OLED vs QD vs IPS vs VA vs TN for Gaming and More!

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In this video I’m aiming to answer the question: “What panel type should I buy?” I’m going to break down the main design differences briefly, then jump into the feature differences - things like the response times and refresh rates, alongside the viewing experience with things like viewing angles and brightness, plus lifespan, cost and availability. Let’s go!
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OLED vs QD vs IPS vs VA vs TN for Gaming and More!
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@Riful 2 года назад

I still think its crazy that the PS Vita has an OLED touch screen back in 2011 and 11 years later we still barley have any form of oled in monitors.

@MrJ0mmy Год назад

yep i think because of cost and screen burn in

@LosMuertos06 Год назад

That's something to think about, sony has always been ahead of time

@st4r444 Год назад

@@LosMuertos06 yea sure..bc, pay to upgrade

@Frozoken Год назад

I mean tbf the original samsung galaxy smartphone from 2009 had oled which I would argue is even more impressive

@LosMuertos06 Год назад

@@Frozokenbesides it being oled, psp still was ahead of its time, e.g browsing the web, mp3 & mp4, 460p photos beats having a iPod, cd player at that time

@rationalistfaith 2 года назад

This one is very much needed Ty

@adrianotlr 4 месяца назад

I'm using an IPS MIni led quantum dot, it has excellent contrast, black levels close to an OLED and color range with delta E

@MrJ0mmy Год назад

thanks for the information

@imautoob Год назад

An outstanding explanation and stunning visuals to boot, thank you sir! I will go ahead with a VA panel, as planned... non-gamer, but would like high contrast and deep blacks for occasional movie watching, but don't want to waste/burn in an OLED with day-to-day monitor use.

@FlyinggMushroom Год назад

wym waste/burn in the oled

@datmanbrooksiehd875 Год назад

I tried going with a VA panel after only using IPS, and I had to return it because it was so washed out and dim looking, even on max brightness and calibration. VA also has a wash out from side viewing angles. If you want bright and beautiful colors from no matter what angle you are viewing the monitor from, go IPS IMO. The VA panel I returned was the new Acer Predator 27’ 2560x1440 240Hz .5ms response time for $299.99 from microcenter. The specs sound amazing, but the monitor looked like it had a dimming filter on it next to my other two monitors. I ended up going with a 32’ Asus Tuf 2560x1440 170Hz IPS panel instead and I absolutely love it. At first I was worried it would be too big for gaming since I always have used 27’ but I can honestly say 32’ is an amazing upgrade and will not hinder your view at all

@Reddylion 11 месяцев назад

Good choice.

@lilmisery1643 11 месяцев назад

just got a ktc m27t20 mini led va 1440p 165hz hdr1000 for 500 on sale havent got it yet but im sure the hdr will compensate for the brightness and the contrast from the va will make it near oled blacks without the burn in got a ps5 and pc with a 3070 also vrr+ld+hdr works at the same time

@user936 Год назад

I learnt so much 🙂

@orangeygames7831 Год назад

Nice video, I went with the VA panel cause I can’t stand when black is more of a grayish color. Good explanation of each panel 👍

@VVJumparVV Год назад

How's your experience so far? I'm coming back to PC gaming from a pretty long break and man are parts expensive these days so I had to settle for a cheaper VA Gigabyte monitor and now I'm hear wondering if I made a mistake or not. I don't have it yet and I haven't really seen it in person.

@orangeygames7831 Год назад

@@VVJumparVV I really like it, it’s definitely personal preference cause with the VA there’s more motion blur, for me it T doesn’t bother me. But the true blacks are super nice and rlly worth it to me. But in the end it’s personal preference, I personally rlly like it

@CS-amegmondo Год назад

@TechteamGb Can you give me advice please? I have 2500-3000 dollar max for monitor. I've RTX4090. Which 4k monitor is optimal for me with high refresh rate and crispy gaming? I like competitiv games , MMORPGS, and almost all other games. Mainly competitiv FPS and MMORPGS. I would go to 32" or higher inch monitor. I've 27" inch now FULL HD (Acer,but notl ike it). Thanks for help!!!!!

@Rakkidood Год назад

TN = competitive gaming especially FPS,VA = casual gamers who loves the best graphic output,IPS = VA graphic alike but not quite there & quite close to TN response time but still not there yet.

