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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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So I'm supposed to post knowingly false information so I don't forget where I come from? Read any review for this monitor and they will all say the same things I did about it lol
I own the monitor, I didn't return it, what did i type to make it seem like I'm not satisfied with it? I paid quite a bit more than this price for it and still don't regret the purchase. please make some sense here
So I'm supposed to post knowingly false information so I don't forget where I come from? Read any review for this monitor and they will all say the same things I did about it lol
I own the monitor, I didn't return it, what did i type to make it seem like I'm not satisfied with it? I paid quite a bit more than this price for it and still don't regret the purchase. please make some sense here
I don't read reviews as much as I used to without taking everything with a grain of salt since tech and gaming nerds are some of the most insatiable individuals on the planet. There's always something to complain about as they min max everything in sight, A-B testing everything to death..but in reality, no one can tell what is better without A-B testing other than these dedicated reviewers whose job it is to find deficiencies.
And the general community is sharing two brain cells, where they just parrot everything the reviewers since they're enclosed in an echo chamber.
I don't read reviews as much as I used to without taking everything with a grain of salt since tech and gaming nerds are some of the most insatiable individuals on the planet. There's always something to complain about as they min max everything in sight, A-B testing everything to death..but in reality, no one can tell what is better without A-B testing other than these dedicated reviewers whose job it is to find deficiencies.
And the general community is sharing two brain cells, where they just parrot everything the reviewers since they're enclosed in an echo chamber.
But none of this was a surprise for me, I knew all this when I bought it. I didnt buy it to read text, I bought it for gaming and media, and its superb at those.
But none of this was a surprise for me, I knew all this when I bought it. I didnt buy it to read text, I bought it for gaming and media, and its superb at those.
Also why I stopped watching digital foundry videos. No one in their right mind is counting pixels and the general consumer should not care. I get they're advocating for improved technology which is great, but individuals should not let that sway them in their purchasing decisions, they should see the monitor for themselves.
You can take all this and compare it to the VR industry. Look at the lenses, they are arguably all terrible. Sure, some of the new ones have improved sweet spot, but they still suck and have terrible fringing as you get closer to the edge of your field of view. But you will never hear any reviewers mentioning that it isn't good enough for them because that is the best it can get, until there's something better..and when that happens, all of a sudden, the older lenses are unplayable. They're all completely, mind numbingly insatiable.
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Also why I stopped watching digital foundry videos. No one in their right mind is counting pixels and the general consumer should not care. I get they're advocating for improved technology which is great, but individuals should not let that sway them in their purchasing decisions, they should see the monitor for themselves.
You can take all this and compare it to the VR industry. Look at the lenses, they are arguably all terrible. Sure, some of the new ones have improved sweet spot, but they still suck and have terrible fringing as you get closer to the edge of your field of view. But you will never hear any reviewers mentioning that it isn't good enough for them because that is the best it can get, until there's something better..and when that happens, all of a sudden, the older lenses are unplayable. They're all completely, mind numbingly insatiable.
Text is easer to read on my 32" 1440p Dell from 10 feet away than on this 39" oled from 2 feet away. And would be far worse for someone without perfect vision.
Text is easer to read on my 32" 1440p Dell from 10 feet away than on this 39" oled from 2 feet away. And would be far worse for someone without perfect vision.
TLDR: Text is perfectly legible on this monitor. The total experience with the monitor is great! If in doubt, check it out at a local store.
I am not a professional gamer, this one has no sway with me. I have a 43" 4K 60hz Samsung that was half this price and I am fine with that. This is coming from 2 x 27 1440p's, don't miss.
I am also a C64 kid so I'm old, and my eyes are old. Bigger and more PPI win out for me.
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