It is so painful to watch this guy’s youtube since it presents all the good things that manufacturers will take a long amount of time to include in their product and I really want it so bad already.

@watercat1248

4 ай бұрын

True

They should just make a 27 inch TV then. Prob solved

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

27" 🤣 Buhahaha 😹 It's not 1980 😂

@versaleyang

11 ай бұрын

There is the Samsung M5 Smart Monitor that combines both for 27 inch, alternatively the M8 for 32 inch, both of them are heavily discounted right now as well, so there are already such devices on the market.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

@@versaleyang 🤣

@svn5994

11 ай бұрын

​@@jarekzahary🤡

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

​@@svn5994👉🏿 😸

As someone with limited space, limited money, wanting higher refresh rate,lower input lag, good desktop use size, imma stick with my Oled 27” monitor. I play fps games competitively 90% of the time so a tv would be a waste of money for me.

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

👍

Do you guys have any preference. I am debating between a LG C2 OLED and Samsung Odyssey Neo G9. The C2 i can get for 900,- and the Neo G9 for 1350,-. I am wondering which has superior quality? I plan to use it for everything in a fairly dark room. I do a lot of 3d modeling, so there is a lot of static panes for hours on end, but when i work i have my brightness super low, i am hoping that will prevent burn in. Are there any other people using a OLED tv as a work monitor, i am a bit hesitant though?

This might sound like a very dumb question but on these TVs, if you do use them as monitors, are you able to adjust the resolution to downsize the resolution if need be

In another video you said to avoid ultrawide monitors for competitive gaming and gaming in general as it will cause a learning curve. Now, you co-sign 120hz max TVs @4k (lawd have mercy even 8K) that look like trash when ran at 1080p, and didn’t mention competitive PC gaming or the added cost in hardware to run games at 4K/8K. IMO, AAA third person games do look better on a TV. That’s why I run my PS5 on my OLED TV, but I’d still take a solid 34”, 38”, or 45” panel over a TV when it comes to overall PC gaming.

i'd love to hear your thoughts on mounting assessments, like the Erogtron LX/HX series mounting arms - a lot of OLED offerings (TV or monitor) have giant stands that get in the way of your keyboard/mouse - it would be useful to know which have bad mounting options and which don't

42inch is massive lol, thats the issue.

@CasepbX

11 ай бұрын

Not as much as a 48". I handled the LG CX for 2 years, but I have a big boy desk as well.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

Maybe in fhd times one decade ago 😆 LMAO 🤣

I upgraded to a Samsung S90C 55" QD-Oled TV from the Alienware AW3423DW... I couldn't be happier as a gamer and content consumer who plays using a controller a little further back.. I'd say for someone who's not using their PC for work or productivity and purely gaming and content then a TV is perfect... Let's be honest you shouldn't be using an Oled at all if your using it in a desk for work and productivity due to burn-in potential and text blurring/fringing

Smart TV's (eg 4k 120Hz from Sony or LG) are able to do multiple things including watch TV networks, console/PC connection. And they offer good screen sizes to like 42', 43', 48', etc, and are often cheaper than dedicated monitors. They also have their own OS and come with a remote and built-in speakers.

@alexandercatterson223

3 ай бұрын

Hell even TCL have some decent options if you aren't wanting to spend as much although it's not an Oled. TCL makes a TV that's around £600 and it has a 144HZ screen and like 1200 Nits peak brightness. Just looked for it there, the name of it is the TCL 50QM8B and the peak brightness is actually higher at 1300Nits peak brightness, it supports Dolby Vision and it's a Mini Led screen that is also a Qled. It's just extremely hard to beat a TV at the same price and the only reasons that I can see that you would want a monitor are that TVs don't have displayport (HDMI 2.1 can do 144HZ and you can add a sound system easier through Arc or eArc so I don't really get why people fawn over displayport so much other than it's an open standard but in practical uses HDMI is better) and or if you don't have very much space but still want good specs such as high refresh rate and HDR. Monitors just don't seem to work out when I compare them especially if you have a sound system or soundbar which would mean that you have to use low quality optical. Like I don't have a big room or more so I have built in stuff that takes up too much room leaving my room small and I want to switch to a monitor but I can't bring myself to do it,to have an operating system,as in like a smart TV box I'll need to buy a Roku box/stick or a Xiaomi box and mount it to the back of the monitor to have a way of watching content that's low power and easy to use, to use my sound setup I would need to downgrade to optical and suffer lower quality audio and on top of that it wouldn't even be a higher spec than my TV other than refresh rate. Honestly I wish that monitors were far better than they are especially considering how widespread they are but no instead you pay more for less.

