Samsung announces 2024 OLED monitors - CES 2024
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Definitely going to have to consider these upcoming monitors as long as they double as 480hz 1080p monitors, but I definitely want display port 2.1 to future proof myself I think.
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**** off dude you just got the G95!!!!!
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**** off dude you just got the G95!!!!!
Let's just say 4K 240hz is basically what I always wanted but wasn't on the market
the fact most of them will double down as 480hz 1080p monitors is crazy I love the ultrawide for video editing + single player games, but have found myself going 16:9 a lot in fps games as the months passed. Didn't at 1st, and it can be handy picking out enemies I wouldn't otherwise see. However you do get the fish lens I was warned about in some games (The Finals) comes to mind the most. So I end up playing at 2560x1440 or 1080p a lot (for the higher fps as well)
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Yeah those do look sweet AF tbf, looking like maybe Q3 in UK/Europe so not exactly round the corner! A 16:9 sitting closer with great fidelity is a great option too, and like you say easier to fit into your visionLet's just say 4K 240hz is basically what I always wanted but wasn't on the market
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16:9 Is The Only Way buddyYeah those do look sweet AF tbf, looking like maybe Q3 in UK/Europe so not exactly round the corner! A 16:9 sitting closer with great fidelity is a great option too, and like you say easier to fit into your vision
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MPG 321URX QD-OLED
MPG 321URX QD-OLED is the latest MSI QD-OLED panel, these displays exhibit the best picture quality when gaming and provide an ultimate immersive gaming experience with a super-fast 0.03ms response time.
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Agreed… had experience with both Samsung Odyssey monitors and the AW OLED Ultrawide…. Would have better confidence with Dell/AW.
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This is from a build quality POV or something else like warranty? Not bought a monitor for many years so quite out the loop but I'm keen to finally upgrade
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I would say quality control/issues - the Samsung monitors of late have had some weird issues (scanlines, being one of them).
Someone needs to make an AI app that puts massive penises on every youtubers mouth with that expression.
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There's already a massive penis on that thumbnail though?
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Love my alienware ultrawide QD oled. Had it since launch, use it 10 hours a day for work and games, no hint of Burn in. Definitely going to grab the 4k 240hz and sell this one. Only monitor I would prefer over this is an ultrawide 4k equivalent. Thats endgame for me.
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1199 USD for the alienware
Just to fix a comment I made previously.
Samsung says it's 3rd gen QD-OLED panels come with a new pixel compensation system that adjusts how the compensation works for every individual panel based on how the owner uses it.
I said this improves burn in resistance by 50% but this is incorrect. 50% is for the TVs only, but for the QD-OLED monitors, the pixel compensation is tuned to be more aggressive and increases burn in resistance by 100% vs Gen 2 panels.
Samsung says it's 3rd gen QD-OLED panels come with a new pixel compensation system that adjusts how the compensation works for every individual panel based on how the owner uses it.
I said this improves burn in resistance by 50% but this is incorrect. 50% is for the TVs only, but for the QD-OLED monitors, the pixel compensation is tuned to be more aggressive and increases burn in resistance by 100% vs Gen 2 panels.
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Burn in resistance was already decent. Think we are probably getting close to the point now where most people can just stop ever worrying about it.