#old-monitors-and-tv
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i wish to remove the blurring i have lately noticed
text and small details have been blurrier on my monitor as of late
and it's on mine specifically
Do you have clear type enabled in windows
Let me check
Try switching it to off or on to see if it improves it or makes it worse
Yeah
Np
Honestly speaking, I would leave them on default unless you have an hardware colour calibrator that can do it accurately
alright. only things I have changed are enabling free-sync premium, upped brightness, and disabled gamma.
If you go in the search menu, you could find (I forget the exact name) windows colour calibration tool that does it by eye
Hmm... I suspect disabling gamma may be an issue lmao
Gamma is like a brightness curve of colours or smth (I forget what it does exactly)
Toggle
Hmm
Off, 1.8, 2.2, 2.4
1.8 was okay but had blurring, 2.2-2.4 just made every thing look like a mess.
What about now that clear type is on
lemme try
mn
rip
screenshot can't capture the difference
Gamma is helping with distinguishing 1 color vs another but has lowered my overall brightness. Blurring is the same
Hmmm
Bad colour accuracy shouldn't be causing blurriness theoretically
It should just look like
Unnatural
Like if you have a yellowish lut for a movie or whatever colour lut
I'd try resetting the monitor to factory defaults
I wonder if you somehow changed some setting that would cause this or smith
Honestly have not many ideas on why things would look blurry? Screenshots seem to be in the right resolution
I restarted the monitor, that helped a little.
Could it just be that my monitor is getting old?
I've never experienced this so probably not
4 years isn't that long for a monitor honestly
It's been powered pretty much 24/7.
I do have my screen set to turn off about 20m of inactivity
On from usage about 12-14hr a day and standby the rest of the time.
20m should be fine
Maybe I'll try an image retention thing
I forget what the site is called
Trying to find it
https://youtu.be/4RY3v_UazW4?si=kmJHBgGTg0GnyhPM oh well just try this lmao
This video contains a pattern that transitions pixels between activated and deactivated, including a fade for smaller gray-to-gray transitions and full black-white-black jumps.
It is intended to clear static within pixels to remove image retention. Using color patterns for this is useless because the pixels are individual elements, and it only...
Basically turns the pixels on and off and hopefully makes it reverse any weird image retention issues
Assuming that it even has occurred
this wacky thing prob?
https://www.jscreenfix.com/
Repair stuck pixels using the JScreenFix algorithm.
Oh I think that was what I was thinking of lol
I guess I was remembering the wrong tool since that only does stuck pixels specifically
It didn't fix my dead pixel though ...
But when I gave my monitor to my friend for free, it fixed itself magically
Probably during transport
Lmao
be enginer
whack thing
it fixed
But yeah try running this in full screen for like 20 mins and see if that helped at all
Percussive maintenance somehow works on so many things
so just play this when I am not at my computer?
lmao tell me about it. Roky Remotes are an excellent example.
I mean, you could stare at the pattern but it's pretty boring lmao
You don't have to run it everyday, just run it and see if it improves anything
Gotcha. I will do that once I am off work in a bit.
@rocky cypress the video thing definitely helped.
Not perfect but it's a noticeable difference.
Colour me moderately surprised
If image retention really is the issue, then run that clearing pattern for longer and see if that resolved the problem
Also you can turn your gamma back on
I think 2.2 is the standard gamma
Gotcha.
how expensive are oled monitors usually? I've seen comparison pictures and I can't help to be intrigued
I probably won't have enough budget for that, but I am still looking for a 27" 1440p +144hz IPS monitor that doesn't break the bank
max budget would be $250-$300 but I'll gladly accept anything way lower that is somewhat recommendable
I've heard about the M27Q by Gigabyte and I wonder if it still is a top pick nowadays
Right now, $400 is the cheapest decent oled panel
Also would like accurate colors as I do video editing and creative work, and just do casual gaming
If you're good with oled care and avoid constant high brightness, they're second to none
$400 for oled is not bad honestly
Lowest they've gone is $300
Oled who and the what now? lol
Oled care
So like
Letting the panel refresh itself
Not playing the same game for 10 hours a day without rest
Leaving HDR off most of the time
Making sure to avoid static pictures
A refresh cycle is recommended every for 4 hours of continious use, required every like 16-24 hours of continued use
Things like that
I'm not that big on HDR, mostly cause I haven't really looked into it but yea
so how would you do that?
if you just use it on and off, it usually automatically does a cycle when it sleeps and it might not even be noticeable
If these things don't bother you OLED is good, if you worry about burn-in though, Mini-LED is very competitive
every 4 hours, it'll have a small popup
ah, do you have to turn off the pc? or perhaps just the monitor
you can choose to refresh it there and then or choose to put it off and do it manually afterwards
The monitor just needs a couple minutes
it takes around 5 minutes
oh, honestly fine w that. but it may not be for me as I tend to leave my monitor on for long periods
If you want to leave your monitor on all day, mini led va is probably a better option
I'll stick to the 27" ips 1440p +144hz options I have for now
Mini led options can be pretty cheap
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1784672-REG/acer_um_hxxaa_302_27_wqqhd144hz_va_monitor.html
I'd be fine with VA as well, seems more than good compared to my current TN lol
I'll look into mini led as well, the link you sent looks good
Mini LED achieves half of the way to OLED using local dimming zones, but without burn in, and still has a little bit of the downside of VA
I'll take it over whatever I have currently
yeah it looks great! I'll search up a few more options, this one is good
Yea
Very very good monitor for the price, head and shoulders above anything else in it's price category
connectivity isn't great but it's doable
No other alternative exists at sub 200 afaik
yeah pretty much
I think the I/O loss is a huge gain for the screen itself
I'll always advocate a good i/o but it's an amazing price for what it is
only dp 1.2 lol
what's up with its connectivity?
but yea it's doable
ah, what about it?