@heyolorenns

2 ай бұрын

@@alexandercatterson223the new TCL QM8 that's coming out later 2024 will have 240 hz VRR, 5000 nits of brightness and coming in sizes of 98 /and 115 inches. The ultimate gaming TV. It's QD Mini LED too. Imagine a badass sound system with a rtx 4090 or 5090 on that beast of a TV

honestly to me 42 didn't look that big, am I.. am I going insane with my hunger for big displays? 48 was perfect for me, but I as checking them at Best Buy and they were put down really low and all (lg c2)

Don't understand why more people don't point this out. Practically every single "gaming" monitor out there is a scam. You can get an infinitely better display by just buying a mid range tv. The only reason to buy a monitor over a tv is if you play extremely particular games where you want a really high refresh rate, or if you just don't have the space.

I’m building my pc and it just makes more sense to get a tv, if I’m paying for a good gpu I want to see it in a better display.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

I mean, you can it has the same HDMI ports as monitors do.

I have a c2 oled 42 and I’m loving it rn. Picture quality is great.

For my current use case I'd rather have a monitor because I don't have the room or want for such a large display. I'd consider a TV if it wasn't impossible to find one that wasn't "smart".

@banaking8476

9 ай бұрын

What's the issue with smart TVs as monitors?

I've been using TV for gaming for a few years,smart TV,I have issues with neighbours actually turning TV on/off or trying to hook up on its signal,I've done troubleshoot measures to prevent this,but this hasn't changed,friend recommended using a monitor as it doesn't give off a signal

OLED monitors are still in their infancy. Until OLED TVs can come up to 240hz & get closer to a monitor-size like 32in, will prefer the motion clarity & versatility of the current 27 OLED monitors. The real winner will be the 32in 240hz OLED monitor coming next year.

@infatuated9970

11 ай бұрын

Yeah stating that TVs are better is simply bold.

@HerenowgoneTomorrw

11 ай бұрын

What monitor is that?

@mimimimeow

11 ай бұрын

​@@infatuated9970 historically that's the case.. picture quality and input lag wise many HDR 120Hz TVs surpassed IPS gaming monitors since 2018. OLED TVs are still leading. It is true that monitors will lead the 240Hz OLED space as that feature would be way too niche for the TV market.

@infatuated9970

11 ай бұрын

@@mimimimeow Input lag is negligible unless you're competing in the esports scene and the majority of people (let alone gamers) even notice 1-4ms in difference. My comment is that the statement itself (Don't buy a gaming monitor, TVs are better) is simply bold.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

In my opinion TV's obviously have more input lag. Monitors carry less input lag with no tuner, no remote. I gotta say the colors are way better on monitors than tvs. TV's For some reason can be kind of grayish. But TV's have better speaker sound while some monitors have horrible speakers.

Right now I have a 43in QN90B, I've had it for a year and a half now, and have been using it as my sole monitor. At the time that I bought it it was the most affordable 4K HDR screen that wasn't complete garbage. VA panel, glossy, 144hz, 360 dimming zones with MiniLED, 1500nits, sounded great. And it was. There were some quirks with it and they are still there. If I switch the inputs, turn Windows HDR on or off, or turn the screen off, it causes a weird glitch between it and my GPU. I've had this happen with two GPU's so the culprit is definitely the screen. Why I'm not really sure. At first it was just an annoyance since whenever it happens I have to hard reset my computer for the screen to recognize it again. But within the past three months, the glitch happened while I was transferring files, and the ensuing hard reset corrupted both drives. One was salvageable, the other was not. So while the PC caused the corruption thanks to the restart, the monitor was the reason I had to do that restart in the first place. And it's made me hesitant to ever use a TV as a monitor again and why I'm in a bit of a rush to find a replacement that isn't a downgrade. I can accept an IPS monitor due to the simple fact that they're the most common flatscreen HDR1000 monitors, but nothing more than that. Sadly, the two best candidates are the Innocn 32M2V which is out of stock with no signs of returning, and the KTC M32P10 which uses the same panel and is in stock, but with zero reviews. I suppose there is the Asus PG32UQX, but even Renewed it's way outside of what I would pay and I hear it has smearing/motion issues. And OLED is out right now. LG's are W-OLED, the worst kind of OLED, and 1440p which is a no. But any 4K OLED's I've found are 60hz, which is also a no. If I wasn't afraid of more expensive drives dying I'd hold out for the Asus QD-OLED or the KTC VA MiniLED that just got announced, but those aren't dropping until next year.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

