am beyond excited.
You and Steve have been a tremendous resource for figuring out what to buy as a beginner and I am sure you will continue to do the same in 2024! Happy New Year!
For anyone wondering, I am intending to pair a 7800X3D with a 7900 XTX inside a Lian Li Lancool 216, but I am waiting until after CES to buy the GPU, just to be safe. I doubt Nvidia will change my mind, but I would rather be safe.
this year I purchased a Gigabyte M28U based on your review. Excellent monitor for coding. My other systems are using 2K monitors and I didn't think 4K would make much difference, but I was wrong. 4k makes it easier on the eyes reading walls of text or code.
The thumbnail got me confused, I thought this is an apple buying guide.
@@xSkully_Hlook at it REALLY close
(Is this a woooosh or am I being wooooshed?)
@@xSkully_H 😂 surely he doesn’t think it’s the XDR
@@xSkully_Hlook very closely at what is on that Samsung oled g8
best apple this year is the GA65QWHD-Golden
Green Apples 🍏 is the Way they taste the best..
This video is invaluable not necessarily for my own purchase (I have Tim's buying guide for that!), but for thinking about how my use case matches/contrasts with Tim's, and as a result, figuring out truly what it is I want out of the monitors I _do_ buy. Thanks, Tim!
Can you do a video of setting up the OLEDs? Or have any recommendations in terms of settings / what you do when gaming and consuming content?
god i love seeing someone take on a video concept ive seen before and being absolutely sure they gonna give the original creator a shoutout, love to see it guys
love the monitors for work section! recently was looking for a 1440p 144hz monitor for some gaming and work combined, the video really helped on choosing
Recently, I've been leaning towards the LG 42 Flex. Yes, it's last years design, but looking at it in person is amazing. I like the versatility of going from flat to a 900r curve, plus it's ability to project the full 42" 16:9 ratio screen down to a 32" or 27" monitor, or a 21:9 (~38") ultrawide. It's been on sale a few times now on both Amazon and at Best Buy for just under $2,000. I know that ultrawides have gained in popularity for gaming, but the 16:9 ratio on the 42 Flex makes for a good combo of productivity plus use for flight simming (MSFS2020).
Great video. I also like ultrawide and have the Dell alienware aw3423dwf. What I don't like is the high pitch coil whine and fan noise. Also I can't work with the text fringing, i do a lot of writing and some gaming aside. I'll look into your suggestions!
I just bought the Samsung G8 OLED at Black Friday. I love the understated look and I find the Smart features are actually very useful. Text is also not an issue for me, I am working on a PhD so I use this for productivity at home, and I see no fringing. I personally think this issue is overblown, but YMMV. No coil whine for my recent unit either. I run Pixel Refresh feature once a week, just to minimize the (unavoidable) risk of burn-in. Very happy!
I really like the content on this channel and have only commented positively on previous videos, but I feel, and maybe that's just me, that there are too many recommendation videos already. I would really want to see some interesting *very* in-depth explanations on different monitor techonologies, upcoming monitors and more stuff like that in addition to testing new monitors. Also revisiting monitors after firmware updates like the situation with the NEO G9 would be interesting to see. BTW Samsung dropped another update back in October.
this
Yeah he’s just been making the same video over and over
38" Ultrawide is my favorite size and the 12:5 (24:10) ratio of 3840x1600 is chef's kiss for me. I use two 38" UWs in a vertical stack, the bottom being a 144hz AW3821DW mainly for gaming/media and the top is an older Acer CZ380CQK for everything else. Super happy with this setup and would love to see 38" OLED versions in the future.
It pains me to see future 2nd gen OLEDs will stick to 3440x1440 in 39" and 45" sizes, hard pass for me.
