2023 Gaming Monitors are Insane. 

optimum will you show how you edit and color correction your video please?

And the 540hz monitor actually has OLED, not TN.

these new OLED 1440p 240hz monitor will still NOT top the motion clarity of BFI (Zowie 1080p 360hz). Backlight Strobig on the Zowie will top their motion clarity very easily

@@maxpain177 Its actully not oled, but e-tn.

@@marktekk4982 thank you for clarifying but what is e-tn?

I feel its taken too long

​@@dittocopys same, especially how far mobile oled has come

(that's what she said)

Next stop, MicroLED... in 10 years.

i've been waiting for 20 years.

I know these are mostly aimed at gaming, but how is the colour fringing for text on macOS?

​@@ellisbod MacOS is optimised for RGB Subpixel layout so text quality isn't pristine for now

Facts

There’s also G-Sync/Freesync gamma flickering issues with Windows on OLEDs. Microsoft needs to step up and stay in the game!

@ellisbod I found text fringing much worse on Mac than it is on windows. Basically unusable for heavy text editing or development work for these subpixel monitors

I hope so, “IPS Black” technology from LG will become the new norm, Mini LED FALD will take over, and give people more options if the minority of people do not want to use OLEDs (Burn-in, PWM and migraine like symptoms).

They are already considerably cheaper than they were say 2 years ago. The push to OLED will make them the new budget option imo.

IPS would be fine if it wasnt for the contrast IMO. response times are decent, refresh rate is decent, colour accuracy is decent, price is decent, e.t.c. but tn can go i hate tn

@@Caution40404 lmfao

IPS is trash

Well, its OLED. It can't be better

@@Novskyy621 CRT

@@Impetu0us old technology with bad image quality. Its 2022

@@Impetu0us CRTs also have phosphor decay times (up to 5ms or so), so I think these OLEDs would have more clarity no matter what

@@Novskyy621 it is 2023 :P

How have you found this monitor ?

For those that don't want to look that up, it's the newest Alienware ultrawide which is OLED and hands down the best ultrawide gaming monitor right now. They really knocked it out of the park. Top rated on rtings and it's made many other lists. When you really start looking for monitors, it's really hard to find the monitor that has every feature you're looking for, but the Alienware did it for this generation of monitors for ~$1000 to $1200 (w or w/o gsync)

I just got the dwf and its fantastic highly recommended.

I been having it for few months now love it

@@dogboy0912 I find that monitor compelling but I HATE curved displays.

What's wrong with curved screens?

@ramicollo use case. Not good for production uses, only for gaming.

@@georgejones5019exactly it looks too gamerey imo

@@ramicollo Not for everyone.

@@georgejones5019 and they’re really not even good for many games. Very few tbh

LG or ROG?

@@dittocopys lg

Lol ik

Nvidia fleecing their customers is old news hahaha

Hopefully the market crashes real hard, just like ehat happened in 2016-2017 after the 10 series launched/crypto crash in 2016-2017

@@benisrood it's us the "consumers" that are hogging up 4080s 4090s at those ridiculous prices that is letting Nvidia get away with this

And then you decided to bother and give it traction plus attention in the comments, how ironic.

Why does QD OLED have less burn in then standard OLED?

Lg woled does the same. It’s white pixels below color filters to reduce difference in wearing between colors.

@@dexi9814 They do not. Completely different.

You didn't know what happened huh? Japan control all the substances to create OLED and they got in fight with korea back in 2018. This causing LG and Samsung create their own substances to create OLED and Japan Monopoly with OLED tech ended in 2021 That's why in 2023, OLED will be mainstream because every display manufacturer got their panel from LG. While high end panel will use Samsung. China also successful creating their own Mini-LED in 2021 and they started to mass produce Mini-LED late last year. Which means this year we can have affordable Mini-LED monitor from AOC and ViewSonic What funny thing is Japanese company who own OLED tech (JOLED) lose their customers and they asked taiwanese to save them. TCL willing to use JOLED panel and now they produce for Asus vivobook screen.

Im with u, think qd oled is the next step to endgame 😊

@@samrincewindx micro-led is the endgame display tech

@@vujhvjvgvfujk9888 Neural implants are the next end game. No more deterioration of eyesight

yea, the 500+ hz panels could potententially have 1 ms response and at that refresh the input lag would be insane, well under 10 ms, hard to say how oled would compare.

but probably will cost to much as we can see with the LG Monitor

@@Owen-ue5bi I wouldn't say no. Thanks for being so kind. ☺️

@@Owen-ue5bi I want one..