Cheaper parts = cheaper price
It helps it be cheaper
So they'll be making money at $190
Nothing wrong with the connectivity options as long as you hit the bandwidth limits
well how would I exceed bandwidth limits?
It's just that you don't get enough bandwidth to do 10 bit color
You can't is my point
4:4:4?
If so then meh
Not really a loss
and iirc hdmi 2.0 only does up to around 1440p144 with 8 bit color
can do 1440p170 over dp 1.2 with 8 bit though
not that it's a big difference
I mean, I would be asking too much for 10 bit but thinking about it yeah it'd be something good to have. though I haven't really cared too much on color depth
for now my goal is pretty much just upgrade my monitor to be set for at least 3 years, then until I have some income I'll save and invest on good screen
until then I'll wait for newer releases and just cop the acer one š¤·āāļø
I use qled
Which is like
A step down from mini led?
Paid good money for it years ago
I think it's excellent for what it is, I still daily it
I think mini-led would last you that long
At least by then you could probably afford oled for 200
And they'd likely be much better
For clarification btw qled is like mini led, but it uses many zones, not individual LEDs
Similar but not quite the same
yeah I've researched a bit in the past, should refresh myself on em though
as long as it's better than my old tn i got nothing to complain about lmao
thanks a lot techies I appreciate it much 
Afaik miniled does use zones, but the zones can be smaller or bigger depending on which price category the display is competing in
Qled is as far as I can tell, doesn't have to do with how big the local dimming zones are, but is a LCD display with a quantum dot sublayer for better colour accuracy and contrast ratio
Dunno who this helps but a small PSA
Old AOC monitors on the low end used terrible manufacturing glue
24G2 is a common one for this, the screen commits self-delaminate
Just in case we end up discussing one for some reason
(Are they even still in retail?)
Anyone know if the 57" Odyssey Neo G9 is Gsync compatible?
Nvidia gpus support freesync
Aka VESA adaptive sync
It does indeed
Those samsung monitors also ship with free monitor cracking and a refused warranty if it happens

Here's a compilation of them all cracking
Samsung says "User error"

I'd pick something else personally
Wow I didn't know that, that's awesome
https://a.co/d/hgHlkmQ
Thoughts on this as a second monitor to replace my old one?
Old one is around the same size but 75hz and I can't use a monitor stand with it.
being able to use a monitor stand is the main reason I want it, I donāt want anything over the top as in for gaming or anything else
Id grab that
After much research. These 2 monitors is what I'm considering. Any comments, problems, pointers is welcome. Note: I originally wanted a 4k OLED Curved Monitor, but the Odyssey Neo G9 52" was too large for my desk.
Yeah a few tbh
Here's a compilation of them cracking under their own weight and heat:
https://www.rxddit.com/r/ultrawidemasterrace/comments/zsszrb/update_2_conclusion_regarding_my_broken_samsung/
Samsung won't honor the warranty if this happens to you btw
They'll say it's user error even though this happens a lot
The design of the later models post-neo are suspect to these issues since the panels get very hot on top of already being heavy and secured at just one point
Creates a huge amount of flexing with the panel cantilevering off both sides, and one day they just literally start cracking before someone's eyes
A little googling finds that many people who buy these talk about (I'm impressed I can even say this) this panel basically being a lottery to get a genuinely good one
I would avoid any that aren't the original QLED variety imo
We know of a few "lottery" type skus in the pc space just like this, especially with SSD's, they're just plain "Avoid" tier
I should note that this isn't officially a widespread issue on the OLED specifically, however the OLED and QD-OLED variants also produce a lot of heat, and people have already been talking about symptoms like the "popping", so I wouldn't consider them personally since they don't inspire confidence knowing that
Thank you @small warren... I'll probably go with Asus then. Helps that most of my core components are Asus. Hopefully they won't pull a Samsung on the monitors
I love that you were listening but I guess this part also needs explaining
Lol
The asus is the samsung but rebranded

If the mounting system looks a lot better though....then maybe you'll be potentially more ok...
I'd still call those sus personally cos it's mounted at one point
Ooof
If you want a big 49", the old QLED G9 non-neo did 1440p 240hz
And that didn't have issues
It was nice too, QLED
Hmmm the G9 has a PPI of 110 VS Asus of 108
The older non-neos didn't have the crack issue
So that's the only real reason why I'm saying it
Otherwise, go with a 4K 42"?
I think thus is the non Neo
Nope, the oleds are newer
A difference of 2 is pretty much imperceptible
They're effectively in the same boat
And the oled/qd-oleds are already reporting similar symptoms
(The fabled "popping")
They also exhibit as much if not more heat than the neo variants
I'm pretty much saying it's all but confirmed these big 49" will have issues at some point
The only truly vetted ones are the older QLED types
Which btw, still nearly impossible to drive with a gpu
They're still ridiculous
Ya I'm waiting on the 50 series before I upgrade my 3090
If you're considering one of those be prepared for a price jump
That's another "all but confirmed" situation
Ya, going to have to sit and stare at my phone to buy on lunch
My personal take on this, uwqhd is...not unreasonable for a 5090, however
A 4K oled, normal 16:9
Much more screen real estate
Much easier to run
No problems like outlined
You just remember standard oled care and it's even cheaper iirc
Much nicer personally, considering I've tried all this
You can use the screen management to split everything up so well and coordinated too, just like if you had several screens
Some support pbp which means you can split screen
No end to good things about them imo
Sorry I'm pretty much set on to 1 of these 2 monitors
I'm serious lol, like compared to the looming risk of the screen literally fissuring like the rapture
Those big tvs are just plain bigger, easier, better
I mean suit yourself if you're dead set, just remember they crack and "pop", very dodgy
Will purchase a heavy duty mount
And samsung in particular won't honor that
Moun them at both corners underneath to the desk would help a lot
So 3 points instead of 1
That's about the best you could make do of the situation cos the single point will still cause bad flex
Like mounts that just holds it up?