@alkaholic4848 Год назад

Casual gamer here, still running on a very old 60fps, but I love the sound of the motion clarity and response time of 144 to 240hz IPS, and have heard very bad things about how well VAs handle that, so don't think i'm going for a VA. Which is a shame because i really want a 42 inch, and none of that ultra-widescreen peering through a letterbox nonsense! And they don't seem to make them in IPS :(

@Rakkidood Год назад

@@alkaholic4848 OLED from LG or Asus will come soon which will have best quality in term of both graphic and response time or motion clarity but sadly it wont have 42inch like you want tho

@rarinth Год назад

oled is also a viable option too, lower response time than TN and has the color gamut and viewing angles better than IPS

@michaelthompson9798 2 года назад

I’ve grown up using Twisted Neumatic (TN), In-Plane-Switching (IPS) and Organic Light Emitting Diode (OLED) technologies and for good value monitors you can get cheap IPS monitors which are terrific for everything and OLED, despite it’s expensive outlay and burn-in has awesome colour reproduction and HDR like no other and definitely way better than IPS. Definitely avoid TN at all costs due to poor colour reproduction, worse lighting and clarity as well as bad viewing angles.

@yogichopra6606 Год назад

TNs are still the best option for tech-shooters and other competitive games.

@sebbelilty6056 2 года назад

Very useful video! I'm only playing FPS games on PS5 and can't decide between VA or IPS - As an example, between a Gigabyte G27QC (curved VA) vs Gigabyte G27Q / M27Q (IPS), which one would you recommend? Thanks boss!

@TheTrueBloodish 2 года назад

Get IPS and just don't play in the dark. You can even out the lacking contrast ratio by just using the monitor in a well lit room, but you can't do anything about the smearing of VA panels.

@user-qd4gf8hg8f 2 года назад

dont use VA for fps games. just go for Zowie 2546k or ViewSonic XG2431 for fps games

@steve42069master 10 месяцев назад

@@user-qd4gf8hg8f Zowie XL2546K user here, can recommend immensely.

@Halibut86 Год назад

You forgot to mention CRT 8) When will we get a 500hz CRT?

@RelaxxGamez 2 года назад

I have a va panel, is there any settings that you know some monitors have that could reduce the ghosting, response time? Also when gaming i use hdmi 2.0 I think that transmits 18gbps of bandwidth, anyway, if I reduce the bandwidth usage for example using a lower resolution, will that reduce my input delay or make my game run any smoother?

@IINareik 2 года назад

Monitor overdrive, lower resolution does reduce input latency I think? Display port should be recommended for pc gaming though

@doc_bucket1982 2 года назад

I simply turn on FreeSync, which works as G-sync compatible with an Nvidia card (you will need DP). It says it synchronizes Hz with FPS without increasing input lag. Ghosting happens at low FPS. The only solution for my VA panel I know is playing at 120+ FPS. 60 is literally unbearable, no help. The same applies to playing without FreeSync: the result is dreadful, no matter how many FPS I push. It looks like VA panel without FreeSync is a bad luck. I do not believe resolution has any influence on input lag. Lower resolution can lower latency, i.e. how long it takes for hardware to produce a frame (the fewer pixels, the less work) after it receives information, but that's a matter of CPU and GPU I assume. You can help reduce latency in Nvidia 3D settings (the main control panel).

@RelaxxGamez 2 года назад

@@doc_bucket1982 thanks for both of your comments but I play on Xbox series x 120fps and have to use a hdmi cable, I feel I keep switching between adaptive sync on and off and I feel like when it’s off the ghosting and response time is a little better, and I thought lower the bandwidth usage will make me get lower input delay, for example my monitor uses ycc 4:4:4 but i can lower it to ycc 4:2:2 which lowers the bandwidth usage a little bit but I can’t tell if it has made a difference ( giving me lower input delay )

@doc_bucket1982 2 года назад

@@RelaxxGamez Oh, I see. Well, there is a latency and there is an input lag. The latter tells you how quickly the monitor responds to your controls, the first is about producing a frame. You can improve input lag by plugging in the controller or changing some monitor settings (e.g. from "normal" to "game level"). Latency is more complex and relates to transmission of the amount of data, which is also dependent on the bandwidth or how quickly the hardware can produce a frame. Since ghosting disappears with higher FPS, less data, which HDMI 2.0 should handle better, i. e. faster, might help. So, yes, I suggest lowering both the color ratio and resolution, and see if you get more stable and higher FPS. If you already get stable 120 FPS all the time, then I honestly say I do not know what to do. :)

@RelaxxGamez 2 года назад

@@doc_bucket1982 ok, thank you for your help 🙂👍

@Baker8933 Год назад

Do OLED panels manage 125hz mice polling better than LCD? Less stutter because of pixel response time?