Go back on 720p monitor

Incorrect. I own high end tvs and monitors & TVs don’t even compare for gaming. Depending on your use case, but for gaming, 24-27 inch, fast reponse times combined with high refresh rates will always be better for gaming.

@robwilliamson6181

10 ай бұрын

I’ve got a 43” 4k tv and a 27” MSI gaming monitor and for games like MW 2 the monitor wins every-time. So much smoother and faster response times on the monitor

@mauriciosalazar2289

4 ай бұрын

Moat monitors look terrible compared to higher end TVs...No monitor comes close to an LG C3 or a Sony A90k

@SnowlLeopard

4 ай бұрын

@@mauriciosalazar2289 well. You're wrong

@mauriciosalazar2289

4 ай бұрын

@@SnowlLeopard Haha go back to your grayish and Dim IPS monitor of the stone age then hahaha.... An LG C3 or a Sony A80L crap on any monitor on the market when it comes to image quality .... now a high end LG G3 or Sony A95L makes any monitor look you have smeared vaseline on them and have brightness on low

@heyolorenns

2 ай бұрын

@@mauriciosalazar2289haha I agree. I recently just got a 65 inch Samsung qn900d and it's 8k with 240hz VRR. I use it for PC gaming but 8k gaming doesn't even exist rn so it's just a giant 4k 240hz monitor that has all the technologies that makes tv picture quality superior. I really hope they make more 240hz TVs in the future. I heard the next TCL flagships will have 240hz VRR

After trying a Mini LED GP27U it's hard to look at SDR the same, were we all just looking at ultra dim screens all this time? even though the SDR screen I was using was the PG27AQN which is very bright, it's just not bright anymore compared to the GP27U in SDR even. HDR in games is super hard to calibrate especially since I have to use Nvidia Freestyle also and figure out how to get both working at the same time with the settings I used to have in SDR, Overwatch 2 doesn't work with HDR and Freestyle at the same time and Genshin doesn't have HDR, Diablo 4 is the only game where I managed to get a decent combo of HDR and Filter settings.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

Not trying to be rude here but Isn't sdr more for hd then 4k Cause I do know that hdr is for 4k

@TheSweatDivision

2 ай бұрын

​@@Rolf-1gv7ej2jI'm 90 percent Sure you're right mane

I have owned a slew of high end lcd / fald / mini led tv's / oled and while they typical are really good for normal content tv and movies , game modes on these tv's usually decrease the picture quality a lot , brightness gets decreased a lot on oled 's/ and lg tv's decreases its saturation levels in game mode to help prevent burn in , contrast a lot for the mini led tv's especially prior Samsung displays black start looking very grey / fald displays up until this year Samsung TV's there was no way to get a accurate image calibration wise either. I have owned a decent amount of high end monitors and these problems on the higher end monitors don't have these issues near as bad , i have yet to see any decent tv display 50 percent to 100 percent window size brightness for hdr or even 25 percent windows size tv's at any significant brightness , we have gaming monitors from years ago achieving 1000 plus nits 100 percent windows sizes. while oled fans want to sit there and brag it doesn't matter , it sure does when you start using a display that can achieve these brightness levels .

That is seriously what I am contemplating doing. I am a little skeptical about putting a 42 inch TV on my desk that is only 62.5cm (25 inches) in depth. Will I be too close for a screen that size? Then again, I do generally like my screens big! I have been using projectors for my home entertainment and console gaming for well over a decade now, and don't feel I could ever be satisfied with just a TV again, no matter how big and how much better the image quality will be with one. And to me personally, that isn't even a patch on what I am getting at the movies immersion and size wise. I could seriously do with a new display for my PC. I am currently only using the 15.6 inch display built into my MSI GE66 Raider, but feel I could do with a bigger screen. I have looked at monitors of all types, including OLED and Mini LED options but they all tend to have deal-breaking flaws or drawbacks (QC issues, locked settings in calibrated gamut modes, poorly tuned overdrive modes, no BFI/strobing at 60 Hz for retro gaming, firmware issues, bad anti-glare coatings, etc.) none of which a 42 inch LG OLED TV has? Being so used to using my PC on such a small screen for so long, I'm not too sure how I'd take to using a screen so big. Going from 15 to 42/48 is going to be different from those going to 27/32 to 42/48. I'm sure over time I will adjust though. A TV as a monitor it'll probably be...? :)