Mhm
Might be difficult cause of the curve
If you hear any popping at all, I'd immediately warranty/return
Not worth trying to persist with these if it comes to that
Think the prices will go up after the holidays?
Yes
Dang
Also think they'll unveil a new generation of it
Good chance
Usually happens yearly
When did they last come out?
That one may even have the fix
About...2 years ago?
Actially
Bi yearly
Just occurred to me the older ones are nearly 4 years wth
Lol
Hmm I might just wait then. Since I don't have a strong enough GPU
Samsung revealed their last new gen G9 at the XTX event
I just got the Amazon Basics fhd 165Hz ips monitor for 80⬠and I must say it is crazy good value
Just snagged a Koorui 24E3 for $50 off FB marketplace
nothing wrong with it as far as I can tell
should be a solid upgrade from my brother's 75hz crappy IPS
Anyone have suggestions for Samsung G9 49" Desk Mount?
Currently Considering: https://www.amazon.com/Secretlab-Magnus-Monitor-Heavy-Duty/dp/B0DF7S2NXV
Made exclusively for ultrawide gaming monitors, including the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 gaming monitor. Securely mount heavier and wider displays (up to 35.2 lbs and 57ā) and move them into the optimal position with ease. Free up even more space on your desk with the Secretlab MAGNUS Monitor Arm (He...
The monitor is a little bit over 20lbs
There are a bunch of cheaper options that can handle that
Oh wait neo g9
34lbs it seems
Not sure if its the Neo, but ya I've heard its heavy
Appears to have decent reviews
I don't think that can work. I've seen review's where they complain about Heavy Duty mounts saging
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You'll likely have to do a bit of deeper searching
50" ultrawide monitors are quite a rare thing
Both of which are known to die spontaneously
Sorry @misty gyro the Price and Free 990 Pro was too tempting
The Asus model has it for $1500
How much was "under 1k" anyways
I hope for your sake that Samsung takes your warranty claim(s) because they're known to decline
$963.89 With Taxes
Me too, but luckily I haven't really seen bad reviews for it.
No Sir
This is the same version but 144Hz Vs 240Hz
Hmm
Couldn't really find a good price history but tbh $250 off a 1.2k monitor isn't really a tempting deal for a monitor with a history of killing itself
It's the best offer I can find at this size. I was originally opting for the Asus, but it was around $1,500.
Why do you want an ultra wide monitor
You could get a pretty good tv for a similar price
Primarily for Gaming and Ya I was also considering the LG Flex
Would even have more monitor space
Gaming doesn't really work on ultrawide though
Most games don't really know what to do for it lmao
Not all Titles, but future titles will mostly support it
That's what they said like a decade ago
Plus I got the $$$ to burn.. lol
Oh playing Space Games like Star Citzen on Ultra Wide is amazing
I'll be honest, burning money on a nice tv or home theater setup would make a bit more sense than an ultrawide monitor lmao
Yaa.. already have those covered
Always are improvements
I'm suprised I'm not using my LG C1 as my monitor
I tend to just use my Monitor with PC
You could have done that instead yeah
Yaa. dk why.. I'm weird I guess
There is definitely a reason why even Linus managed to figure out that a tv worked better than using an ultrawide
65" 4K OLED Vs 50" 2K Monitor.. No competition
The CEO of bad financial decisions: Mr Linus Sebastian
I just gotta have the best things I guess
The best but also cost/effort cutting
Always ends up biting himself in the ass
Lmao
Ya I do agree, but hey it's a better addiction than the alternatives
It's not too late to cancel or refund the monitor and switch to getting a tv instead
Already got the TV lol
You would get quite a bit more screen for your money
You could get another tv to use as a monitor
LG Flex was the closest, i think the price is what trough me away or Specs
Oh ya it was the price
If you insist on the ultrawide, I can't stop you, but I do believe that a tv would be often be better value for your money to use as a computer monitor of significant size
a 42" LG Flex is $1,600
Oh no Doubt. I've already done it a few times. but I seem to use the monitor the most. Only time I use the TV is for Movies and PS5
I do appreciate you looking out for me, but I really do want an Ultra Wide for my Games. Now I just hope this monitor isn't broken and won't brake from the weight for a long time.
Yeah hopefully there won't be issues
Well, more importantly, if there are any issues, even if unrelated to it breaking itself, you manage to get Samsung support to RMA
As I mentioned myself, samsung just has a really dodgy service
You pay for the "Apple that isn't apple" brand and product but then you don't get the service like apple gives for support or warranty
Rtings and blur Busters worked together and now the rtings standardized test pattern is public
Best <200 mini-LED atm?
Ive seen a lot of em going around but finally want to pull the trigger
acer nitro xv275u p3 only mini led under $250 afaik
that doesn't have panel failure issues, cough cough cooler master
How is it in terms of quality?
Eh if its the general recommended im sure its fine
Ill grab it for sure then, appreciate it
felix knows more abt it than me
from what someone else told me, it's good until youre getting less than 120hz
Ghosting?