Great honest list and reviews. Looking forward for the 2024 models announced, specially the 4k OLED 32" from ASUS and LG, I believe that's the endgame of OLED monitors
I have the Gigabyte M34WQ for gaming and graphics design work, it is pretty good for the price if you want ultrawide, good colors and good refresh rate. It also works as my docking station, so I save desk space not using an external one to plugin my work macbook or my linux steam deck
Have that as well since 2 years and I'm quite happy with it!
Bought this one this year, amazing price to performance. My only complaint is the matte coating which is very noticeable when you are close to the monitor. Other than that, it's great.
I like mate coating, havent noticed any drawbacks (much better than strong reflections) @@Ruben98RaptoR
Don't forget guys, if you on occasion have a use case where you want higher refresh rates on your ultrawide, you can set scaling to GPU and play games at 2560x1440. With OLED's it's nice because the black bars are solid black and don't have that haziness to them.
I can’t wait for the G9 oled review next year. Can’t wait to see your thoughts.
I just got a couple G9 OLEDs, can't wait to set them up and see how they look.
I'm really looking forward to the 2nd and 3rd wave of OLED monitors coming out. I'm especially looking forward to the WOLED 5K2K 240 Hz monitors LG has teased in their future panel roadmap. 5K2K is the best of both worlds, being the benefit of 4k and the benefit of ultrawide, so it'll be phenomenal if they can really nail those monitors.
Asus 4k oled 240hz cant wait for it
i got the asus og42uq.. so 4k oled, but 138hz.. wont recommend it :D@@GFE.
@@GFE. ooh yea gonna play counterstrike at 4k 240hz!!!woohoo.........
Do you have any links to this 5k2k ultrawide teaser? As far as I'm aware, they are releasing 240hz 32" 4k Oleds (good) and 45" 3440x1440 Oleds (bad - terrible dpi if you are sitting up close) in the near future.
@@gencoserpen1260yeah that news kinda annoyed me, I was hoping for a 38" 3840x1600 at least or even a 40" 4320x1800
Thanks for a very interesting video. I was planning on buying an OLED monitor for my PC, but as I'm not a gamer and it would be used only for everyday internet and office work, it's clear I need to stick with a standard IPS monitor.
Like you, I don't like 60Hz monitors and 75 Hz is hardly an upgrade, so looks like I shall have to find a suitable 144 Hz model. My biggest problem is space, which really limits me to 24 inch, without a major reshuffle of my office space... which could become excessively expensive, as well as inconvenient. Hey Ho! Happy New Year.
Just got my Odyssey OLED G8. I was skeptical but wowww it looks so good
So I bought a AW3423DW back in January, ended up getting slight burn in, contacted Dell and got a new one, though they asked if I wanted a DWF model instead. I said sure, fine whatever. They then said they would pick up my old monitor... that never happened... I even sent them an email, they didnt respond lol. Now I have two, feelsgoodman? I guess?
I'll buy the DW from ya lol
Gotta accept those little wins when we get them
Dell customer support tends to do this with there monitors frequently, so many stories of people getting replacements and getting to keep the defective
Bought the LG 32GR93U from Tim's recommendation, and it was a bad call. The left/right viewing angles are shockingly terrible, and I see darkening at the sides when sitting directly in front of it. Do not buy this monitor if you care about screen consistency at all.
1:05 I'm personally switching back to 16:9. I've had so many issues with games not supporting ultrawide correctly or even glitching out when trying to run, so I have to set the desktop to 16:9 to make the problem go away, then switch back to 21:9 for new games that actually support it. I guess it's not a problem if you mostly only play new AAA releases, but I play a TON of old games and new indie games, and a lot of them don't support 21:9, sadly.
This is why I ditched my 21:9 monitor. It's just a pain when the games don't support it, and even setting it to display a 16:9 picture and leaving black bars on either side just doesn't feel as good as playing on a native 16:9 display.