@charliegrech2026

11 ай бұрын

Youll need another desk for keyb n mouse further back. A small one. Or wall mount the tv and move ur desk back. I had to do this even just going from 27 to 32. People sitting 20cm from massive screens is silly. Screen size has to correlate with viewing distance imo.

@BedfordMarcus

11 ай бұрын

I would more than likely be sitting 60 to 75cm from it realistically. My desk is part of an old IKEA loft bed frame, which has a mesh metal frame back to it, of which I could supposedly hack something together mount the TV to that, thus giving me a bit more space? A clip on Keyboard tray that clamps to the edge of my desk could also be an option to open me up to a bit more space. The laptop could be pushed back with the lid closed when in use for extra keyboard space to use the TV for productivity and gaming, and be pulled back out just to use it's built in screen when just doing casual web browsing, etc.

Thinking about selling my c2 42 and buying the alienware dwf for £610. I have a s90c 77 for couch contirller gaming, movies, tv ane anime. Will use the dwf for desk mouse and keyboard gaming, i think the c2 42 is a good jack of all trades screen but the dwf will be better overall for desk use

my lg OLED 240hz QHD 27" has fucking issues with freesync and gsync, awful flickering

I would need a 800r 1440p ultrawide oled tv can't find one

TV’s are not good for gaming because of response time. Not just pixel speed, but mouse/controller latency.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

Some tvs don't have stands and some do.

@girlsdrinkfeck

2 ай бұрын

thats very old news , TVsa had like 600hz for years

@Kingolaconny

Ай бұрын

There are gaming TV:s with response times as fast as gaming monitors tho. With superior image qualities most of the times

@andystuman

Ай бұрын

@@Kingolaconny I have researched this further and found that you are correct sir. Some tvs have low input latency with their game mode.

I have the Sony A95K QD Oled, and a Sony LED. But gaming .... i do it in my small pc room with the LG C2. A 42 inch mounted beside my 32 4K inch pc screen. I have my consoles hooked up to it. Why not gaming on the 65 inch Sony ? QD oled burns in faster as a LG Oled, and besides ... now i can game in peace, while my family watches tv in our livingroom, or in our bedroom. Ps. I do wanna add a Oled 32 inch on my desk for PC gaming. Sure i can connect the C2 on a pc, and plY with a controller. But 32 inch 240fps, 4K Oleds are coming (Oled, QD Oled and hopefully .. PHOLED) Although im busy saving money for a new pc first. Motherboard has issues. 5 years old. Hopefully it will run for at least another 6 months to a year. 😅

Bought the 42" LG C2 for use as a monitor and it's awesome. I have a large desk with a lot of depth so it works well with my setup. No regrets. Only wish I had done it sooner.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

Enjoy, how much did you pay for it? 💵

@IronicTonic8

11 ай бұрын

@@jarekzahary grabbed it on sale for $760

@trippalhealicks

11 ай бұрын

This TV is unbeatable. I've tried (almost) every OLED monitor available, and they're just not worth it. There are so many features and points about this TV that just can't be beat by all these monitors.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

@@trippalhealicks like? 🤔 How much it cost you? 🤑

@trippalhealicks

11 ай бұрын

​@@jarekzahary #1 - Image quality is better than any of these other monitors. Not just in detail, but in colors. The only one that came close was the AW3423DWF, and that was only on colors. Detail was a major step down of course, since it's not 4K. #2 - Black Stabilizer. This is a feature within LG's "Game Optimizer" menu on their TVs that I haven't found on ANY of the monitors (once HDR is enabled) except the Samsung OLED G8 (and I'm not even 100% certain it works in HDR there, although I believe it does). HDR on an OLED drops your shadows to nearly complete black voids. This is bad for multiplayer shooters for obvious reasons. I won't buy another OLED TV or monitor without this feature at this point. #3 - HDMI 2.1 for every port. Even displayport 1.4 can't do full 10-bit color correctly, I believe. I'm not sure how to quantify it, but you can see a visual difference between the two when you switch back and forth. The dithering on gradients showed significant banding on Displayport 1.4 (I saw this on the LG 27GR95QE monitor, ironically.) #4 - Screen real estate. If your desk is big enough, this thing really enhances the desktop computing experience. No 2nd monitors required. Just install Windows PowerToys so you can make use of FancyZones, and you can make all sorts of custom window snapping sizes. #5 - It's a TV, but with that, you get all that comes with a TV. Meaning smart apps, picture by picture feature, but also a lot of picture controls that stay active

