45GX950A-B

I have this same monitor (I am enraptured by it), and I have had a variety of OLED monitors, including PG32UCDM, and currently LG 45GX950a-b (5K2K) so I’m probably pretty well situated to answer. -generally let me say I love this monitor. I am shocked at how good it is, as someone who thought they’d

I grabbed mine on a wicked sale at Best Buy (Samsung S95B) We watched the Mario Brothers movie and my daughter was complaining that the TV was too bright lol. About 30 minutes after tweaking with the settings and stuff, I noticed the corner of the TV screen had a little defect, I thought it was a ch

It's generally a given that text clarity and fine detail suffers on OLED due to fringing and how text is antialiased. OLEDs also have pretty terrible pixel pitch compared to LCD which also impact legibility. This is why most people avoid them for productivity and design. There's some interesting thi

Could this be a panel calibration issue? I am asking this because I recently bought the 45" OLED LG Monitor (45GX950A-B), and I almost returned it because of a horizontal striping issue that looks similar to the image you uploaded. Even the colors were a bit disappointing (coming from a previous OLE

I think it’s a toss-up on the LG’s, the 52” is wider of course by abt 7” I think, but if you can get the screen as close as possible to you, between the wheelbase & wheel with extension, the 800R curved 45” may get you almost as much FOV due to the greater curve. Another option is the Samsung G9. I

Just got the 45GX950A-B. Replace dual setup with 32UCDM, because I got headache and eye fatigue from it. Love the LG, best monitor I ever had. But here in Germany got it for Retail 1800€.

4K for better support and more vertical space. However, I am rocking the LG 45GX950A-B which has more vertical space than standard UWs and now I can't switch. The immersion of such a large screen is unmatched and the OLED screen is excellent. Games run worse than standard 4K, even at 4480x1890 custo

I have a 40" 5K2K IPS (LG 40U990A-W) for work and a 45" 5K2K OLED (LG 45GX950A-B) for casual gaming and media and I honestly can't go back to anything else. GOATed resolution in my opinion. With these two monitors specifically they are big enough and have high enough resolution that they can do it a

Of course !The monitors are KRK Rokit 5 (G4)the sub, a KRK S8.4Also added a Focusrite Scarlett Solo, it outputs a symmetric signal, removing static noises produced by my computer and screen. The screen is the LG UltraGear OLED 45GX950A-B, quite expensive, quite large (45inches, 5k), but would 100% r

Yes OLED’s all running with Gsync VRR 144hz HDR @ 4K however. I have the LG 45 5k2k next to these at my desk and it doesn’t hold a candle to these except for the UW aspect ratio. So they’re very capable, much brighter, and happen to be much cheaper than monitors (by a lot) too. 42” usually too big f