Yes, I am using 21:9 for few years and every second game have problems and even some AAA in 2022-2023, wasted countless hours searching for modifications, that work, don't work or make set of new problems. 32inch 16:9 looks good instead of 34inch 21:9. And people talking about that "immersion", I not that long ago had opportunity to play on 55inch TV and PS5, and immersion is on another level its not about 21:9 its about overall size of the screen.
Similar: I am thinking of going from 21:9 to 16:10 for gaming because it is just better supported, though I havent had game breaking issues. And I am using same 21:9 for about 8 years for work as well. Where I need it, so I am kind of blocked. :)
i was looking for some opnion on this, thank you. Im between a ultra wide and a 16:9 and i play mostly indie and old games , think that would be a bad value for me
I forgot. On the other hand - movies (netflix) with 21:9 is excellent most of the time.
Hey there! I'm eagerly awaiting your review on the SAMSUNG 49" Odyssey OLED G9 G95SC Series Curved Smart Gaming Monitor, as mentioned in one of your earlier videos. I'm on the fence about purchasing it and your insights will greatly help me make an informed decision. Could you please share when we can expect that review? Thanks a bunch!
Great as chasing the cutting edge is, I recently bought a mostly-ignored Iiyama G-Master G4380UHSU-B1, which is a 43 inch 144Hz VA panel. Weirdly good despite being VA and cheaper than most in the bracket. I don't think an Iiyama has been anywhere in the current gaming-centric consciousness for years but this one was pretty good, albeit not as responsive as my smaller LG GL83a. Would probably flunk if reviewed by our guru here
Agree that the 38" format, with the 3840x1600 resolution, is a much nicer experience than the 34" displays. I hope that the 38" will be more popular in the future, making way for better gaming monitors. I use a 38" monitor as my primary monitor today, and would love a gaming QD-OLED version, if it could be used for work as well.
I love my 38in LG monitor. A TFT with micro LED would be awesome. I'm ok with 144hz even for occasional gaming. TN is way faster, but at the cost to viewing angles. QD-OLED is just not worth it for productivity until burn in and the pixel layout (for text clarity) have been solved more.
I have a aw3423dw but would upgrade the second a 3840x1600 version is released.
yep, same @@MrHakisak
pixel density is trash for 1440p. Needs to be 4k, and good luck running AAA games with a 38" 4k monitor lol!
I have the 38 alienware and it looks super good as long as you aren't trying to watch vids full screen
I really like the Circus music at the end of each video.
I picked up the MSI G274QPX for $400 CAD this week. Looking forward to using it with my new set up until OLEDs figure out their burn in issues. I anticipate playing some games with static interfaces and will be doing enough web browsing to stay away from OLEDs at this point.
I'm surprised there was no reviews for the g9 oled or the g9 neo 57 inch. Those were the top 2 monitors I'm really interested in and hoping to get an honest review on.
Ikr. Samsung's G9 lineup has always been top tier performance, immersion and wide body, yet many reviewers shrug it off.
They have a g9 esque review on monitors unboxed. It's the 144 Asus though
The G9 57" is basically pointless. 7680x2160 is WAY too hard to run
"It depends" A lot f poeple want to run the 57in at max refresh rate. If you are ok with 120hz or 144hz, then it is easier to drive. But no one is going to spend 2k on a monitor who doesn't also have a decent computer to drive it.
Really, the main issue with the 57in is the TN panel. The view angles are rather poor, hence the curve. Lacking Thunderbolt 4 input is a miss as well. I get that it is a gaming monitor, but at this point I think all monitors should offer a USB-C connection + power for laptop connections. @@drunkhusband6257
@drunkhusband6257 I'm currently running two of them in a dual config at 120 Hz without issue on a 4090.
Great video! What do you think of Corsair XENEON 32UHD144?
Thanks Tim for the personal insight. Please keep doing these pieces - the way you frame these decisions with your personal usecases is very helpful.
