PC Gaming on OLED in 2024 

i know it’ll be a good day when i’m at work and see a denki notification, thanks for the video man!

really love my LG OLED monitor, i still keep my Predator X34 for my productivity but for gaming and movies, HDR + OLED is godsend

Picking a oled monitor has never been so hard HELP

I'm on 32" 1440p 144Hz VA panel, and I probably will hold onto this until OLED becomes affordable..... Its just so much jump from my previous monitor price but I think OLED is the only worthwhile upgrade.

Love your videos Ken! Would love to meet you one day but I'm in the UK 😭

Great review!! I'm getting an AW2725DF which should have the same panel as this MSI. Pretty stoked since i got it for 699 CAD open box at Best Buy. Fingers crossed it comes fine!

I got the Corsair Xeneon 27QHD240 a month ago and have been incredibly happy with it. Sure 4K would be nice, but my gaming PC isn't pushing high frames whatsoever at 4K. IMO, for 99% of people 2K is he new 1080p and it's where they should look.

hi I'm trying to build a pc and I want to get the Asus Maximus Z790 Hero motherboard and I'm using a website to check compatibility and it says that i9-14900KS is not compatible with the motherboard can you confirm this for me pls or can please tell me an alternative for the mother board my pc case is corsair 7000x rgb

Where did you get that wallpaper at 11:00?!?!? I needs it! I love the blue and black. It relaxes me. 🤗

What size is your Fractal North PC case

i just ordered the philips oled 34 inch white monitor cant wait to try it next week :)

Watching this while I just got an LG C3, it's awesome. The size is the main reason I got it, if not, I would've waited for QD-OLEDs. Nevertheless, with the price of QD-OLEDs being much higher, despite being much smaller, made me just want to buy the LG C3 now.

My new Lenovo Legion laptop has a OLED screen from Samsung and it's amazing 😎

4K 240hz on a QD OLED is Am😮azing

Hello friend, can you make a comparison of the s90d or c and the c3 or c4 as a monitor, since we know the advantages of the w oled or the qdoled, but only on monitors and not on 4k tvs as a pc monitor, greetings

They haze on the QD is a real real bummer.

I do want micro OLED but that's super far away atm the only tech with micro OLED is the apple vision pro

What is that monitor light u have there in the video

I want those 1440p 480hz ones from Asus or LG

I have a 4070ti and run all my games on quality mode on 4k.. you’re missing out. Helldivers quality mode I’m at 117 fps for example

Unless you compare it to the LCD monitor from Asus with DP 2.1 that actually cost more than a qd OLED ^^

My gaming PC is still using regular IPS monitors, but my current laptop is OLED and it's really incredible. Even at 1080p 60Hz, it looks so much better than most IPS screen. However, I'm not sure if the current pricing makes much sense. An OLED monitor with the same specs as an IPS one (1440p 240Hz) will cost AT LEAST double the price and while it looks great, I don't know if it's worth it. Even my laptop, they had to make some sacrifices to make the price competitive, it's all plastic while most laptops in that price range (around $700 on sale) will be aluminium (or at least better plastic, this one feels really cheap), uses an older Zen 3 Ryzen instead of Zen 4 (and AMD doesn't make it easier since it's still a Ryzen 7000 series) and the hardware itself is pretty meh (the keyboard is okay, the speakers are pretty bad, battery life is decent, but not great, RAM is soldered, etc.). Right now, you still need to either sacrifice something (build quality, resolution, brightness) or pay way more. I'm really excited on what it will look like in a year or two however, even in the last 2 years, the prices went way down, if OLED manage to be only 25% more expensive than IPS, it'll still be a no-brainer (and even at 50%, it would be a solid option, but at 100% right now, not so sure).

Hey, can you revisit the 11 inch iPad Pro?

I'm a huge fan of glossy and very bright displays like the tcl 4k mini led tv with 5,000 nits and the hisense 10,000 nits 4k mini led tv since matte displays are too dim and too dark looking and less sharp compared to glossy and very reflective displays even though they attract alot of finger prints.

Got my entire rig second-hand for less than either monitor. Some day I ‘spose….

Can someone explain to me what the point of that lightbar on top of multiple of the screens in this video is? Seems counterintuitive and it also looks horrible 😅

I tend to agree. "Matt" coating is a lot better. Some may agree that glossy does look better but it's a terrible finger print magnet.

i love OLED TVs and OLED handhelds (switch, steam deck, phones), but for some reason i just don't like OLED monitors. desk gaming just isn't very comfortable, especially for someone who likes to use controllers. and for content consumption, a QD-OLED TV at the same price would be better. the average person should only really get an OLED monitor if mainly game on your PC and want the absolute best image quality and will utilize HDR properly (which many PC games just straight up don't support unless you use RTX-HDR or special K)

With this video, I would need the help of collective intelligence. I need a monitor for office work and occasional gaming. A curved one where I could have three windows side by side so it would be easy to follow Teams, a task window, and emails. I've been looking at the Predator x45 monitor, but it's still too expensive, and in the summer, a lot of natural light gets into my office. Thanks for the video, Ken, and keep up the good work ❤.

It is so hard to choose right now. I have a 4080 and have an lcd 1440p monitor. Prices for the 1440p OLEDs are dropping but the 4k 32 inch oleds are out now. The prices for the new ones are insane. $1300+ on a 32 inch display is crazy…. And they aren’t even in stock.

I run my C3 for PC gaming on a 48 inch, pretty nice!

If you like matte that's fine all have there preference and reasons:)

I have a 28” 4k 144 Samsung g70a and a 27” 1440 240 g7 I basically use the 4k strictly for discord because I still believe gpus still aren’t quite there yet to run 4k on max settings and get high frames still. I have a 7900xtx and will probably wait to upgrade in the 6090/9900 depending on how the 5090 performs but plan to go with a 1440/360 oled this fall. I still believe 1440 is the ideal resolution and I don’t notice enough of a visual difference between the two when I’ve tested between the two and have better than 20/15 vision lol.

Why there is still no 4k oled monitor for 27 inches and below. Laptops already have 4k at 14 inches. Why manufacturers not making it.

I’m using the LG 45inch OLED monitor. The immersion brought about by having such a massive OLED panel in front of you is pretty surreal at times and its something that smaller WOLED/QD-OLED monitors I previously had weren’t able to replicate (not even my 42inch C2)

I just game on a 1080p im broke

I would if they wouldnt out of stock everywhere

u really need some carmex or something bro, i could hardly focus

from my understanding the woled is more resistant to burn in than qdoled exactly because it has that additional white led, so i'd happily trade a bit of brightness for that.

OLED is very nice!

Neo g8!

ok

I own 2 miniLED panels and love em. Personally i would get those instead of OLED still

Msi qrx is never on stock it sucks !!!

I'm still using a cheap ahh monitor I don't even know what technology it uses

999€ here in germany

Too late...I just bought one

i actually switched from a WOLED to a high end Mitsubishi CRT and uh damn how monitor tech has devolved 😮‍💨

Glossy FTW. Come on Denki. 😂

Can I get a ...?

use chapstick

I was the 1000 like :)

ITS THE GUY FROM THE OTHER GUYS CHANNEL :O

NOPE...

Must be nice to be rich. Cough cough.

Your Chinese?

my aw3225q comes in april 16 🤙🏽🤙🏽