@alkaholic4848 Год назад

Not really. Monitor is output from the computer, mouse is input to the computer. Monitor speed/response is about how fast your brain can perceive movement and coordinate it. Mouse speed how fast it feeds back the movements of your hand. Between the two there is a delay as the light from the monitor hits the back of your eyes, turned into electrical signals by the nerves there, to be processed by your occipital lobe (vision), then processed by your motor cortexes, through your nervous system, then to your muscles and ligaments (moving your arm and clicking). So there's no synchronicity between the two speeds. If you're a competitive gamer you want a very fast and responsive monitor. But there's no direct correlation to your mouse speed.

@georgejones5019 2 года назад

I just got an OLED TV, but I can't wait for QD-MicroLEDs to become a thing. Unless OLEDs can get a little brighter and reduce the risks of burn in.

@necroanonym 2 года назад

I have a 55 inch MiniLED TV from 2021, said to be just beneath OLED, top technology. It's garbage : in dark scenes you see the whole lighting zone of bright object slightly more light up and it's distracting, unpleasant and unsightly. Unless the MiniLED tech evolves a lot, I'll go with OLED from now.

@DjTittySprinklez Год назад

@@necroanonym switched to a QD Oled front a TN panel. I can NEVER go back.

@gpsdoc2222 Год назад

@@DjTittySprinklez What QD oled? I'm thinking about getting a c2 to display from my tn laptop. I hope it makes a difference despite it being hmdi 1.4 4k30hz. No hdr, but maybe blacks, contrast, overal picture quality, and the tn jump to oled.

@ChoppaCity27 Год назад

@@necroanonym yea MiniLED isn't the best when compared to OLED, but MicroLED tech is supposed to be way superior to MiniLED. MicroLED is going to be similar to OLED, but brighter and have little to no risk of burn-in because of it's inorganic material

@rushnerd 2 года назад

OLED. Really is no other choice.

@donaldpetersen2382 2 года назад

Real OLED fans get a tattoo

@rushnerd 2 года назад

@@donaldpetersen2382 And then use burn-in to get it back off later on.

@rpgfreak9999 2 года назад

All that power and yet it's killing itself - the "power PC" standard. Typical.

@drblitz3092 Год назад

text on oled looks wierd. oled tv has horrible reflection. oled is too dark in dark scenes. and the biggest problem. it gave me headache and blurry vision after using it. ips any day over oled. oled picture looks great but i prefer my viewing experience to be comfortable not straining

@Hc4697 Год назад

@@drblitz3092 damn that must be just you brother. OLED is undefeated just look at iPhones and top androids, all OLED just like top end tvs

@IINareik 2 года назад

Any advice on fast response time 1440p 27 inch? I have the pixio 277 prime and its decent but a little slow, I've seen a DELL monitor that looks promising but it's a maybe

@faythe03 Год назад

I bought Asus PG279Q a few years ago, it has 4ms response time and I'm extremely happy with it. Nowadays there might be better options though, I plan to gift this to my little brother and check what else is new

@IINareik Год назад

@@faythe03 funny enough I've literally sold the pixio the other day and bought the Asus 1440p 240hz and loving it lol

@shreyasdharashivkar8027 2 года назад

IPS for the win anytime, Budget friendly, quantum dot technology is Overpowered, yeah man IPS

@GloriousFlame Год назад

yeah, we all love backlight bleed and all the other defects comes with those scam panels.

@rarinth Год назад

OLED advantages: 1. Has faster response time than TN by a little bit and IPS by a wide margin 2. Has the best color accuracy 3. Has the best motion clarity 4. Has the best viewing angles OLED disadvantages: 1. The most expensive panel you can get 2. Risk of burn in on cheap panels TN advantages: 1. The cheapest panel you can get 2. Better response time than IPS 3. Good motion clarity but worse than OLED's TN disadvantages: 1. Terrible color accuracy 2. Has not so good motion clarity 3. Terrible viewing angles IPS advantages: 1. Cheaper than OLED 2. Color accuracy is better than TN 3. Better viewing angles than TN IPS disadvantages: 1. Backlight bleed 2. Slower response time than TN and OLED 3. Little to no motion clarity (feels blurry on unfocused areas when moving in FPS) VA advantages: 1. Cheaper than IPS 2. Has better response time than IPS 3. Has better color accuracy and viewing angles than TN VA disadvantages: 1. Slower response time than TN 2. Not so good color accuracy and viewing angles than IPS 2. Not so good color accuracy than IPS

@drblitz3092 Год назад

oled gives me headaches and blurry vision