S90D

Apparently, on some TVs, they disable 1440p when you turn game mode on. Like my Samsung S90D 😒

Same in Samsung btw I have a s90d and if it cannot connect to their servers it simply ignores any configuration you’d set previously, requiring you to log in

Every brands have pros and cons, but LG has never had as wide spread an issue as this power board problem on 77” S90 and S95s. When it was time for me to upgrade from my C1 a couple months ago, I was sucked into the “better technology” of the Samsung technologies. Found a 77” S90D from Best Buy that

Don't buy it , got to Samsung website reviews , sort by lowest to highest , lots of problems with this model. My 65 inch 90D lost display after 14 months , currently waiting for repairs. https://www.samsung.com/nz/tvs/oled-tv/s90d-55-inch-oled-4k-tizen-os-smart-tv-qa55s90dasxnz/?srsltid=AfmBOopxS48w

I'm a "newcomer" when it comes to oled tvs, I bought a LG C4 and after a few months, I had the opportunity to buy a second tv for another room in my home. I was in love with the LG tv, but after all, I decided to see for myself how good or bad are samsung tvs since I've heard good things about them.

u/dylanjones039 Oh my God that was frustrating. Well, I tried three different docks that I know work with VRR and I could not get ANY of them to work properly on my 48” LG C1 with a Z1E Ally, an SD OLED or a LeGo S Z1E. It was driving me crazy. I have the UGreen 6-in-1 dock, Valve’s dock for the SD

Ive adjusted a few settings on the tv but admittedly dont know how to get the best image and performance out of it. Its a 65" samsung S90D. I was thinking about a 4k oled monitor but might want a good IPS so i dont have to worry about burn in.