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Thanks for the recommendations. I'll keep those in mind, but I currently have the LG UltraGear 27GP950-B, which is alright for now. And it seems there isn't a big difference between it and the (IPS based) others that you've listed - don't you think?

Love this forum; way too difficult to get decent info anywhere else. So it sounds like IPS is still the only option for high refresh / high resolution / flicker free displays - correct?

Do all good OLEDs today still use PWM dimming or do some use DC dimming? An aspect of quality to me is the flickering - despite the fact that it is hard to perceive. If I can have an OLED that lasts 5y, text almost as good as a top-end IPS, and fully DC dimmed - then I'd definitely go for it! I know ...

Can I expect to do this without negatives / downsides: Run 1000hz keyboard and 4000hz mouse on 1 USB port?
Thanks.

Good question and unfortunately the best might be something like the LG 27GP950, but still so much backlight bleed - so I almost prefer an OLED despite the lower text clarity - just using larger text.

But the lower latency of the OLED needs to be factored into that: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oy3cKwq ... ture=share

So if we consider the whole system (hand to eye), then OLED is giving you an edge that isn't closed by any LCD - isn't it?

Hard to know whether to go with IPS or try one of these new 240hz OLEDs which have some very negative reviews:
https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gaming/co ... es_thread/
https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comme ... pointment/

I'm not finding any panels listed as WOLED with listed as 240Hz 27" - have a model in mind specifically?
Thanks.

I'm looking for a desktop display for video editing, reading text, and low latency gaming (not the highest priority, but nothing competes with OLED for overall latency, so I'm still trying to find an OLED). I also hear temporal dithering is used in some, which also causes eye fatigue. So, what are ...

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07 May 2023, 22:20

For text, running MacType-for-Windows font renderer on an LG OLED looks pretty great.

I use Linux BTW. Not sure if it is true, but I've read that Linux's Freetype is as good for fonts on OLED by default as MacType or MacType-for-Windows.