Just got the alienware qd-oled 34 165hz glossy for 899... I am loving it, but I am constantly worried about burning 😂

@Games_and_Tech

11 ай бұрын

Coming from a dual 27 in qhd screen setup I just mounted the 27 inces in the top... i am really happy with the setup. The ultra wide hits harder on my 4080 😢

I bought the LG C2 42' a few months ago, I do not like the judder effect you see when playing fps games or anything that requires you to pan the camera quickly. But for every other game genre , it is incredible.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

How much did you pay? 💵

@gatorkea

11 ай бұрын

@@jarekzahary 900+ tax

Exactly. Unless you're playing high competitive games and you're really competing there's no reason why you shouldn't. You should buy a monitor. They're more expensive. They're smaller. A TV will get the same enjoyment. Just make sure it's 1080 or 4K

When you said, “ The S95B and LG G3 are still MILES better than any monitor right now, “ does that mean they are also better than the QD-OLED 49” G9 ?!

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

Those rare QD OLED monitors are sort of the exception, but it depends on what you want. Even though the OLED G9 is very good it’s much more dim and it also is a much lower resolution. That said it’s smaller and has a higher Framerate.

im thinking of getting a 120hz @2k, 4k qled 50 som e inch tv under 400 if i can for my new primary monitor, get a 2k 144hz 32 inch monitor too if i wanna get extre competative but yea they doont make 55 inch monitors lol i raged and broke my old monitor and using this 25 dollar 32 inch goodwill tv that already has burn ins from icons on my desktop it sucvks so i guess qled or qned tvs with high refresh rate is the way to go ima go with a qled

I bought an lg c2 the other week and i love it. Personally I dont even run my c2 on over 50 oled brightness because for me it actually just feels too bright for me in my room and my room isnt even dark.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

How much did you pay for it? 💵

@Cptraktorn

11 ай бұрын

@@jarekzahary about 800 USD

Gen 2 QD-OLED monitors or bust! must wait!

Of the several TV's I've connected to my PCs throughout my life, none was able to display the computer desktop, menus and especially words properly, without image artefacts and other issues. Yes, TVs are great with video, but when it comes to the computer static screens, menus and words, they really suck, possibly because their image tuned 100% towards video, is not so good as far as computer overall image tune up goes because what is good for video image is not as good for other types of image display. And I seriously doubt this TV is an exception to that rule. This is why monitors are superior to (and more expensive than) TVs. If this TV as you say was better than the best monitors at being a monitor, it would be more expensive than said monitors and also marketed as being not only "monitor capable" but also "the best monitor around" but that's not the case and there's obviously a good reason for that. Maybe you're right and it's only the burn-in issue, but you can bet that if that is the reason, then that issue is serious enough that they don't market this TV as a monitor so it's probably really not a good idea to use it as a monitor (if you value your money and you're not really well off). Monitors, while they may not be the best at showing video, they still the best at all other visual computer tasks. And that's why monitors are monitors and TVs are TVs. And if your answer to this is "But OLED monitors use the same same technology as OLED TVs" remember that LCD monitors also used the same technology LCD TVs used and yet they were very different in how they display a computer desktop.

I wouldn't mind, but TVs tend to be more expensive and way too big.

Why would you slap a 42 inch TV right in your face? Monitors have better size choices and refresh rates.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

Clean your TV with beans.

would you recommand S90C? much cheaper than S95C and only brightness difference

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

Yeah it might be a good choice as it’s 144Hz native.