I'm not sure, I'd probably look at a review between the two
i have the AOC one and only have good things to say
well, except viewing angle, but that's meh on any VA panel
How much is that atm
$250
Idc bout viewing angles so no worry
Does the price fluctuate at all?
i got mine at $280, but technichally only $160 or so outta pocket
Ill check on pcpart
it's alr $30 off, it's still a new release and we haven't seen it lower
Id be fine paying a bit more if the quality dif was worth
I'd love to be able to suggest this, but it has widespread panel failure https://www.amazon.com/Cooler-Master-Tempest-Quantum-FreeSync/dp/B0CX6M86JM/ref=sr_1_4?
The Tempest GP2711 is a marvel of technology and is tailored to meet the high standards of avid gamers and demanding creative professionals. Adopt Cooler Master Innovation, with unique cooling design to boost 30% more durability. Featuring Mini LED, QHD resolution, and a 165Hz refresh rate, it el...
Oo that looks good
Any issues you have with this monitor?
none whatsoever, you gotta mess with settings a bit but that's any monitor
hdr is absolutely amazing on it
i upgraded from the hp x27q, and the difference in hdr is like night and day
almost as big of a difference as going from 1080p 165hz va to the x27q
Im curious how it compares to the oled on my phone
Ik it wont be true blacks but
Seeing some mixed reviews online on the color? Guess its not a very plug and play HDR
Also bad firmware iirc
Thats any monitor though
And it was pretty easy for me to adjust settings
I think HDR on windows can sometimes just be weird no matter the monitor
@small warren sorry to ping ya š think you could give me your opinion here?
?
What do
Two monitors
Dis one
Oop sorry for pinging
Forgot to turn it off rip
And the nitro
Is the extra money worth it?
For maybe $20?
Not much more
The P3 is really good as is, if you don't need I/O ofc
so theres no difference in panel quality?
Its 225 for me
Lol im fine with a bit more extra spent
I just want to know if its an even noticable difference

Ill just get the 225
Thank you felix
Again, there is
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Lol
But like
Both are parity value at those prices
So pick on what you'd prefer
Little better for little more? Or raw value lowest entry
Pick on emotion
The emotions have settled
Replacement for MAG274QRF-QD: My one monitor went dead. I'm trying to figure out if I should swap it out for something else, an E2 or see if I can find remaining stock somewhere.
From what felix mentioned to me, the e2 has panel issues
This is very nice
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/7QsV3C/acer-nitro-xv275u-p3-270-2560-x-1440-170-hz-monitor-umhxxaa302
And this is a step up
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/kJP8TW/aoc-q27g3xmn-270-2560-x-1440-180-hz-monitor-q27g3xmn
If you're looking for cheaper, then this
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/vyqrxr/dell-g2724d-270-2560-x-1440-165-hz-monitor-g2724d
Thanks. Who is AOC? Not heard of them before.
Hows the vrr flicker?
On the aoc
Oh also i cant find anywhere that says if its gloss or matte
they use the same panels as most other larger companies, and are generally pretty good for the price
Hello! Anyone good with TVs? Im looking to get a new TV for my loft and I was wondering if any of these tvs are good and what one I should get.
- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CY4TQ91Q/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER (Hisense U8 Series 55U8N 55-Inch ULED 4K Smart TV)
- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CZMC1YXY/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER (TCL 55-Inch Q65 QLED 4K UHD Smart TV with Google TV)
- https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CZML9HLC/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER (TCL 55-Inch QM7 QLED 4K Smart QD-Mini LED TV with Google TV)
this is going to be a really niche question but is anybody familiar with the BBC micro (model b)'s display? do you know of any adapters that can change some relatively modern standard of video output (e.g. composite) and turn it into whatever digital RGB signals it uses, or any useful information on how the signaling works?
so far i know the digital signals go between 0v and 5v, the pinout of the connector, and that it's digital lmao
i have a friend that wants to revive a monitor for fun
this is the schematic for the bbc micro
dont have anything for the display
that i could find anyways
Have there been any UHD OLED monitors within $500 lately?
Not anything worth buying
Or WQHD.
You could get a used LG C1 or C2 for maybe $600
What do you mean?
Also any oled I feel would be a tremendous improvement over my $120 24" FHD Pixio monitor haha.
Well 4K only makes sense on OLED due to the clarity beyond 32 inches
Like 0% improvement unless you have eyesight good enough to fly as an airforce pilot
So 1440p is the play for a monitor generally speaking
If you want 4K get a TV sized screen for an oled monitor
And even then I can't really vet those completely due to burn in
Burn in is still an issue even with the screen refreshers?
Yes
Rn I can vet the 1440p 240hz OLED/QD-OLED screens
Or the 1440p UWQHD 34" 165+Hz QD-OLEDs
The rest aren't vetted for long term burn in testing at this stage
I'd really like to get better clarity so I am undecided if I should go 4K 32" for clarity or QHD 27" for speed.
Again, 0% difference in clarity at OLED 1440p 32"
By clarity I mean like being able to see the pixels.
I am able to spot pixels on my monitor despite having my head about 3.5-4ft away. Same for laptop screens.
So 32" or under there is no difference in clarity just color and response time?
Also brb
No there's no difference at all unless you have extremely good eyesight
That's what I keep trying to say

On OLED the screen is so much more clean and fluid the difference is even harder to notice pixels vs a different panel type
I plan to get a monitor then buy a psu along with the 5090 unless a good PSU sale comes up sooner
Ok don't buy a 5090 unless you go for a big 4K screen
That's actually a waste of gpu
You'll never use it
By the time that makes sense on 1440p the market will have gone through 2 generations and you could buy a mid range gpu to lap it by then
Even the 4090 is overkill for most of anything unless you make really good money out of your daily render work
Isn't the 4090 barely able to do 140fps on QHD ultra with no dlss?
