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Do you recommend gsync on or off for more clarity, specifically on the OLED panel. Seen threads online stating they turned gsync off as the old is "fast enough" etc. Any tips? G-SYNC does not directly affect motion clarify, it prevents tearing for framerates within the refresh rate without introduc...

I’m not fully sure if it is white trailing ghosting I am experiencing, it just seems blurry and ghosting overall. I know the videos I posted aren’t the best quality, I did try my best to capture the blurriness but it seems it doesn’t translate to a video. We're going in circles now, so all I can sa...

Frametime spikes still exist in older games, and can be caused by things like asset-streaming and auto saves, which aren't always performance-related, but engine-limited, hence no matter how overkill your PC is, those will typically remain. That said, one thing you can do with an Nvidia GPU is ensu...

welcomess wrote: ↑

30 Dec 2023, 11:04

Do you think returning the monitor and getting the asus will resolve my issues?

If your issue is the white trailing, then yes. If not, then no; it has the same panel and refresh rate, hence the same physical MPRT and stroboscopic levels of blur.

jetcat3 wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2023, 20:55

Badseed on YouTube shows firmware 3.08, 1.17 fixing the overshoot issue for the 27GR95QE at 3:57 in his PG27AQDM review.

welcomess wrote: ↑

29 Dec 2023, 17:34

Great news, if true.

Worth a shot to ensure the firmware is at latest, and if not, upgrade to rule it out before returning.

Yeah, LG didn't do great on their out-of-box firmware implementation for that model, unfortunately. 1st-gen OLED monitor teething issues. That said, before you return it, ensure you're using the latest firmware version, which may or may not have improved the overshoot issue I pictured previously: ht...

LG UltraGear 27GR95QE-B Ah, well, ironically, that's one of the only OLED models I know of that actually has inverse ghosting evident at lower frame/refresh rates, so depending on your framerate in those videos, you could be seeing artifacting due to that. It would primarily manifest as bright whit...

I have researched quite a bit into ghosting and “blurry” effects overall and have read about aliasing causing some sort of blurry vision not sure if that’s what I also could be dealing with. There are many causes of and contributors to "ghosting," most of which include: 1. GtG/overdrive (aka pixel ...

What happened is that OLED is overrated for gaming. What you need is a monitor that is well known for fps gaming. Virtually every OLED monitor available has the best possible non-strobed sample-and-hold motion clarity (aka GtG) of any monitor at its given refresh rate, whether it's versus an ultra ...

It is very strange how the issue goes away after a update for that period of time then comes back the next time I play after closing the game.. One thing that I can say for sure is that the stroboscopic effect can't "go away" or "come back." To be clear, no matter what you're experiencing, any disp...