27GS95QE

Oh I have a nice LG 27GS95QE WOLED. It can do over 1000 nits using it's MLA lenses but they don't show up in a white window that these calibrations use. And they are only used when the monitor is in high brightness mode. I'm well.awate an led fake HDR monitor would not be worth it. Iv seen this moni

So if i were to disable KDE's tone mapper, my video games would show more of a 1:1 with Windows 11? What would the recommended value in paper white be then after doing this within KDEs settings? EDIT: So i disabled the KDE tone mapper and my HDR is completely fixed. This might be monitor dependent t

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

Balanced gaming/movies (main pick) 27" 1440p 240 Hz OLED (e.g., LG 27GS95QE), ASUS ROG Strix / MSI / Gigabyte 27" 1440p 165–240 Hz IPS gaming lines, which are frequently highlighted as top 1440p choices in 2025 roundups Immersive gaming - 34" 3440×1440 ultrawide 144–165 Hz (IPS or OLED) or 32" 1440p

I asked you this because I tried the LG 27GS95QE of my stepbrother to check how the colors would look like. As you said, it was pretty good (almost perfect) in sRGB mode but it looked horrible in HDR mode. But then it's an OLED screen (a two years old one btw), not a MiniLED one... Maybe it uses an

You cant go by this table. This is in a perfect world. My LG 27GS95QE calibrates to 600 nits (MLA layers boost the white pixels over 1000 nits) so this would bv the table call for a paper white of 138. This just makes my display dim in any gaming i do. 203 is the point that i can set on Linux and th

I’m using the LG Ultragear 27gs95qe. It’s an oled and up to 1000 nits, hdr supported also. I just can’t see any real difference between HDR and not HDR. Some things may be brighter but without any side by side comparison I can’t tell for sure. And if I need to have a side by side then why use it eve

I have both of these games, and I think they both work well with HDR on my PG42UQ and LG ‎27GS95QE. If we're talking IPS or other backlight displays that's another issue and they aren't going to not work as well as OLED or other pixel-based lighting technology regardless of OS.