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I never disabled the ASBL on the 42c2 nor on the 55c7. It only happens during desktop use such as browsing, and never in games or movies playback. Actually, it did dim in movie playback at first, and I really didn't like that and thought this C2 was kind of broken unless I play games on it...

I will hold on to my 120hz C2 42".

All squares are very visible on the C2, so it is not an OLED issue.

Black crush is most likely due to bad calibration. There is near black flicker, but no detail loss.

No, I haven't measured. Standard mode is very easy on eyes though.

Sure it does, in negative way. Although the eyestrain from the Boost setting is even worse.

The flicker, if it's not the VRR flicker, can be reduced by setting the option Reduce Input Delay to Standard instead of Boost.

Yeah, I tried Black level set to 14, and it looked like IPS glow with raised gamma.

Pretty much yes.

144Hz support is a worthy upgrade, imo.

Perfect blacks and individually lit pixels go a long way.

I've been using Nubia RedMagic 5G smartphone for several years, and it has been stable as rock, not a single software or hardware hick up for all the years of operation. (Unlike the fancy Sony that I use now.) They also have a high quality ecosystem for there phones. Like BT headphones, that...

TVs flicker while monitors with hardware gsync modules are steady as fucks. Also TVs don't have the cool UW aspect ratios.

... and the screen was less tall. Shove 1-2 inches off the top and it would be perfect.

Audioquest are flawless for hdmi. I also use some QED cables for certain audio interconnects and they are very good as well. I never tried any QED HDMI cables but I would expect them to be just as good as the Audioqests.

For sure.

https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/monitor-oled-panel-roadmap-updates-march-2023 The 45″ 5120 x 2160 in 2025 maybe. Nothing before that for me. The 42 inch 120 hz OLED, is pretty much it unless a 38" or 49" widescreen comes out. I don't want another 16:9 even if it is 240+ hz.

Also the Calman hardware calibration doesn't work on C2s because of the broken built in test patterns.

That is great. Though, my post was intended as sarcasm/joke. Rich boyz swap their displays much more frequently than once in 5-7 years........

Don't buy OLEDs. It's a toy for rich boyz that change there displays like gloves every 5 to 7 years.

Perfect format...

Totally not.

Sharper and more filled than RGB?

Apparently LG has hit the ceiling with the C2s.

4k+15% scaling. Just beautiful.

You may conduct the test yourself. I tested the windows scaling several years ago in one of the far cry games. While it may not be obvious at first, the scaling definitely transfered into the game. Thus I always set it to 100%. Maybe the contemoprary windows learnt to separate the different...

Last time I checked, windows scaling does transfers to games.

$720 is a perfect example of a "steal" price for a 42" 120hz oled.

My Steelseries Apex Pro looks so dated in comparison.

You have to build a room around it.

Not going back to 55" whatever it is. 42" is here forever. 😁

Personally, I will not be going back to the 55" pc gaming, no way. I was too happy disassembling the 2x1.2 meters table dedicated to the 55 incher.

Yes thank you. I was referring to the whole quality of the Yamakasi Catleap monitors - even the max refresh rate wasn't guaranteed, while coming from the same region as the LG panels. Well, originated from, given the location of the company headquarters. Many would just brake within months of...

People used to buy Yamakasi Catleaps and not complain.

The tint dont clear up as far as I know. Unless it's really the viewing angles. Which dont clear up either, but can be adjusted.

Nice. For someone who can still use the 27" 1440p it's a definite hit.

50 cm is too close. I wouldn't be able to use the display in such close range. 80cm is the minimum, imo.

The 1% Lows are still below 45fps in many games.

4k 120Hz OLED will be perfect middle ground for many years to come.