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I've been hired to work on 240Hz OLEDs as of late, so I'll chime in a bit, as much as my NDAs allow me to do so. My 240Hz OLED is a bit too bright at maximum brightness, so I adjust it down abit. I'm used to ~150nit when I'm doing Visual Studio or documents/articles anyway. Now when gaming, I like ...

I pre-ordered mine, I wanted a 1440p monitor as 4K will be too taxing on games fps. January can't come soon enough 4K isn't taxing anything on its own. You also can use a lower resolution if you prefer. It is just the maximum capability, not the only resolution you can choose from. So it shouldn't ...

I am worried about this monitor, as I really would probably want to try it out, but I think 200 nits brightness is too low. Is it? I have never heard of monitors having less than 400, and this one has 200. Suppose I have the sun shining at the monitor, will I even be able to see anything? Will I eas...

I have been following the website since before it got redesigned in 2017. I loved that finally someone knowledgable spends time researching motion blur reduction and sort of promoting higher refresh rate monitors and helping everyone use their monitors correctly. In 2020 I bought ViewSonic XG270 as ...