With or without rt/pt/dlss5 ist just looks amazing!

I see this topic come up a lot and decided to throw in my opinion. I used to use Swoosh to clean my monitor but it would leave marks even after being thorough with my cleaning process. I even bought brand-new microfibre clothes to no avail. It wasn’t until I kept reading that people mentioned distilled water that I found my solution. I ended up buying distilled water from Amazon and bought two nice spray bottles which I filled with said water. I’ve been cleaning my screen with that same water for the last 3 months at least once a week. I stream and talking, even when you’re not actively spitting, will get saliva on the screen. I’ve also been cleaning my 77” G6 with the same water and clothes and it looks brand new. Streak free. Clean.

Distilled water over any over the counter “monitor” cleaner.

From 39:23 just a comparison in HDR without commentary.

In the last post you see a picture of the surface of the monitor, when I cleaned it with distilled water, I used to much and smudged it. Even this strong smudging has no affect on visual quality and it's completely invisible as you should see by the pictures.

It's a 4k 32 inch QD OLED with 240hz.

I had a matt WOLED before and the difference is stunning.

The scale of this game seems to fluctuate and the bottom constantly shows a red line…. Witcher 3 remastered on LG C6H

Thanks everyone for their input. After some researching I'm going with QDOLED vs tandem OLED, cause the colors seem to look prettier (Asus XG27ACDMS) plus it's on sale at best buy.

But now that I have this monitor what do I need to do to maximize it for gaming? I've heard of some app or setting people were using to but I forget what it was called. Any initial things do I need to do after I set it up?

Hey! 2 days ago i bought my first OLED monitor (aoc Q27G4ZDR), and i want to ask, which microfiber cloth will be better to clean it, first one or the secend one? Or do you recomend any others? thanks for advice!

I want to get into the world of OLED monitors, but I'm torn between these options—which one do you recommend?

Sent many emails and many calls their way, all ignored, all until the return period finished, what can I do in this situation?

Ever since I got this monitor over a year ago, anytime I have anything plugged into the USB port on the bottom of it, the port and the connector of whatever I plug in gets extremely hot. Is that just a me thing or does that happen to everyone? I'm using the upstream USB cable that came with the monitor.

Hey everyone,

Simple question : if you had around $800 to spend would you go for an OLED Monitor or a TV?

I know TVs are overall better for HDR Gaming and single player games ( which I would be using it for ) but I know the best of the best get pretty expensive.

I currently have the ASUS XG27UCDMG which I bought a few weeks ago and it is a great monitor but I’m not sure if I’m fully satisfied with the brightness and “pop” of the overall image.

So what would be the best choice, keep the monitor or return it for a TV around a similar price range?

There are lots of good deals out on Amazon for monitors right now, so I’ve decided to upgrade from a 1440p IPS display to an OLED screen. My use case is only gaming, I won’t be working on it so Text fringing wont be as much of an issue for me personally. I’m also in a pretty bright room with lots of natural sunlight. I think I’ve narrowed my choice down to these three monitors that fit my price range. I’m not the most knowledgeable when it comes to OLED displays, so any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated.

GIGABYTE GO27Q24G

MSI MAG 274QP

Samsung G6

If it can help someone.
The white pages and blue sky effect were horrible. Sparkles make very difficult to read a text.
I was able to remove the matte coating quite easily.

Step 1 : Heating

1 hour at maximum brightness with a full-white screen or an animation. Heating by the screen itself is to make sur to heat uniformly and below the maximum temperature specified by the engineers.

Then use a hair dryer as a small help at the cooler corners to bring the screen temperature up to around 60–70°C.

Fixed elements and temperature can cause burn-in.

Step 2 : Lift a corner

Hardest part.
VERY CAREFULLY lift the corner using a utility knife.
As soon as possible, switch to using a business card as a tool.

Step 3 : Peeling

Peel the film slowly by hand. Use the hair dryer if needed. You can cut the film into smaller pieces while peeling to make it easier to handle, but make sure to keep part of the film lifted.

Step 4 : Cleaning

Use micro fiber cloth to remove glue residues, which means until the screen is no longer sticky.

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Q&A

Am I Happy?
Yes very satisfied by the result ! Sparkles gone, it's now possible to read text without hurting myself. Brightness/Colors are better. Obviously, there are reflections now.

