27GS95QE

Yep, went from LG 27GR95QE (1440p) -> LG 27GS95QE (1440p) -> LG 32GS95UX (4k) -> Gigabyte MO27Q28G (1440p). The new tandem panel pretty much solves my issues with the previous monitors I had. They were all too dimm compared to my old IPS monitor. I'm perfectly fine with playing Battlefield 6 with dl

matte daily-driver for Excel/code (LG 27GS95QE) OLED monitors with low pixel density such as 27-inch QHD ones aren’t quite suitable for text-related work though, due to OLED-specific subpixel layouts incompatible with subpixel text-antialiasing algorithms such as ClearType. Note that Medium.com is n

And if you saw other people have LED lights then they probably were using 27GS95QE, there are few monitors from LG that look exactly the same on the outside but unfortunately yours doesn't include the lights

Same issue with LG 27GS95QE WOLED. This post perfectly encapsulates all of my issues I've been having. Turning off VRR and going max refresh rate(240Hz) fixes the black levels, but issues like colour banding and near black chrominance overshoot are still present. They are not as bad as with VRR, but

Si, yo iba a comprar el LG Ultragear 27GS95QE-B 27 en mayo a 1.2 m y ya anda por los 2,1 millones, no entiendo por que son lo único que aumento con tanta diferencia.

I've been reading up on the LG 27GS95QE-B. How does this compare to those two you mentioned? Gaming can cause burn in, lots of static images. If I do go the OLED route I'm going to baby it. Do whatever I need to make it last longer than my LG C7. Played alot of Genshin Impact on that, and the health

How is reading text on it? The reason I returned my OLED was because text in IDEs or documentation was "blurry" and I could not get used to it after 4 days. It was a 800$ LG 27GS95QE-B, so not a cheap monitor by any means.

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