32GS95UE

sorry didn't get a notif for this. my model is the LG 32GS95UE-B. I don't particularly recommend it. the newer gen tandem oleds are way better and have glossy screen (I cannot emphasize how shitty the matte coating is on most oled displays). the scaling artifacts are quite bad for me at 1080p 24 and

There's a reason Rtings.com reviews input lag at native, 240Hz, 120Hz and 60Hz, the results vary from monitor to monitor. Check out my monitor for a simple example: https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/32gs95ue-b When my monitor is in 1080p 480Hz mode, it has the lowest input lag. However, 60Hz

I had to return 2 32gs95ue monitors because I could see it in every grey and near black scene within games. It is very distracting and is almost as though you are playing on a dirty screen. Like I mentioned though, some monitors are better than others, so if you win the panel lottery great for you,

This is why WOLED gang on top. No eye strain issue and significantly better text clarity. I’ve been using my LG 32GS95UE for just under 2 years now. Never had an issue with eye strain even on days where I use it for 12 hours (full work day then gaming in the evening). Text clarity is great, I’m in I

I have a 32 inch 240/480hz dual mode 4k LG (32gs95ue) and it’s the best monitor I’ve ever seen in real life.

In case of FHD→4K scaling, the native/logical resolution ratio is 2.0, nothing to do with 1.5. Specifically in case of 32″ dual-mode WOLED monitors such as LG 32GS95UE, it’s not even regular scaling blur. The image looks like each logical pixel is shifted horizontally by 1 physical pixel. So one log

I had this problem until I tuned my display the way I wanted it. I've more or less stopped caring about burn-in because I realized I was actively ruining my enjoyment of OLED by constantly thinking about trying to avoid it. I have been using my LG ‎32GS95UE with pixel shift off and a static taskbar

i've been following the tandem oled reports too. gray banding seems real on some units but not all - panel lottery basically. if you don't want to gamble i'd look at the Alienware AW3225QF instead because dell's qc is tighter on first gen oleds. also the LG 32GS95UE uses a different woled panel with

i feel you on this decision - was staring at the same choice for gta 6. for desktop console gaming, the 42 c5 is incredible if you have at least 30 inches depth. push it back and it's immersive. if that feels tight, the lg 32gs95ue gives you similar oled quality in smaller size. cheaper route - sams

I know, I thought that too at the time, but the reality is, I already had tried a 1200 euro 32gs95ue and a 600 euro MSI 323UPF with awful menus and unfixable color shift (bottom right quadrant was pink regardless of calibration settings), both were vastly inferior to the Phillips. These days, I'm im