@@Owen-ue5bi I would like one too..

you can deactivate it in the maintenance menu, but it void the warranty

I had the issue with the LG OLED C1 48" , I bought the remote from amazon (so i could enter into the maintenance menu), and i disabled it. There are some tutorial videos on youtube. Since I enjoy my tv much more. Im using it on my PC btw :)

@@Uryendel You'll damage the panel eventually as it's not rated for such high amounts of current.

Just use dark mode for everything and it should rarely ever dim

TN panels just aren't viable for anything other than league and cs though

Well, that's because they think the ASUS doesn't have backlight strobing. xD

imagine buying an OLED pc monitor. have fun with burn in

I love the screen saver, never got rid of it

Maybe with the time but right now this are not even closer in brightness to NEO G7/G8

Apparently not too bright for this panel. Doesn't bother me though

@@ricardorosa6456 NEO G8 hits 2000 nits. New OLED with MLA hits 2100 nits. It's not far behind.

I'm not too worried, I've been using an OLED monitor for 2 years now (5000 hours) without burn-in. I imagine the newer panels have even less burn in issues.

@@georgejones5019 it is only 200nits on monitor lmao

I’m using the MSI 27inch monitor and love it. Might not be 4k but games still look and play great on it.

I'm gaming on CRT

@@babagandu lul

Hide taskbar n desktop shortcuts n u r good. Use screensaver

Alienware is QD Oled though, which is less prone to burn-in as far as I know.

4k 240Hz are useless at this time since not even the 4090 can do that, maybe with the 4090Ti (possibly late this year) or the 5090 (possibly next year).

@@ncjsgrki So what, DP allows it why limit it for no reason. Never said I expect games to run at that though. Point is versatility.

@@StaySic4Ever The 4090 has DP 1.4a, the limit of that port is 4k 144hz

@@ncjsgrki and rx 7900 xtx has dp 2 though.

I still have an S8 since 2018, it's full of burns haha

Really hope so

Already have around 4100h on my C1 and still no burn in.

LOL, it's exaggerated right up until you get it.

@@dann5480 Only happens on bad panels, skill issue I'd say.

Lg oled C8 here, no burn in whatsoever

27 inch and 4k? Why?

@@592Johno Some of us have really sharp eyes.

@@MutaharFarooq Maybe If you're planning to sit 6" away from the monitor, otherwise you'll see no benefit over 1440p at that size

Steve 1 week later watch as we cut this monitor in half

agreed on the size. i for some reason can't get used to anything larger than 24/25 inches

Yup 24" is the best size. Even with 1440p.

Same I saw it at ces and it was amazing

sure thing, just give it 5 more years

Why do you care if other people want to use 1080p?

Not anytime soon. People don't have the horsepower to drive above 1080p at the performance and fidelity they want.

Why should 1080p be obsolete? PC gaming is all about choices and 1080p is perfect for entry/mid builds.

No one likes 1080p. The issue is that some of us find 27'' too big for competitive play. That's the only reason I'm still playing at 1080p.

ive been using the c1 for 6 months heavily for gaming, no burn in to speak of

@@scragglie what kind of hours daily?

Let the early adopters find out lol

@@deagle7776 ong

Yes, 2023 also year of mini LED. China company such as TCL, BOE, Panda already gain mini LED tech last year. And now as we speaks, they're mass produce Mini-LED for every Chinese monitor company.

As an early OLED adopter (LG E6 back in 2017) I got MASSIVE BURN IN with Destiny 2. Ruined my LG OLED, and it's the reason I never play static HUD games. I've played Resident Evil Village & Callisto Protocol both recent/modern games and NO HUDS!!! 🙌🙌

@@garrusvakarian8709 there’s that, but there’s also the chance that high refresh rate ips monitors lower in cost due to this so explore your options and pick what’s for you! wish you the best of luck!

@Garrus Vakarian Oled not cheaper in canada.The ones so far are all over $1000+.I did see arorus 4k one on sale during holidays tho under $1000 but thats it.

There isn't any of them. Only 4K 60 Hz 27-32" are exists.

The price not ideal ^^

i will get that

Watch the 3423DWF review for Hardware unboxed

could you xplain how to get to these options?