No???
Whoever told you that both doesn't own a 4090 and doesn't do their settings properly
As a 4090 owner I'm telling you
That it's hard for me to even reach 4K 60 in most situations
Which is akin to near 1440p 100
I'm most of the time at 120fps
So with that in mind let me clarify
A 5090 is a waste for two specific reasons
#1 it's a massive bottleneck for 1440p
Like you won't use all the gpu regardless
The cpu is going to bottleneck it that much
The 4090 has this issue
Both the 7800X3D and 13900K demonstrate this problem thoroughly
#2 the pure power is way beyond the weight of that class of performance
Some techniques that are game changing for your experience
Go look up DF guides for games
Optimise per game
Don't just slap max settings
Max settings often makes no significant difference and they throw a lot of extra in that doesn't do anything to the visual fidelity
Even then it's probably not really worth it because of compression artifacts. Most 4k165+ monitors don't have full bandwidth DP ports and HDMI can't handle it so you need to use DSC.
(plus the GPUs don't have full bandwidth ports)
They bypassed the limit by just using 2 ports now
So less screens you can use
But I can very confidently tell you from 1st hand experience
Anyone saying the 4090 is a 1440p card either doesn't own one or has some absolutely ridiculous standard
The person saying that probably also never saw the 7900 XTX beat it in CoD
Likely didn't yeah lol
The 9800X3D can like
kinda
Saturate a 4090 at 1440p
So good luck fitting an extra 50% more cuda cores into that bottleneck lmao
It's just highly unrealistic
I get your points.
If you really want a 5090 go get a 42"+ screen lol
That will genuinely give you a real experience and you will make proper use of the hardware
I am trying to decide between 3440x1440 34" or a 4K 32" screen depending on which I can get within $600
I know MSI also has one
If you paired that with a 9800X3D you could kinda saturate a 4090 somewhat well
Still way under what a 5090 will be able to do
You buy the monitor to suit the gpu, either can bottleneck the other
And we don't talk bottlenecks around here, but this is a genuine case of it
In a case of extremes like this it's like buying an aventador and only using it for grocery shopping
Quick question. How does 21:9 affect recordings? I know in softwares like OBS and others I can set a custom resolution but I am wondering like does that mean I will need to put my game into a 16:9 aspect as well?
You get either stretched or black bars if you stream or upload
Some softwares let you set the aspect ratio
But if it's gaming you get the ui cut off
So I will need to tell the game what resolution to run at then gotcha.
How does that look on a ultra wide?
Two sides are just black
More black bars
The best way to do ultrawide recording in my experience
Do triple display
Bypass the middle one with the capture card
But even then you still get ui issues
The safest bet is always just a normal 16:9
Least trouble
I need to go cook now but I will read what you are saying when I come back.
I'll do it for the ladies... 
What ladies? The single moms carting their toddlers around the grocery store?
As long as their š„ š
They do virtually
Virtually existing but not actually existing doesn't count

Rarer than a pot of gold
@small warren I plan to buy a 5090 or 5080 to pair with the 9800x3d and my 49" 1440P OLED. Will I still be bottlenecked?
Not on that screen
Though I wish you luck it doesn't crack down the middle
You really should support the sides
Seen a YouTube review for it and he hasn't had issues
Not enough imo
Allow me to draw what I mean
I'll need to look at supports that will work for me right now it should be alright
You know what they say about women on the Internet...
You could also do it halfway along
But it's basic physics you definitely should do this to protect the display
Yup I get you. I'll look for something estheticly pleasing. Hoping Corsair might have some accessories that can work
Well the saying is that women don't exist on the Internet, and anyone claiming to be one is a man on the other side of that screen
Fr
I got nothing against an odyssey at the end of the day btw
I just vastly reject these screens from the cracking unless they're cared for properly
Nothing is more scary than samsung turning around and saying "You broke it, no warranty" on a 1500 dollar monitor
Because that's what they do
Understood and thank you for pointing it out. I'll definitely look for something
Awesome
Hmm maybe some small cheap speakers
That could work
Are there actually accessories for supporting ultra wide screens?
Uh
I'm not sure tbh
Propping it up with speakers is a good idea tho
Measure the height you roughly need
Buy to that and use rtings and reviews to work out if they're nice
Buy on that
You get sound and a stand
Inexpensive idea with utility
I like it
I probably won't use the speakers for sound, but if it looks good I'll use it just for the looks and support
Hmm I could really use some speakers too. Monitor speakers just aren't loud enough.
Now that my kids like to play on my computer and watch me play, I have to use the monitor speakers instead of my headset.
Portable speakers can be nice
JBL, Sonos? There's a few decent picks
Rom knows the good ones
Ask her
My wife has one I can borrow but it'll only connect through bluetooth, I don't think it has an aux port
Besides onboard audio is a PITA
Don't you have a dac you can pair to?
I guess I could run it through my monitor and plug into that
The only dac I have is the one that came with my cloud II
You deserve a dac lol
I deserve a lot of things I can't afford
Ohh I think i might go with this option instead.
Provides a cabinet space under the monitor
If you can make it look nice sure
The specifics of what goes under doesn't really matter as long as that monitor is supported yeah
I can place it right under and it would look normal
This might just be it
Too tall... but I like this idea better

Is it "photoshopping your product into pictures makes your product look bad"?
I'm a dummy. I can just easily mount the desk bracket lower and sit the monitor on top of the riser... 