After all the testing and comments you've given over the year I've decided on the LG 27GR93U for my wife's new system and she couldn't be more happy since christmas eve - and I couldn't be more relaxed now since she'd have burn-in problems using OLED in no time. It's a great "one size fits all" solution that only lacks true HDR and performs admirably otherwise. Just went 27" because she thought 32" was too large for her desk.
What is your take on IPS Black? Looks great on first impression!
After watching the latest TFT central video I've decided to once again wait another year before shelling out that kind of money on an OLED screen.
I'm super excited for the new RGWB layout, not to mention 240 and 480(!!!!) Hz on an OLED. It will be glorious and I just can't get myself to spend over 500$ on a current gen monitor knowing what will be available next year. I can't wait to see what CES has to offer!
I bought the Odyssey Oled G8, I really love OLED colors and reactivity, though I wish it was 240Hz instead of 175Hz, but I'm still amazed by it
if only it was a bit taller vertically. Shame.
I keep seeing people opting for the LG C2 and C3 for their computer monitor at the 42" and 48" sizes. I'd be curious to know the pro's and cons of going that route over 34" and 38" ultrawide. I suppose you lose out on the QD-OLED, but has that format's text fringing really been fixed?
Yeah, I agree with you! I tried a few monitors and settled on 2x G8 QD-OLED 175hz 10bit monitors for a stacked set up, I also have a 65S95B on the side too for 4K 144hz 10bit gaming, running it off of my 4090 Strix OC / 7800X3D gaming rig. Absolutely love QD-OLED tech, great for gaming and very happy with my 3x QD-OLED gaming screens! looking forward to see if a 4K version of the G8 comes out soon to grab an upgrade on both of mine, I've had the G8's for over a year, since the pre order early release here in the UK!
Liar
As a budget gamer, you're giving me a fucking heart attack dude lol
@@Vorexia my bad bro, I'm a sucker for new technology 😂 😁✌️
I've almost pulled the trigger on the Alienware OLED, especially last Black Friday. But seeing how many benefits the next gen OLED offers,and that they'll be expected within the next two years, i'll have to wait.
Additionally, I'm looking to see what expected Mini-LED offers and if OLED monitors finally start coming in 4K 27 or 32 inch, not ultrawide. I don't have the space for an ultrawide, no matter how much I like it
Still no miniled monitors from ViewSonic, Red magic, e.t.c. with 1152 zones and more.
For me it's really hard to discuss monitors given how many variables there are to consider. Depending on the viewing distance I may want a bigger monitor or higher resolution. But that all goes out the window if I upgrade my desk/setup, so it's very much a balance of the ever changing flux.
you also reviewed the MSI MEG 342C Oled this year!
I ordered the Samsung G8 OLED. Upgrading from 2x 27" set up to ultrawide, so I'm looking forward to first experience of both ultrawide and OLED. I'm holding off on playing Cyberpunk till I get it.
once you go ultrawide you never go back, trust me
Perfectly happy w/ a Gigabyte M27Q. Bought it about this time last year based on your review. I honestly don’t care about bells and whistles or color accuracy(assuming it’s not horrid). Price is the main driver and the M27Q ticked all the boxes.
Used to like ultrawides before, but for me using Cubase music software 4K is just better to see more of the large projects at once, less scrolling back and forth, better project overview etc. Been using 48 C1 for PC gaming like CP77 with m/kb and enjoying games so much more than any 34 3440x1440
Are you going to review the C3 at some point?
Tim, love your thoughts on the AOC Q24G2A, 24" 1440p I have it reviews have been good , but would love to see what you have to say😎
I don’t know if it’s a gap in the market or a gap in reviews but when I went to replace a 12 year old professional display it was very difficult to find options with high refresh rate and pro level color performance. Finally ditching my 50hz (!) refresh rate is astonishing but it’s hard to find a display that can also give me the color/uniformity performance I need for photo and video editing.
Can you please make a video regarding which are the best 27 inch and 32 inch monitors to use with the powerful iMac M3, either as a secondary monitor with the laptop or primary monitor for the Mac Studio? Thank you.
