expiredRafarious posted Mar 11, 2024 06:58 PM
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expiredRafarious posted Mar 11, 2024 06:58 PM
Costco Members: 27" LG UltraGear QHD OLED Gaming Monitor + $100 Gaming Credit
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FYI, I didn't downvote your comment. You did downvote mine in exchange.
If you're a person who uses brightness at values of 500 nits+, this monitor is NOT for you. Put it in perspective, the framework 16 laptop I have has a 550nit brightness monitor, and I think it's eye searing, but there are those who daily drive panels at 1000 nits. the panel works better in environments that are darker. If I have to give a rough range, if you use a monitor at roughly 200-250 nits brightness, this panels fine.
the advantage of LG's relativity speaking conservative brightness is that the panel (considered second gen WOLED, the panel has MLA tech as well to boost brightness somewhat vs gen 1) is that it's less prone to burn in. various tests, including the ongoing oled test happening at Rtings essentially have the panel doing fine so far last i recall, especially when compared to gen 1 qdoled panels in terms of longevity.
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FYI, I didn't downvote your comment. You did downvote mine in exchange.
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If you're a person who uses brightness at values of 500 nits+, this monitor is NOT for you. Put it in perspective, the framework 16 laptop I have has a 550nit brightness monitor, and I think it's eye searing, but there are those who daily drive panels at 1000 nits. the panel works better in environments that are darker. If I have to give a rough range, if you use a monitor at roughly 200-250 nits brightness, this panels fine.
the advantage of LG's relativity speaking conservative brightness is that the panel (considered second gen WOLED, the panel has MLA tech as well to boost brightness somewhat vs gen 1) is that it's less prone to burn in. various tests, including the ongoing oled test happening at Rtings essentially have the panel doing fine so far last i recall, especially when compared to gen 1 qdoled panels in terms of longevity.
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Using this with a 7900xtx, so I was shooting for 4K but maybe a 2K OLED would be just fine at 240hz?
Wow, 20 downvotes...somebody has their farm running hot.
Wow, 20 downvotes...somebody has their farm running hot.
If you're a person who uses brightness at values of 500 nits+, this monitor is NOT for you. Put it in perspective, the framework 16 laptop I have has a 550nit brightness monitor, and I think it's eye searing, but there are those who daily drive panels at 1000 nits. the panel works better in environments that are darker. If I have to give a rough range, if you use a monitor at roughly 200-250 nits brightness, this panels fine.
the advantage of LG's relativity speaking conservative brightness is that the panel (considered second gen WOLED, the panel has MLA tech as well to boost brightness somewhat vs gen 1) is that it's less prone to burn in. various tests, including the ongoing oled test happening at Rtings essentially have the panel doing fine so far last i recall, especially when compared to gen 1 qdoled panels in terms of longevity.
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I hate this site and the sus posters so much. I'm out.
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