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Nov 03, 2023 06:31 PM By RichardHammers

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So I’m looking for a good OLED 27-inch screen, and right now I’m looking at both this monitor and the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM, and I’m leaning more towards the Corsair. The only things that I’m worried about are the ABL and the Gray Uniformity. I use Windows in dark mode and have most of my apps within dark mode, so ABL might not be too bad for me, but I’m worried about the Gray Uniformity, especially when I move windows around in dark mode if I’m going to notice a lot of vertical banding throughout the screen. I’m wondering how the vertical banding has been for others, especially for those who use Windows dark mode and/or use a lot of apps in dark mode. I’m also going to mainly use the screen in SDR, and I normally don’t have my screens very bright, but I’m just worried about the ABL when closing or opening white windows. Don’t do my mistake this monitor horrible in brightness also high input lag for console

Is it good for ps5 ?

Oct 27, 2023 07:48 AM By  Nicholas Di Giovanni

As mentioned, the main advantage of the HDMI 2.1 bandwidth on the LG is that it supports 4k up to 120fps, which results in a more detailed image than if you were to play 1440p up to 120Hz on the ASUS. While the difference isn’t that big because the LG still has to downscale that 4k signal, it’s one of the pros. The LG also has a more consistently low input lag than the ASUS, as the 60Hz input lag on the ASUS increases with VRR disabled. As for the motion handling, for sure the ASUS is better because it has less overshoot, so deciding between these two, you have to think what’s more point for you, having HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and consistently lower input lag, or less overshoot.

What do you suggest For shooting games and competitive gaming Less overshoot or 2.1HDMI and i believe that games up to 120HZ

Oct 26, 2023 04:50 PM By  Nicholas Di Giovanni

The Samsung has a few pros, like the fact that it has a higher resolution for more detailed images, but in terms of performance, the OLED monitors still have better motion handling.

Okay, What is the better Asus or LG the olny negative of asus is 2.1HDMI will that affect the performance of gaming in terms of image quality and will the overshoot affect shooting games, who is the best for my ps5 ? In gaming experience like shooting

Oct 25, 2023 03:42 PM By  Nicholas Di Giovanni

Good point, the LG does have more overshoot at 60Hz, so if that bothers you, the ASUS is the better choice. The main advantage of HDMI 2.1 bandwidth is that the LG supports 4k 120Hz, which the ASUS doesn’t, and this results in a more detailed image than 1440p, but the ASUS still supports 1440p 120Hz from the PS5.

It okay the overshoot for me as it doesn’t affect the performance the only thing is important for me is the performance I don’t care about the image details all i want is the Lower input lag and the lower respond time because i paly compatitve gamer However is The Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 S32BG85 better all of them for ps5 again i care about the performance Thank you.

Oct 25, 2023 09:43 AM By  Nicholas Di Giovanni

Hello, Even though they all use the same panel, the LG is still the best option for PS5 because it has HDMI 2.1 bandwidth, which the ASUS doesn’t have, so the LG can take full advantage of the console. The LG also has lower input lag than the Corsair, so it provides a more responsive feel as well.

What about respond time in LG it is 120HZ is 9.1rating but corsair 9.8rating although 60HZ LG had 8.3rating and corsair 9.6rating also LG has ghosting and overshoot will that effect my gaming.

Also can you explain what advantage you mean by using 2.1HDMI in LG and doesn’t has Asus

You let made a bad choice I bought corsair exneon 27QHD240 for my ps5 and I chose it from your recommendation in the best monitors for ps5 and you let 27QHD240 top number 1 and I realized that it has high input lag in 120HZ and 60HZ and I found LG has low input lag than corsair it you’re fault i am disappointed.

Oct 19, 2023 03:06 PM By  Nicholas Di Giovanni

The firmware isn’t advertised to fix the input lag, so we only retested the parts that the update was advertised to fix, namely the SDR and HDR peak brightness. That said, if Corsair releases a firmware that’s supposed to fix the input lag, we’ll retest it!

It seems that LG and asus had update the firmware and fix the input lag including such things with out saying input lag

Sep 12, 2023 02:54 PM By  Jake Thauvette

Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We will create a retest for the monitor and we will update the review as soon as possible!

Could you retest input lag at 120HZ and 60HZ in fimware 1.03v