Bought the 42 ktc.oled 138hz for 850 and its.amazing...I also have. 175 hz 1440 and a 240 hz 27 in 1080 for comp gaming..best setup period
How many hours have you used aw3423dw, did you see any signs of burn-in and do you use it only for gaming or you use it also for productivity work?
If you had a DWF would it be worth exchanging for the Odessy G8?
As far as I understand by using the CRU software you can enable 1000 nit peak brightness on the OLED G8 with AMD GPU. At least for me the Windows HDR calibration tool clips at 1000 nits with G8 & 7900 XTX.
I switched from the Samsung G7 32inch to the Samsung oled g8 this summer. Fantastic monitor despite som faults like the monitor going to sleep then later wont recognize the pc, so i have to restart the whole system to Get it to work… despite that the monitor is for me a wow experience, i have visited tons of older games aswell as new just to see how they look. The Motion clarity and response time combined with g sync is fantastic. The only thing that bothers me is the vrr flickering related to oled monitors and massiv fps drops. (Vrr control works but for me as a very sensitiv person i find the input lag to increase a bit and stuttering so i wont use it) Thank you for all youre fantastic videos this year as every year. Very happy with my purchase despite som faults.
This wake from standby was fixed in firmware 1603 (couple weeks back), i had to manually download and install via USB
@@daviddries8676oh really! I will check it out, thank you :-)
I'd love a review on the AOC Q27G3XMN 27.0" 2560 x 1440 180 Hz Monitor one day if you can find it. Seems to have great HDR at relatively affordable prices.
For editing videos should I put my monitor in sRGB or dci-p3? When should I use one over the other?
I'm curious, as a AW3423DW owner myself, have you updated the firmware on your monitor to the one on Dell's website dated 12/5/23? If so, have you noticed any benefits/problems?
The review of the G274QPX showed that the response times of the monitor are subpar, one could say the response times are too slow for the 240hz refresh rate (Refresh compliance?). Why do you keep recommending the monitor, honest question? Does inverse ghosting or overshoot not really matter when playing high fps competitive games?
I wanna see if the new alienwares manage to surpass the dw and dwf variants and what price they'll come in at.
Yall really sleeping on the Odyssey G6 240hz 1440p VA. Lower response times than most ips panels and 4x better blacks.
Cons being the viewing angles and curve if you don't like it. But if you're sitting withing 20 degrees of the center of the monitor the g6 is the way to go for 240hz 1440p. It's the perfect middle ground between lcd and oled with great blacks, good peak brightness, excellent response times. The Odyssey g7 240hz 1440p are also fantastic.
Persoanlly I'm staying away from oled monitors until burn in after 12k hours at 50% brightness is negligible(I've had most of my monitors for a min of 5 years)
These reviewers can afford to churn through a new monitor every 3 years so longetivity is not a factor for most of them.
I bought a Odyssey G6 back in February and honestly, I cant really fault it when it comes to high refresh 1440p gaming. Having 240hz, nice blacks, good colour's, good brightness, a great response time and smart features, is just pretty hard to fault for the £420 that I paid for it. For such a cheap monitor, it also handles HDR surprisingly well. I also use it's smart features (Tizen) far more than I first thought that I would. There's very little in the way of downsides to it, TBH. The only ones that I've found is first setting it up, which takes ages trolling through menus, doing firmware updates and setting up all of it's smart features. There's also a very slight bit of light bleed in it's lower right corner, but that's mostly unnoticeable even in a dark room and very occasionally it's "game mode" just flips out for no reason and has to be reset. The curved screen can also take a few days to get used to, if like me you where used to flat screens. But once you get used to it, you simply don't notice the curve anymore and actually find that it's more immersive in games (especially in first person games). Viewing angles although not fantastic are decent enough, as long as you don't fidget or move about in your chair too much. Honestly, it's the best monitor that I've owned and I've never regretting buying it, unlike several monitors that I've owned in the past. It's just a great affordable mid-range 1440p monitor, which I can barely fault except for a few very minor niggles (a 9/10).
