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My priorities:


Viewing angles
Color banding
VRR flicker


These priorities make me want to go with an IPS panel. I am looking at various LG and Samsung IPS monitors.

I am also looking at a Samsung 43" Odyssey Neo G7 G70NC Series. but this is a VA panel, and I have read that it has bad ...

I am looking at these two monitors:

LG 32GP750-B: https://www.lg.com/ca_en/monitors/gaming/32gp750-b/
- IPS
- 32"
- 2K
- 8-bit+FRC
- 1000:1
- G-sync
- Has a USB service port so the firmware can be upgraded.

Gigabyte GS32Q: https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/GS32Q#kf
- IPS
- 32"
- 2K
- 8bit+FRC ...

some more questions:

- How low should I set the minimum value of the VRR range ? is 38 good enough ?
- My Freesync monitor supports Freesync through HDMI1.4, is the procedure to change the VRR range for DisplayPort and HDMI1.4 different ?
- When you change the VRR range through CRU, should you ...

Can I use the CRU app to increase the Freesync range ? like change 48-72 to 20-75 ?

I have an AMD Radeon RX580 and a Samsung Freesync monitor(LS27F350FHNXZA) that has an HDMI 1.4 input.

What is the VRR range for this monitor ? the monitor is 75hz...I can only find one source that says the VRR range is 48-72.

What happens if the frame rate drops to lower than 48 ? does this ...

Actually TVs are cheaper. 4K 42" OLED TV costs as much as 27" 1440p OLED monitor. For the money of a 32" 4K monitor you can instead get a 42" 120Hz 4K TV. And sometimes the TV is cheaper. LG C4 here costs 1200€. It's 42" 120Hz 4K. A 32" 4K OLED monitor is typically 1400€ (1700€ for the top models ...

- TVs are more expensive.
- You need a 3rd party program to make the TV turn off when you turn the PC off.
- TVs have a lot of confusing picture processing.
- I don't think Matte vs Glossy is a big deal....

- There's more than 1 kind of G-SYNC, one that is not compatible with AMD/VESA/HDMI (but produces better quality in some cases), and one that is compatible (but sacrifices some features).

You mean displays that have the Nvidia chip(native G-sync) vs the ones that are just G-sync compatible(VRR is ...

- It depends on the NVIDIA GPU. On the latest, "G-SYNC Compatible" is synonymous with VESA Adaptive Sync and HDM/I Forum VRR.
- Depends on your priorities about flicker-based motion blur reduction versus framerate-based motion blur reduction.
- No, not all OLEDs have DSC.


- So G-sync works ...

I am looking at LG 48GQ900-B which is a "monitor":

- 4K OLED 48" 138Hz.
- 16:9
- DisplayPort 1.4
- HDMI 2.1
- G-Sync compatible (Nvidia Certified)
- FreeSync Premium

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Questions:

- Have I picked a good OLED display ? (my requirements are: it should be 16:9 and 45"+). Should I ...