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39" LG 39GS96QB-B Ultragear 240Hz 3440x1440 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor for $1096.99 - $297.99 when you apply promo code
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Specs:
- 39" 800R Curved 21:9 UltraWide OLED Panel
- UWQHD 3440x1440 240Hz
- NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
- 0.03ms (GtG) Response Time
- 1.5 Million:1 Contrast Ratio
- Brightness (Typ.) 275 cd/m² (Min.) 250 cd/m²
- VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
- Color Gamut (Typ.) DCI-P3 98.5% (CIE1976)
- 65W USB-C PD
- Ports
- HDMI 2.1
- DisplayPort 1.4
- USB Type C
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This has a higher ppi than a 32" 1440p monitor which has the same ppi as a 24" 1080p monitor. No one does work on those I'm guessing?
in reality, most would agree that display size comes first, and for those who solely focus on "Retina display" at 300ppi, you wouldn't be looking at this 39 inch monitor in the first place.
but it is moot point now, since that monitor is sold out.
in reality, most would agree that display size comes first, and for those who solely focus on "Retina display" at 300ppi, you wouldn't be looking at this 39 inch monitor in the first place.
but it is moot point now, since that monitor is sold out.
TVs arent usually being watched from 1-2 foot distance. If so then an 83" oled would look terrible compared to a 55"
This has a higher ppi than a 32" 1440p monitor which has the same ppi as a 24" 1080p monitor. No one does work on those I'm guessing?
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TVs arent usually being watched from 1-2 foot distance. If so then an 83" oled would look terrible compared to a 55"
Your later take about distance is the correct one, which is why you also need to consider anyone buying a flat 32in is never going to be able to sit at the same distance as a 27in ( at least not comfortably ) because you would need to physically move your head to see the edges. Had used a 32in curved for 3 years before reddoing my setup for a g9. During the swap and downtime, the temporary 27in I had to use felt unbearably small.
Unless you're speaking from actual experience I would probably hold off on these takes you're sourcing from the Internet.
Your later take about distance is the correct one, which is why you also need to consider anyone buying a flat 32in is never going to be able to sit at the same distance as a 27in ( at least not comfortably ) because you would need to physically move your head to see the edges. Had used a 32in curved for 3 years before reddoing my setup for a g9. During the swap and downtime, the temporary 27in I had to use felt unbearably small.
Unless you're speaking from actual experience I would probably hold off on these takes you're sourcing from the Internet.
The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
I don't understand these PPI spec nerds, they wouldn't survive with the screens I came from.
I use a 32" dell ultrasharp at work and it has two main display settings - 4k 30hz and 1440p 60hz. Wild guess on which I prefer...
Ppi, after a certain point, does not matter for work purposes. If you're quarreling over text fringing, your job isn't nearly as important as you think it is.
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I don't understand these PPI spec nerds, they wouldn't survive with the screens I came from.
I use a 32" dell ultrasharp at work and it has two main display settings - 4k 30hz and 1440p 60hz. Wild guess on which I prefer...
Ppi, after a certain point, does not matter for work purposes. If you're quarreling over text fringing, your job isn't nearly as important as you think it is.
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