Strangely, I don't think the G6 was ever reviewed on this channel by Tim. Which is a shame because like all the Samsung Odyssey's, it's just a great monitor (although it's often overlooked).
It costs almost as much as an OLED in Australia so maybe that's why they never got around to it
Does a 32" 1440p oled exist? I like my 32" 1440 monitor but I'd love to get an oled. I just dont think my gpu can handle 4k well enough (6800xt)
Hell yeah, I love my g8.
By the way, how do I clean my curved ultra-wide oled screen?
What do you think of the 32"DWF version?
Would you recommend the G8 over the Aw3423DWF or Aw3423DW?
really random question, what video does he always have running on the background for all his monitors. curious to see how it would look like on my rig
I’m still really happy with my OLED G8, but it does have a couple of bugs. If I turn the display off for a few hours with my PC still on, when I turn it back on sometimes it would say that the resolution isn’t supported. The only solution would be to unplug and plug the display cable.
Similarly, it would sometimes be overly sharp if I turn it back on. I have to adjust the sharpness, like go one below then go back to my setting for it to return to normal. Really weird and annoying.
Review the innocn 27g1s
hey bro which one should i go for? MSI G274QPX or MSI G274QPF-QD
What monitors would you buy for gaming and office work and movies?
Great Video
please review benq mobiuz ex2710u i think this monitor deserved that
I have bought the OLED G8 at a black friday sale. Realy happy about it :)
Have an AMD GPU btw. No issues from me. But I might just be too casual to know what I miss out on :)
I’d personally wait till 2024 for more oled options
Not along wait
I'm with you Tim. I have been on the Acer x34p (3440x1440p @ 120Hz) since 2017 and have been thinking about upgrading to Alienware aw3423dwf but I really want slightly bigger 38 inch screen at 3840x1600 at anything above 144Hz so going to wait for an OLED monitor at that spec when they are under $/£1,000 😂
few years at least if they even make 38, because only LG experimented with these panels.
Yes, as much as I get the upgrade bug every day, I'm OK waiting.. no point spending a lot of money on something while waiting for something else 😊
@@ahmadthegreatone Yeah, and maybe they will become more reliable, because now they ask a lot of babying to last.
Can I stream movies on the g8 in 4k 21:9? I currently have an LG 21:9 monitor and I can only watch hd content that is fitted to the screen using a browser plugin. I don‘t have a sharp image that way. Can I watch movies on the g8 smart feature on the whole screen or will there always be black bars?
Corsair Flex 240Hz monitor by far is the most immersive single gaming monitor that I've ever owned and is the replacement of my 175Hz Alienware and your daily driver. Absolutely! I would love to have a 45" 21:9 500Hz or 1kHz 5120x2160 OLED with DP 2.x and an Nvidia Ultra G-Sync module. 👍👍
bought the Alienware AW3423DW a month ago, partially on your recommend. I LOVE it. Thank you! My primary use case is MMO.. FF14 and WoW. the display is gorgeous! paired with a new 4090. Question: GSync is enabled, the display is 177hz.. but in game.. with say FF.. I see 300+ FPS. not abad thing, but does mean something is misconfigured? thank you.
I use the M27Q from the Dec 4, 2020, review. I bought this year (2023) back in February. I have it set to 120Hz and man how smooth is it from 60Hz. I had in the box for months still using my 60Hz 24in. (fit on my desk) Till my dad's kicked the bucket, we had to wait a week for a monitor (researching and purchasing). I gave him my 60Hz to use (what he was running at) I pulled out the m27q and was blown away at the move from 1080P and 60Hz to 1440p 120Hz. Even older best monitors (Hardware unboxed) are worth buy if cheaper. I paid $299USD +tax on amazon (I live in the US) Yet I prefer Hardware Unboxed reviews over others. (Edit: If I had to go back to 1080p 60hz for gaming. I assure you I would be kicking and screaming all the way and complain every hour.)
