27GS95QE

Vídeo obrigatório sobre burn in Num geral apesar de ser inevitável vai ser algo que levará anos pra desenvolver mesmo sem tomar nenhum cuidado, só de usar as prevenções inclusas no monitor em si já vai ser o suficiente pra provavelmente você nunca reparar na vida útil média do monitor a ponto de atr

Okay, that's terrifying that we were in the same situation! Sorry for the two-week reply, but if we did the same thing, it's very possible you also decided on a 2K OLED ;D That's what I did and it was probably the best choice I could have made. The 2K does a truly amazing job, and looking at my frie

For that budget, you can get some really good OLED options now. The LG 27GS95QE is a fantastic 27-inch 240hz WOLED that should be around £600. I'd also look at the ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQDM, it's a bit older but might be on sale. Both are 1440p and perfect for gaming. Just keep in mind the standard OL

i've tried both and kept the LG 27GS95QE. colors pop a bit more on the msi but the lg has better text clarity for desktop use. both will last fine - modern oleds have good burn in protection. with a 5080 you really feel that 480hz in fast games. beautiful graphics is right, this thing is insane for

Ben 4060 8 GB 'le https://www.lg.com/tr/monitor/oyun-monitorleri/27gr95qe-b/ kullaniyordum. WOLED bir panele sahipti. OLED bir monitör olarak çok güzel bir monitördü ve MATTE panele sahipti ve yansıması azdı. Belki senin tercihinde Glossy panel, eğer arkanda pencere var ise sorun yaratabilir. Senin

People who say that 4K is pointless on a 27'' are blind. The issue with Mini-LED monitors is the blooming. You basically have to turn off local dimming when you're not gaming. With local dimming off, a mini-led monitor looks like any other edge-lit monitor. OLED on the other hand, looks good all the

I would've gotten the XG27AQDMGR. It has better text clarity (RGWB subpixel layout instead or RWBG) I wouldn't worry about burn in at all. Here's my LG 27GS95QE WOLED Still no burn-in even after all those hours. As long as you run image cleaning at least one a day, you won't get burn-in. I didn't ev