TV’s just make so much more sense to me. I’ve had a 32” TV for over 11 years that I’ve been using as a double duty TV/computer monitor (on a swivel wall mount). As a computer monitor the resolution isn’t great. But I would only play WoW and Minecraft on it and use it for work. The built in speakers on it are still sooo much better than anything offered today. I seriously don’t get how they are so loud and so good for a 32” TV. Better and louder than our 75” 4k samsung TV. Alas it’s time to upgrade the resolution. I much prefer having a remote and built in speakers that a TV offers over using a Monitor that I’ll have to turn on manually if I want to watch TV so I’m saving my money again and going with an HD 32” TV perfect size for my computer needs and TV needs in my bedroom.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

TV's are made to not be as a computer, but you can try to turn your TV into a computer Monitor It has the same HDMI ports that's monitors do.

0:18 is superbly cute view of Cat heheheh

Yea I play competitive not casual you can keep your 4K hdr tv

No one talks about PPI, shame.

hisense x9hau is my favourite gaming screen. i’ve gamed on countless monitors and many tvs but this screen is just better than anything i’ve ever used.

Oled g9 paired with the s95c is the way to go. Love my setup.

@Mayhemz.95

11 ай бұрын

Hey, I am thinking of doing the same, got a 42 c2 for desk usage and a 77 s90c for couch controller gaming, TV, movies, anime etc. Thinking of getting the Alienware dwf 34 for the desk and selling my LG c2 42

sure tvs are better but is it worth the neck pain from a big ass screen

This guy knows.

When TVs start pumping out 240hz and giving me that sweet sweet 32:9(Sorry, can’t go back lol) and a curve I might go back lol

@joshua7015

11 ай бұрын

21:9 better and supports more games

Insufficient brightness in OLED monitor ? I bought an Asus PG27AQDM and at max brightness I can not use it comfortably- in SDR mode. I do not know how use the computer those who think that more than 200nit is insufficient value. 4 windows in the room on each side without any blind and only during the day ? I for one am overjoyed because compared to my old monitor it's like heaven on earth. Only problem - price. 200-300 euro cheaper will be perfect price. :)

You absolutely can turn your Television into a monitor They both have the same HDMI. Ports. But second I want to say that it is a harder project than turning your monitor into a tv

IMO for real 24/7 monitor use, I agree if any OLED TV fits the bill for the majority of use cases, it's a 42" LG C2/C3 (as long as the C2 is an EVO panel, not all were, from what I've heard). I definitely didn't like the brightness and aggressive ABL of both my 48" CX and C1, which have both ended up as bedroom TV's in my house ). You could definitely wallmount a S95C, but I am still a little leery considering the reports of burn in on Gen 1 QD-OLED. They say it's better with Gen 2- but the jury is still out. And 55" is hella big for monitor use for most setups. I am loving my OLED G9 for day to day use- it's bright enough for me and beautiful to look at, and if Samsung purposely lowered the brightness to preserve the panel, I'm ok with that. I kept my LG Flex for work and 16:9 use. The Flex still has ABL, which is annoying, but it's much better than the older gen LG panels- which is why I say you probably want a EVO panel at minimum for LG.

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

How much did did you payed for cx, c1, flex and g9? 💵

@wille769

11 ай бұрын

@@jarekzahary way too much lol

@jarekzahary

11 ай бұрын

@@wille769 So why did you buy so much of it? 🤣 LMAO

@wille769

11 ай бұрын

@@jarekzahary it's definitely dumb. However, because I could.

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

Monitors experience less input lag. Televisions experience more input lag. A monitor does not consist of a tuner. Televisions come with a tuner or a remote. The main actual difference is that monitors don't usually have speakers built into them, and TVs do.

Spending that much money for burn-in. No thanks. If I spend that much then I expect it to last.

Yeah.. I would buy S95C in a heartbeat if it was even 48inch. Can't do 55 on a desk.

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

55” is reeeeaaallly pushing it.

Can you please do a video on how to connect a PC to a TV? I want to use my TV for gaming, but I haven’t been able to find any videos that show how to do this.

@shaneoliver9567

5 ай бұрын

If your pc has a HDMI port on the graphics it's just plug and play

Casual PC gamer here. My Asus 31" LED monitor at 1080p is getting replaced by a cheap 4k TV. Probably a 43". Microsoft Flight Sim will slowly take over your decision making processes. Im ok with that, lmao

@paradiseb5950

3 ай бұрын

Don’t do it. Don’t buy a cheap 4k tv you will regret the image quality and awful ghosting issues. Save for atleast a lg c3.

