LG 42" OLED C2 series now available from Costco.
Brand new item that is hard to find in stock. Sold out at the usual authorized retailers. Currently at MSRP, but includes extended warranty, potential cash back, better than average return and price match policy.
2% cash back if you have Executive Membership + another 2% back if you have Citi Costco Credit Card.
Costco includes a 2nd year warranty standard, plus 3-Year additional Allstate warranty included (does not cover burn-in), for a total of 5 years.
Found it interesting that the listing specifically states it has an EVO panel given that LG recently said 42" may not include EVO panel until Q2.
Was in stock for me and will arrive in 3 business days.
90-day return policy. 30-day price match policy. Free shipping.
"Features:
OLED Evo Panel
120 Hz Refresh Rate
NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible
Wifi 6
Magic Remote with NFC"
4 HDMI 2.1 ports (listing incorrectly states HDMI 2.0)
https://www.costco.com/lg-42%22-c...72278.html
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I initially got the CX 55" for a great deal when I was also able to snag a 3080. I later grabbed a C1 48" as the deals were so good and the CX 55" was a little much for my needs (the CX 55" moved to the bedroom).
Question for anyone with one of these OLEDs - I still have games, specifically during load screens (e.g. - out of engine 2D load screen) experience the flicker. I have done everything from different computers (Intel 11 series and 12 series), tons of different cables both long and short, certified and not (using AVSForums as a guide), I've gone with enabled and disabled network, turned off the Live features, uninstalled pretty much all but the basics on my computer, tried all the HDMI ports, gone through all the TV settings including setting PC as the input of course, etc. Every once in a while I think I've gotten it figured out but then the flickering eventually comes back. I have it figured in my mind that maybe when I thought it wasn't flickering, G-Sync didn't get enabled during that specific boot for some reason, as that is the one thing that 'fixes' the issue - disabling G-Sync.
I think I've pretty much read/tried everything, and wouldn't usually post this here, but I figure there must be plenty of SD'ers that have gotten various versions of this OLED and might have ideas. One thing to note - my brain tries to tell me that I had more success with the 55", but I haven't lugged this computer up to the bedroom. I also haven't tried an X Series X or PS5 as I'm not a console gamer.
Apologies for the long post, especially if I shouldn't be putting this in a deal thread. I'm just about ready to go without G-Sync as the flickering just bugs me. I'm wondering if there is something in the NVIDIA control panel that is the 'magic bullet'. It is set to 4K 120Hz in case anyone was wondering, and hitting the green button on the remote shows the OLED is running at 119Hz. When it flickers, it drops to 118Hz or 117Hz during those load screens.
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