Have the same monitor and it’s great. Price to performance is hard to beat.
Do you think I should get the Msi G274QPX, Samsung odyssey G7 or the Alienware Aw2723df?
I recently got the G9 OLED and I actually think it's too wide. I miss my aw3423dw.
I think i'm going to get a 32 inch 4k oled when they come out, and hope that we might see 38 inch ultrawide versions with similar panels in the future.
I currently have a Samsung OLED G8 and do not see myself changing any time soon. It is a great monitor.
I'm really interested in the PG27AQDM. There is currently an offer in Germany for 860€. Usually the price is around 1000€.
Do you guys expect prices to come down even further after CES2024 ?
I want to go 49" ultrawide, but my setup isn't dedicated. I work from home and play PC and ps5 games and I'm looking for a monitor to do all that. Is there a more versatile option?
a review of the neo g9 57'' would be interesting
I have the Alieanware AW3423dDWF. Do you leave yours on or turn it off when you are not using it? I turn mine off because I am afraid of the burn in, which triggers me because I normally leave my monitors on.
Can you review the G9 57" please?
I buy new monitor qhd but got vertical yellow line, around month ago I think, should I go for warranty. It bit of hassle. But during game monitor just ok. 😅.
Please review the refreshed 2023 AOC ultrawide 34 gaming monitor AOC CU34G2XE
I'm using a 27" 1440p Coolermaster GP27Q upstairs and a 4k 55" Samsung QN90C downstairs and aside from 43" and 120hz being the downsides for TV's I'm surprised people don't use TV's more tbh.
Honorable mention to the Dell G2724D, my first 1440p monitor I got for Christmas, never going back to 1080p
yeah i have the samsung oled g8 and it is truly like looking through a window, i swear i can almost touch the things on my screen
I also got coil whine on my g8. Returned it immediately
been thinking of upgrading my 3440x1440 to something bigger,, maybe 1600p, will there be more 2160p monitors in 21:9 next year you think?
Isn't G9 OLED better considering gen2 panel?
I really enjoy the Samsung G8 OLED, BUT, 2 disclaimers. The 1000 nit mode does not work with the mini dp, only mini hdmi. AND the peak brightness setting (which is effectively the 1000 nit mode) goes off all the time. If you're gaming and want it on high, you have to constantly check and turn it back on. and when you turn monitor off and back on, it frequently goes back to off.
I'm looking for a QHD 27" IPS 240hz and was going for the MSI G274QPX, but is out of stock, then I saw the KOORUI 27E3QK on sale (269.99 USD on Amazon). Do you guys think is a good monitor? It has low reviews so, idk :/
just got the asus pg27aqdm can i have some settings? Im in FSP mode but i see everyone does racing mode or user mode why is that? It looks so dark and not vibrant in those modes compared to FPS mode
Do you have any recommendations for 5K monitors? (Between, like, the two or three that are available? 😭)
Surprised this wasn't a "short" that essentially stated "I'd get some cheap crap to see me through a few months as there's some good looking models expected early next year, which will also likely push prices down on existing options."
Went to the LG Ultragear 45” OLED and it is amazing. Dick riding and slander keeps you guys from and excellent monitor. Make up your own mind some time.
will the msi g274qpx be ok for graphics work on a permanent basis?
Alienware AW3423DW (not the DWF) can now update firmware (MOB106) 05 Dec 2023
Hii! Could you please review the NEW AOC Q27G3XMN Mini LED? Pleas, I know it is very cheap and may not be the best to compite with the average monitors you have. I bought it, it does not looks nice, everything except blacks looks bad, even against my cheapest IPS monitor. Therefore, I need help with the settings to enjoy this monitor, plz.