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If you have an LG OLED and: you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 3.000 (nits; Max); Set Paper White slider to: 200 (nits); Leave the HDR10 PQ Saturation slider to: 0 (Default). you're using HGIG: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 800 (nits) or 1.00

OLED displays really are something else. I bought an LG G4 TV last year and it genuinely still leaves me in disbelief to this day when I watch something, especially if it’s in HDR.

I'm on an LG G4 and these settings looked the best for me after a lot of testing, I know the hdr10 pq setting may seem high but it does look better for me like this + brightness only at 1000 because otherwise the blacks could be a bit washed out and at 1000 it looks perfectly saturated for me. Paper

Hello. Congrats on your OLED! I myself have a G4. If you are using Plex on TV, the hdtv guide is plenty for good picture and color accuracy. A Nvidia shield pairs great as well, since you have upscaling. High bitrate movies, audio passthrough if you have a home theater setup, etc. If you are using a

I own a UT50, GT50, and VT50. All are great and each is slightly better than the other. The picture quality is very similar when comparing the GT to the VT, but the black levels are slightly better on the VT50. I notice the blacks being gray on the GT more than the VT, still noticable on the VT if y

I have a 9800x3D/ 7900 XTX Nitro (and thus still don't have FSR4 thanks to AMD's stubbornness) PC I use on an ultrawide monitor (MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED) and a PS5 Pro I play on an 65" LG G4. I enjoy both and sometimes get the PS5 version over the PC version, particularly if it has PSVR2 support or it h

I can answer that. I use an LG G4 as my PC display. It reaches around 1500 nits, and when HDR is set up correctly, the image looks just like SDR overall. The difference is that all the highlights, like the sun, fire, lights, magic effects, and lasers, look much brighter and can genuinely blow you aw

Oh yeah forgot about that, I don't use frame gen myself haha, the visual artifacts are way too distracting for me. For what its worth, DLAA is really not worth it at all in my opinion and is just a huge waste of performance for zero discernible benefit. DLSS with Ray Reconstruction is ridiculously g

Your comment reminded me why i just stopped caring about the accuracy of the image and just go with "does it look good to me". A year ago when i got my lg oled g4, i was obsessed with searching online for the best and accurate setting for games and movies. All the gamma, dynamic tone mapping, peak b

Hey, this is a problem with all FF titles. The developers usually don’t give any user adjustable HDR controls, which means the engine relies solely on the TV’s tonemapping to give the final luminance. Essentially they rely on your tv to do the DTM rather than the game engine. One of the cases where