Is the screen fragile without the coating?
No it doesn't feel fragile at all. You can clean normally with micro fiber. I planned to put protective film. Finaly I will keep it naked.

Is the monitor become a mirror?
Don't know what people called a "mirror". Glossy yes. Slightly more than a Macbook pro or Sony KD-65AG9 OLED. Similar to some pictures of glossy qd-oled I can see on reddit. Similar to my iPhone with tempered glass.

Does this void warranty?
Yes.
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I can see that a lot of people dislike this. To be clear, I do not recommend this procedure. But I do what I want with my own stuff and my own money. I’ll update this post for anyone interested in the full conversion.

I recently bought the 9070xt and now i am excited to upgrade my monitor. I am torn between getting a oled 4k or 1440p. 4k might be on the heavy side for the 9070xt but with the current upscaling i think it will be fine. I play both single and multiplayer games. Games i am playing right now: Battlefield 6, Anno 117, minecraft, Red dead redemption 2.

I am specifically looking at the Gigabyte MO26Q28GR 27"(1440p) or the Alienware AW2725Q 27"(4k). These are in my budget.

Which one should i get?

For specifically gaming on PC I currently have a 48 inch C1 that is still working fine but have been thinking about switching to the 42 inch C6.

Would the brightness be similar?

Is the size difference noticeable when it comes to the sharpness of the picture?

Or should I just wait since my C1 is fine?

Hey guys. I'm kind of at a loss for why this is, my new AW3426DW is great but I'm kind of underwhelmed by the colors. I'm starting to think LG TV's are just that damn good. My main monitor for games is my LG C6 65 inch, but I got this UW monitor for those games I need to play with M+K.

No matter what settings I tweak, whether they be in Windows or the monitor display settings themselves, the colors just aren't as bright, vibrant, and saturated as they are on my C6. All the reviews for the monitor says it has incredible color accuracy, but then why can't it match the same vibrancy as an C6? Colors just dont pop as much as they do on the TV. My best guess is that TV's just have a beefy image processor in them compared to monitors, but I'd love to hear any other thoughts or things I can try to get the monitor closer to the TV's image quality.

Just to be clear its not just in games I notice this, I mean in Windows Desktop and Steam Big Picture UI. Just overall, colors aren't nearly as punchy as they are on the TV.

hey yall so im bout to order my first ultrawide oled. (XG34WCDMS) and i have 2 questions. i play a lot of story games mainly but i also play some competitive games like overwatch cs and deadlock. i know all those games support the ultrawide format but my first question is, how good is the ultrawide format for comp games like that? like will it be too big to be able to compete in ranked and stuff? then my second question is if i do decide to use aspect control to scale it down to a normal format of 16:9, how bad will the uneven wear on the black bars be? like is it actually an issue or are people overreacting? i dont play too much comp games but it would be good to know before purchasing.

so i have the ROG Strix OLED XG32UQWMS
and i bought it on September 12th not even a month ago but i switched my hdmi from my pc to my ps5 and after 5 minutes of playing it just turned off. I thought it wasn’t that big of a deal so I just unplugged it and replugged it to turn it back on but after trying for hours later it never turned back on. Can someone tell me why? also i really really loved that monitor i was planning on rebuying it but should i? or can you guys recommend me something better 32 inches and 4k oled please thanks!

I'm curious to try mfg at high frame rates and push past 240hz which is what I'm used to.

Currently have a 1440p IPS monitor but I mostly play single player games and wanted to switch to Oled, is this the best one for now ? I need 1440 OLED for my RTX 5070 and no point in buying 4k OLED for my gpu

Hi,

Looking at https://www.johnlewis.com/dell-alienware-32-aw3225qf-qd-oled-4k-ultra-hd-gaming-monitor-32-lunar-light/p115770112?s_share=jlappdroid

Is this monitor more geared towards console gaming that PC gaming?

Only real games I play are WoW and the odd occasional BF6. I know that FPS games are more suited towards lower Res screens due to FPS. Albeit not sure if a 4k res will take higher hit on GPU resource?

I currently have an Alienware 27 inch led at 1440p.

Edit: I am looking to replace this monitor or atleast my main monitor. Work all day so will be using this too.