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He's an idiot. HDR works miles better on Linux, and I have several PCs to compare (rx 9070 xt, rtx 3050, amd m680) and Alienware OLED monitor and a brand new LG C5 TV. Windows HDR just look terrible. And Windows cannot even do DV either, despite it sometimes works in specific apps but licencing is a

RTINGS doesn’t really fully account for some of the stuff Sony is best at, most notably Motion handling, but that’s a lot more relevant for movies than games (OLEDs are really bad at 24p video). I own the 65” Sony XR8B which is basically a Bravia 8 and I love it, but I got a stellar deal on it about

Monitor OLED no brasil é piada de mal gosto. Vai pagar no minimo uns 5k, por um moniotr 1440p de 27´; Sendo que com esse valor voce ja pega uma TV ´´gamer´´ LG C5 OLED 4k 120hz com 42 polegadas, que possui acabamento melhor e HDR superior.

Just bought LG C5 OLED. 144hz, 4K Dolby Vision, everything you could ask for! I think its direct competition is the Sony Bravia series.

Huh you mean the 910 or 809? Becaude you're saying 809 and 810 And in you're title it's saying 810 vs 910 910 is way brighter then 810. 910 uses a lg g5 panel and 810 uses a lg c5 panel 810 is a great TV I also got the 77 inch 810 oled 810 peaks at around 1200 nits in hdr 1% windows and the 809 peak

I basically copied most setting from here: https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/c5-oled/settings and then just finetuned what I thought was better for me. I have always used HGIG for dynamic tone mapping, it just looks better. Ps5 pro side: first set the tv and only the then do the hdr calibration f

First, the 75" OLED reality check. True 75" OLED panels are extremely rare in India — LG makes a 77" version (not exactly 75"), and it starts at ₹4,00,000+. That's not a typo. Manufacturing large OLED panels is expensive, so if you want 75"+ OLED, your budget needs to be ₹3.5–4 lakh minimum. Buy fro

I was debating between the two TVs as well and went with the C5. For me, one of the biggest factors was the raised black of the Samsung and better processing of the LG. Maybe they would have been non-issues for me, but didn't want to take the chance. I've also heard that Samsungs can be less reliabl

The LG G5 has excellent HDR native gradient handling. There's some very minor banding in some colors, but it's barely noticeable with real content. When this TV launched, there was more noticeable banding due to an issue with HDR10, but that was fixed in Filmmaker Mode as of firmware 33.11.35. Other

Yeah I'm torn apart because I really disliked the quality on the Agon panel compared to an C5E, even though it was gloss the reflections didn't bother me as much as I thought they would provided I had some control on the lightning enviorment. From my calculations the 44.5" with 800R is unmatched in