Using HDR
how do I fix something like this where when I look at the sky or something bright everything gets darker
I tried to calibrate using the windows HDR calibration but this still happens
That'll be in your monitor settings, look for something like automatic brightness leveling
i think the setting is disabled in hdr on pg42uq
could i calibrate my brightness to a lower amount (200 nits??) in the windows hdr calibration tool?
HDR requires full brightness
If you set it the HDR won't be HDR
It'd just be sRGB or whatever
But I guess you can try
HDR is just still not well implemented on most things
Some games have a feature like that
Meant to simulate how your eyes adjust to light
That looks like something else though, or a really borked implementation
both ish
monitor firmware needs to support it (as well as the display being good enough to properly display HDR)
game also needs to support it (the content needs to be mastered for HDR in order to give the monitor the information required to display HDR)
alot of HDR monitors can't actually display even a fraction of what the content is mastered for (hdr10 monitors pretty much always just means that it's not worth using)
you want something certified by vesa to be sure
how long would you all recommend waiting to power on a monitor that was in 20 degree weather for like 6 hours. Its an old CRT monitor and its condensating like crazy.
Okay i got a very big strange issue lol- im using the gigabyte m27qx monitor on eft but when i use full screen it runs like crap when i use bordleess it does the same but feels sorta better but when i use a 144hz 1080p on eft the game runs smooth lol like wtf is going on
Probably at least 48 hours if it's getting that much condensation
Assuming that it was in the car previously, I honestly probably would have used the car heat + ac on to warm it up without the tv being at the dew point
Which then would have made it safe to bring inside with minimal risk of condensation
What kinda gpu do you have
1440p is pretty hard to run
3.6m pixels versus 2m
4080 super
Welp thatās weird, add a framerate cap, odd question what kinda mouse do you have
Specifically is it a 8k hz mouse

Hello I'm looking to get a new monitor. I'm thinking 240hz ips because I'm afraid to get oled due to possible burn in
Any recommendations?
What's your budget?
And what will you be using it for? Current OLED panels are very resistant to burn in for most uses
Do you guys know of any 4k 144hz oleds, Iām looking to upgrade to an oled but im only finding 4k 240hz and I donāt really care about high framerate
Little late but is this maybe a bad display cable? Like it isn't able to fully support 1440p165 but can do 1080p144 fine?
Really only worth it for big TVs tbh
like oled itself is only worth it for tvs? or 4k 240? I saw my friends oled and i liked it more than the 4k monitor I have now
I know a ton of 4k 120hz tvs 
Oled is great in general think he means thereās no decent value deals for 4k oled atm
yeah ik im hoping the new ones push prices down for older models
I missed all the holiday sales so now everything is back up again
Iām not actually sure if they are manufacturing anything less then 240hz atm
yeah its just my 4090 has like a black flickering issue with dsc that i could never fix so i wouldnt be able to use the full 240hz and I don't usually get 240fps at 4k anyways
Ok well having a 4090 at least justifies more than basic 1440p
But using a normal 27" would be completely pointless for 4K
I have a 32inch 4k right now I just wanted a 4k oled
Just looked over rtings oled list, the lowest hz besides lg tvs is 175 in ultrawides
Gunna have to do a 240hz
OLED masks the clarity difference quite well so it's very hard to notice the difference to 1440p at 32"
So really the best choices imo would be a 34" uwqhd qd oled
oh like the alienware one?
Or a 42"+ 4K
Yea
The aw3423dwf is like the only mildly justifiable 1440p display for a 4090
But it's also a monitor size
Otherwise 42"+ 4K just makes perfect sense
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/msi/mpg-341cqpx-qd-oled <-rtings pick for ultrawide
Essentially the same thing
Yeah just giving them an idea
do oyu guys think like ultra wide 1440p vs 4k at 32inch is a noticeable differene
$700 on Amazon aināt bad atm
I can't tell the difference myself
And I have 1st hand experience
my friend had the aw3423dwf and i liked it but idk if like 4k oled vs 1440p oled is noticeable
I can barely notice any pixels at 43" sitting 2.5ft away from my face lol
My vision is pretty good too, and I'm on QLED which is more noticeable for screen door
I'll probably get the aw3423dwf then cause its one sale still on amazon too
Itās about 138 pixels per inch in a 4k 32in vs 110 in a ultrawide
The thing is even if you can even notice a mild difference, the fact that games run so much easier anyway more than makes up for it
Itās a bit less then youād be use to
A 4090 is a 4K card imo, but uwqhd can be justified somewhat
I didn't really notice a big difference on my friends like I do between my old 1080p monitor
Oh yeah 1080p is easily noticeable
For 4K tho I can't tell to 1440p
Like really almost at all on <32"
Which really you can just sit a little further away and it's fine
OLED makes it even harder to notice
yeah thats the only thing holding me back is the 4k i do kinda want i feel like if i go down to 2k I'd want like a higher refresh rate i may get that 2k 500hz monitor they just released
You have any local friends or like a Best Buy you can check out some monitors at?
I know like optimum said it was like looking through a window
Yeah i have a bestbuy nearby i can check out
This is exactly my first impression
do you have like a 360hz + monitor?
