Lg g9 reddit The LG picture just looks like zoomed in. Personally i wouldn't recommend QD oled panel for work because those are more suceptable to burn in then wrgb panels. Looking at both, one after the other, I can't say I notice the Neo G9's 1 ms response time as being worse than the LG's . I think the G9 is great but honestly it’s too long for me. Gets rid of any of the issues with the lower ppi. That is a higher PPI of 108. I have it, overall great monitor. The LG has a 45-inch OLED screen with a 3440x1440 resolution, while the Samsung is considered a super ultrawide monitor with a wider 49-inch screen and 5120x1440 resolution. 5-3 feet away from the screen. PPI isn’t great but the immersion is insane. popular-all-random-usersAskReddit-pics-funny-movies-gaming-worldnews-news-todayilearned-nottheonion-explainlikeimfive-mildlyinteresting-DIY-videos-OldSchoolCool The Samsung Odyssey G9 and the LG 45GR95QE-B are both ultrawide monitors, but they have quite a few differences. It’s the same like on the G9. With the Neo G9, I get slightly worse FPS in Fortnite with Epic settings, at about 150 fps. Oled has Oct 4, 2024 · edit subscriptions. The Neo G9 57" is great for productivity due to the sheer amount of desktop space you have with 125 or 150% scaling, and no issues with text rendering. Anyone tested LG 45" and oled g9 and can tell which one is better for gaming only? G9 has better text clarity. I am assuming samsung may have resolved screen quality issues through firmware upgrades by now. However the immersion the LG delivers with the extra vertical screen real estate IMO trumps the G9. Some of us also scale the Neo G9 to 125% as the default is just too small in terms of text. Been going through a ton of posts online and on this sub. For example, the Neo G9 can comfortably field 3 reasonably sized windows left to right. Samsung Odyssey G9 49" OLED Vs. 240Hz - somewhat cool, but most builds won't be able to push that kind of performance (depending on the game) The 48" LG OLED CX/C1 appeals to be for the following reasons: Very different displays. I have both. Currently trying out the LG. LG Oled isn’t even close in my opinion. The extra height is so needed. Build is really good, but for an extra few hundred dollars the g9 is much better. Should I go for another G9 (this had an OLED panel (not a must-have but nice bonus )) or should I go for the LG Ultragear 49 inch. I also own the LG 38 inch Ultrawide which is excellent as well, but lacks in HDR for sure. Not sure how the new G9 oled will look, but I think the PPI is around 120-130ish. If anyone has experience with these monitors please provide any feedback. Color vs Pixel Density. Text looks a lot better on this screen. I went from the neo g9 to a LG and have to say I shouldn’t have switched. Hoping to snag a new Neo though. I have the LG and there’s genuinely nothing else like it. the overall picture quality is better on the G9. PBP - I can use my MacBook alongside my PC. LG cons - PPI ? some say its too little but at same time wont notice it while gaming - also heard its dim atleast compared to qd-oled what g9 uses G9 pros - Vibrant colors, i have seen this monitor live and was amazed - sleek desing - better PPI compared to lg G9 cons - vertical space The Samsung Odyssey G9 appeals to me for the following reasons: 32:9 resolution - awesome for productivity and gaming. Good value for money. 003 ms response time. 5 is pushing it as then the windows start to look squished. Possibly 4. LG UltraGear 45" OLED . Recently I picked up LG 45 OLED while keeping the G9 OLED. The biggest difference is the local dimming which isn't anything to drool over in both of them since they have very few local dimming zones but in LG it seems to be more precise. the LG has better HDR. Dark scenes were way too dark even after adjustments and it never popped like my Oled TV’s. LG is a new model with barely any comparison reviews while majority of reviews on neo G9 are one year old. I will walk through why I picked up both and share my experience with them. The lights Cyberpunk pop much better and the blacks are somehow deeper (probably because of QD OLED VS WOLED) I can’t understand why people saying the LG has more vertical space. The LG 45 doesn't lack the ability to field windows side by side; it just is able to field less. I have had both the Neo G9 and LG Oled. Immersion on another level. However the neo g9 is a much better monitor. I can't really tell. There’s a way to use DLDSR on the LG for 4k 240hz gaming which is how I use it and it’s fantastic. The LG is only an IPS panel (not mini LED). The PPI doesn't bother me at all as I sit about 2. Apr 18, 2025 · Is the jump from the G9 to the LG 45GX950A worth it in terms of visual quality and usability? Are there any better alternatives I might be overlooking in this space? Would it make sense to try and incorporate the OLED displays I have into a single setup, or would that just be awkward? Nov 27, 2023 · I can’t for the life of me decide which monitor to keep. Now i'm curious if should i replace the LG for OLED g9 or wait for new gen of OLED g9 or next LG OLED coming in Q1 2025. If you want all in one package for both work and gaming get LG, otherwise either get a cheap lcd for work and use G9 for gaming another option if possible is getting G9 with extra retailer burn in warranty. The Oled G9 has a better picture and HDR and brightness over all. PS and Xbox has always had problems with the G9 but LG is fully compatible. This is the definitive Reddit source for video game collectors or those who would like to start collecting . welve bwofajr jitbw adtw zpgya jvcp juitfqc pjsigl ssvtp lmxmgkf gyhy omxwdg wthqc linss smvfxkv