45GX950A-B

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

I'm looking at it on an LG 45GX950A-B (5k OLED) that has been color calibrated by a SpyderPro... it looks brown. It's probably due to the extreme color flake reflecting whatever is in front of it.

Bought a 45GX950A-B from Best Buy in store in late November, Michigan. Same issue. How do these clowns get this fake card into the new box? I would assume LG must know about this by now?

I drolling over the LG 45” Ultragear 45GX950A. But i worry about oled burn in from having Arcgis pro open for 8-10hrs daily. And im unsure of R800 curve on my mapping. Dell’s 40” is appealing. Id even spring for a Samsung odyssey arc, if it had a higher ppi & if Samsung could ever get thier QC to be

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

Well, 4k is definitely an upgrade in image quality, but ultrawide regardless of resolution is also a whole different experience too, so you're more dealing with different form factor that impacts the experience quite significantly than just image quality here, it's a tricky one. The only gaming orie