I do
But don't consider 1440p a downgrade if you literally can't tell
in this case would you go 2k 500hz oled over like a 4k 240hz
I have a good old 1440p qd oled 360hz
Going over 240 makes no sense for 99.99% of people
Including that dummy above
Lol
yeah ik i barely noticed 240hz when i had it on a 1080p, but hearing its like looking through a window does sound appealing
It was the best deal for the best rated monitor 
OLED in general looks like this
500hz isn't needed
oh I thought it was exclusive to the high refresh rate
Still won't convince me
Well the minimum you can buy Felix is 120hz in a 43in tv
Moving from there you jump to 175hz ultrawides normal size monitors start at 240hz
Do you want your screen to have over 30% dsc
Cos you will actually see a difference if you have that much dsc
yeah I was planning on selling my 4090 when the 50 series released just to get the new display port
Basically no monitors on the market use the new dp yet
Dsc aināt nuffin
What some use are dual ports
Oh i didn't know you could do that
So even if you buy now you're still capped
Say that again when your 4K looks like 1080p 
I already watch all my YouTube videos in 1080p
We also need to establish something here
It looks like 480i
oh i didn't know that
165+hz is going to look good regardless
Yeah the pixel response time is insane
is dsc actually that bad i havent used it yet ive just been using hdmi 2.1
No ghosting
It really is, also use dp 1.4a
Dp still better
yeah i used dp 1.4a but my screen would go black for like 2-3 seconds randomly and switiching cables didn;t fix it
Sounds like hdr
Huh maybe a bad port
but switching to hdmi stopped it so i just stopped using it
I used the cable from msi and then bought an invanky one off of amazon
no it was like the second month of having the monitor
Thatās true, like you said hdr can cause that when switching apps
Sounds like a dead cable then
If there's one thing I've seen almost the whole gamut of it's cables
no i mean like i tried switching cables and it didnt resolve the issue
but ill try turning off hdr but like it would just flicker black mid game without switching apps
That's definitely is a bad cable or port
Sounds like a bad connection somewhere
i know in some games when you alt tab you can expect a black screen but i would just be playing a game and lose signal in only that monitor
I back that statement
I'm pretty sure its the port i just dont know if its on the monitor or the gpu
and im praying its not on the gpu
Well you got 3 dp ports on the gpu

Only one way to find out
Plenty of options
i read a post on reddit where for the asus 4090s only a specific dp port works with dsc correctly so I'm hoping the port isn't broken

hold in i'll find it
That sounds terrible
Wtf
The hell
ik you guys don't have the coil whine
Strix is such a joke now wtf
You have coil whine on a strix?
yeah apparently they use higher capcitance capacitors or something but they create a more audible coil whine
We need to go back a couple generations when strix actually meant something
so newer models use the older lower capicitance caps but the older models which i have have like really loud coili whine
The card in my brothers pc is a tuf 4090 and itās solid 
Welp
You know how you fix it
Buy thermal putty, try and locate the part that vibrates, suffocate it
I just turn up the volume on my headphones and hope my roommate can't hear it
It's quite fixable but you need to catch it
I'm thoroughly stunned if that dsc part is true though
That's just
That sounds like so much work on the manufacturing end
Like it's one of the most expensive 4090's and it's just demonstratably worse than a suprim lmao
idk if its true but it was on r/oledgaming couldn't find an actually source from asus or nvidia so i guess its just anecdotal
The google ai is telling me that hdmi 2.1 can use dsc is that true is it just like wrong
So dp1.4a or w.e just has higher bandwidth dsc is just compression when you donāt have enough bandwidth
oh yeah i heard but like they were saying hdmi 2.1 would have a lower dsc ratio
than using dp 1.4
Weird
Well w.e works
whats w.e
Whatever works is my catchphrase
oh lmao
Ram suddenly boots at xmp and wouldnāt before? W.e works 
Every day I learn something new
Turns out I'm wrong about dp 1.4
Keep using hdmi 2.1
I would have to switch to dp im pretty sure if i got 4k 240hz cause i need dsc
32.4 vs 48

Idk man my brain managed to fart out the concept somehow
Lemme check if I have 2.1 on my 3080ti
Lmao
Okay it has 2.1 and my monitor has it 
Iām a fool
The more you know
LOL
It's been many years since I started saying that so I have NO idea where it came from
I have a super nice 2.1 cable sitting in a drawer 2 
Oh god
Iāve been spreading this info
Oh no
You know what's even weirder
I used to use graphic pixel calculators
I would've noticed this
Somehow I didn't
Anyway
Live and learn, we own up to it
On hdmi*
Just confused the crap outa me missed .6 dp generations
Do you really expect cable standards to ever make sense
It's true btw
Besides that one time with the m27q

Xv275u pgktbdkfkgkrndrixx
You have to wonder if they just let the cat finish the name
So i can keep using hdmi 2.1 with the new oled and still get dsc if needed
Ye
We are dumb
thank god
I think there has just been like to much display port propaganda cause i remember when I first got the 4k monitor everyone was telling me to use dp
but dp 2.1 is like double hdmi 2.1 so its fair ig
If it's dp80 yes
Only gpu on the market rn with dp80 is the w7900
You can buy dp40 and it meets spec at half rate
Acer does that on purpose. They flood the market with similar model numbers and send reviewers the good ones, hoping you'll see that review and buy the "cheaper version" that's really a VA panel even though it's one letter off from the IPS model.
Warehouse workers often send the wrong monitor too because they don't check that closely.
For these reasons I never recommend Acer.
Monitor color calibration tip????
Unless you need it to be perfectly calibrated for work or something, just go with what looks good to you
And there's color settings in your gpu driver app too
Thanks
Colorimeter highly encouraged or things will look off
default calibration would often be better than what you can do by eye
like felix said, you need a colourimeter in order to increase accuracy, but it's quite expensive for just one use if you're not doing photo work professionally
you may be able to find a rental unit for much cheaper but it's not very common
Sometimes reviews or forums will have reccomended settings if it's a popular panel
Even then there's panel variation, so the settings are often invalid for units besides the one the profile is made for
My TV is failing and Iām looking for a new one but not great with display knowledge. How can you tell what TVs are good for a certain value?
