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Imagine if it had blur-reduction features as well. (To be fair I haven't seen a confirmation that it won't have it, it's just an easy assumption to make right now based on other OLED displays and also with LG dropping 120 Hz BFI from their TVs a while ago). If I wanted an e-sports monitor right now this is probably the one I'd go for.

Yup... I wasn't even considering a OLED because of burnin and all the 480hz ones are 32", but this is 27 and 1440p which is a nice topper. Still would appreciate a 24", but given the options... this seems very good. LG panels seem among the best at avoiding burnin too. Exciting year at CES for displays.

Might sell my PG248QP for this depending on when they're shipping and do dual monitors, turning this off when not gaming or consuming videos. Sources are saying June.

Get this, it’s glossy and up to 275 nits 100% APL too! Go to 50 seconds here. https://youtu.be/Hofo1zW5V98

Sigurd wrote: ↑

04 Jan 2024, 18:43

Imagine if it had blur-reduction features as well.

Wow. Well... It apparently does. All the ASUS W-OLED models have ELMB.

Yes, this was a feature addition to some WOLEDs!

Chief Blur Buster wrote: ↑

09 Jan 2024, 16:39

Yes, this was a feature addition to some WOLEDs!

Would you happen to know something about it? What refresh rates can it run at? I wouldn't be surprised if you have insider knowledge about it that can't be revealed just yet.

480hz only... It's announced at CES this year. TFTcentral has a bunch of news articles.

However, depending on the coating, I'd take the LG over the Asus even if it has BFI.

Not sure why OLED was split into it's own forum as the announcements are all over the place now. Would be better if you could just tag the monitors.

I'm assuming the LG model or one of the other brands will be G-Sync Compatible.

With OLED monitors are there any benefits to having the G-Sync hardware vs being G-Sync Compatible? Does G-Sync perform any better, improve latency, any other performance benefits?

I know with LCDs you'll get variable overdrive for response times but that shouldn't be much an issue on OLEDs.

BFI at 480hz, with vrr on an oled

just impressive

if the brightness is enough to peak about 250 nits using it, I'm in, if it goes to 100, then ill get the qdoled 360