Samsung QD-OLEDs do have superior image quality over LG WD OLEDs. But they have worse quality control. My S95b had to have its power board swapped out only after 5 months.

@caphan8897

10 ай бұрын

I've got the s95b for 15 months now. No problem at all

Why no one talks about Samsung quality control!

I am still waiting for an OLED without burn in an dead pixel issues .

@heyolorenns

2 ай бұрын

Dat aint even an issue no more

I prefer TV's for nice looking games like JRPG's and Triple A titles.

@BlazetheCat-34079

2 ай бұрын

why not moniters

It seems to me monitors are just worth it if you play eSports, which i don't...

So $8000 aud , $4300 aud or $2400 aud for the sh1t one you recommended . Yeah real helpful when a 4k monitor can be had for

I would say the Samsung S90C QD-Oled is a better gaming TV than the more expensive S95C due to having the full 48Gbps bandwidth.. The S95C in comparison has only 40Gbps and issue's of black screen occasionally at 4k/ 144hz

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

That’s not why it black screens. It’s either a graphics driver or firmware issue. 40Gb + DSC can do 4K 240Hz 12bit. However the S90C is cheaper and 144Hz native like the S95C, so it may be a good option.

@macchan1

11 ай бұрын

hey bud, can you confirm S90C does not have black screen issue?

@mrwalker6026

11 ай бұрын

@@macchan1 100% no issue with mine.. Glad I chose the S90C over the S95C especially after seeing HDTVTEST latest video

@mrwalker6026

11 ай бұрын

@@thedisplayguy full bandwidth 48Gbps is a must for a high-end PC as mentioned by Vincent of HDTVTEST

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

@macchan1 I have no idea. The S95B had them albeit rarely with Nvidia for me so I assume the same will be true for the S90C.

My watching this video wail i have Chip PC monitor and chip TV My pc monitor is 1080p 120 fps if not mistaken, as for the TV it 720p 60 fps it's chip TV monitor that i have bay in therd hands To be honest i mostly use my PC monitor And i use the TV only for local multiplayer games that needs multiple players so i don't bother my it has less resolution also this TV have it's way bigger it's perfect wean you with multiple on the same device.

rare horrible take this time. even the most dim oled monitors are still completely fine in normal us cases and only see issues in very bright circumstances, from personal experience even just 1000 nits can be hurtful to the eye if used up closely during an gaming session. TVs are NOT supposed to be used as short distance screens and 2000 nits is COMPLETELY overkill.

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

I definitely disagree, but if you prefer monitors that’s cool 👍

@charliegrech2026

11 ай бұрын

U dont use them at short distance. Fold out desk or 2nd small desk for keyboard/mouse. Or wall mount tv and move desk back.

@Davinmk

11 ай бұрын

@@charliegrech2026 i’m not going to put my desk in open space just too use an eye frying 2000 nit producer, like you can’t compare them, they have different situations and saying one is better than the other is just ignorance at best

@Davinmk

11 ай бұрын

@@thedisplayguy i don’t prefer either, you don’t understand their individual advantages and use cases

@CasepbX

11 ай бұрын

You do realize these displays have adjustment settings to turn down brightness right?

my son has a PS5 digital. my son also has access to a Samsung 65" TV, a Samsung 43" TV, and a 27" AOC gaming monitor. 100% he prefers the gaming monitor. i still dont understand it. lol /bklyn👑

@heyolorenns

2 ай бұрын

Ur sons a nerd

Lg c3 vs oled g9 vs neog9?

@thedisplayguy

11 ай бұрын

The OLED G9 is better.

120hz panels are meh tho

is this guy really comparing a monitor to a tv? dude TVs can't achieve high refresh rates. relax

no thanks............................. TV low fps

@spyrochrisgaming

17 күн бұрын

OLED TVs offer high FPS such as 144 thanks to HDMI 2.1

I prefer matte finish. Suck it, display guy.

@SwordTomato

11 ай бұрын

🤮🤮🤮🤮

@Rolf-1gv7ej2j

7 ай бұрын

@@SwordTomato Leave people alone just because you don't like math doesn't mean people can.

@SwordTomato

7 ай бұрын

@@Rolf-1gv7ej2j I love math!

I need a god 27 inch screen.....nobody is giving me that except "Monitor" makers

I have a c2 oled 42 and I’m loving it rn. Picture quality is great.