I recommend rtings, they review a lot of the major ones and publish articles about which ones fit what budgets
Yeah I was gonna get a Q60D because it looked good instore
for my budget
but then again all TVs here look like that
Anyone here do any retro gaming on old hardware? Trying to figure out the best way to convert to VGA. I saw displayport, HDMI, USB 3.0 type A(?), and USB C. I got a CRT monitor that has a little higher refresh rate if that matters (85hz). I saw some powered adapters but not sure what the perk of that would be.
vga is an analog video signal
hdmi, dp, usb (which is really just displayport again) are all digital video signals
you'll need an active converter to change from vga to dp and hdmi
Thanks
If the CRT has DVI you can use a cable without active conversion
Assuming it's a DVI-A or DVI-I port. If it's DVI-D then that's digital only.
well that still works, no? HDMI and DP are digital
Correct, but you'd need another active adapter to go from DVI-D to VGA
Hmmm
22% of $ sales maybe
Considering oleds are $500+, say average slae price was $650; and the common 1080p/1440p picks are maybe $175 on average 175/650=0.269
22*0.269= 5.9% of gaming monitors sold were oled which seems more believable to me
I guess add in some 4k panels and maybe that average price for non OLED goes up
So then maybe 8-10% of monitors sold were oled
@fossil gust you can go 1440p OLED for lime 350
It's very barebones entry-level feature wise
But still a QD-OLED panel
? Is the $500 AOC not the cheapest
Ok but still, talking average selling price. The majority aren't getting it for $350
OLED prices are falling and people are moving up from 1080p pretty rapidly
The OLED revolution is legitimately happening already
I mean, even 10% of monitor unit sales being OLED is a lot
I just find it hard to believe 22% of unit sales were oled
It's getting there
At least 22% of all LG gaming monitors sold are OLEDs now, not by $. It might be total market too, but it's hard to check the numbers since it's one guy relaying what LG said during a press brief
I could believe 22% of LG unit sales
It sounded more like 22% of new monitor models are OLED, not anything to do with sales
(I did not read the article)
I have now skimmed the article and I did not see anything about sales numbers. I believe my first impression to be correct.
Oh
Oh like new model releases
"OLED is already sitting at 22% of the total gaming monitor market share" is the original quote from the video that the article links to, and I would think the best way to interpret it is 22% of all models sold, although it seems more likely that it's only LG numbers and not the entire market
Hey everyone. I am currently in a predicament. A supplier I know can offer me an open box of any of the following models for 750 CAD (pls do conversions to USD if needed)
LG 45GR95QE-B
Practically any 4K 240hz OLED. Currently LG, ASUS UCDM, Alienware, MSI. What do I go for? What is the best bang for my bucks?
Is this for gaming or...?
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Is this meant to be a yes or a no? We try to ask genuine questions to give proper answers. Thank you for understanding.
People use monitors for more than just gaming lol
Different use cases for each
That is a yes
Gaming/movies/multimediaā¦modtly everything EXCEPT office
Iāll be using my 1080 24 inch high ppi monitor for that
I have an XV272U I think? looks close enough to this https://www.ebay.com/itm/276240245047
I have this KTC monitor on the way (I can cancel though) https://a.co/d/0bSuGHb for 125$ ish new, should I get the Nitro refrub to match my current monitor
27 inch Wide Quad High Definition 2560 x 1440p, 1500R, Curved HVA Fast Panel, 120% sRGB, HDR10, 180Hz, 1msļ¼MPRT) Ultimate eSports Gaming Monitor. Experience the next innovation in PC gaming performance. With FreeSync Premium & G-Sync Compatibleļ¼the graphic card and monitor refresh rates are synch...
or just wait for this KTC
Elevate your gaming experience with the Acer Nitro 27-inch gaming monitor. This renewed gaming powerhouse combines high performance features with stunning visual quality. The WQHD resolution (2560x1440) provides crystal-clear image quality while the 144Hz refresh rate and 2ms GTG response time en...
XV272U Vbmiiprx
checked my amazon history, but mine doesn't have the side ports
Oh you even got it from amazon
They're notorious for being lazy and not checking the full model number when they pull from the shelf
So people get sent the wrong one all the time, and product pages are a mess
well, it was shipped by amazon
sold by acer refrub
or maybe it was S&S by acer
but they have the same exact thing on ebay too at the time
i'm just wondering now if I should let KTC come in or reorder and buy this for a 2nd monitor
cause possible panel difference, etc etc, since it's va vs ips, list goes on
It depends on how much the colors not matching exactly would bother you
not too crazy, unless it's like there's a BIG tint difference
but I also have night mode or the yellowish tint on monitors after 9 pm so
Low blue light mode
It's mostly placebo in my experience but it's supposed to help you get to sleep
Most research on it is inconclusive
I think the studies on blue light damaging your retinas were using light intensities way beyond what you encounter in real life
The sleep bit yeah inconclusive
Sleep part may be true, eye fatigue part may be true
Though at the same time, it's not really the blue light glasses that help
It's putting a mexico filter on your display to mute colours slightly and to make it less bright
I think brightness is the cause of most people's issues
But at the same time, it's a pita to adjust brightness on desktop since you need to do it on the OSD
Or install an app to lower the brightness
or like me, put some light next to your desktop and have brightness all the way down
I usually turn it up when i'm playing games but otherwise it's at 0
nothing crazy
mexico filter?? nvm I see what you mean
speaking of stuff being put on monitors, the privacy screens cost so much for no reason


