[SUMMARY] Gaming Monitor Recommendations

Yongkit

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yup, pre-ordered it. 2.46k is a nice price, how do you get that?
now i need to figure out what to do with the 45GR95QE...
i got LG member sign up.
wow your 45GR95QE can do race sim side by side
 

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recalling my 2 month ++ post,

saw it on funan best. 1.9k - $100 grocery (forget to ask who)

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34gx release, somehow i take 2 picture but another mia

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i also ask best about the warranty, i show him lg websites say 1 yr warranty, but he claim it 3yr and even show me the whatsapp message with lg to confirm it 3 yr, cause he mention i not the first to ask about lg 1 yr warranty on the monitor and say lg in korea will change the websites

pls note this is 3440 so ppi is 95 while asus 32 is 138 and hv dual mode to switch to 1080p(so it sharper then 3440 at 1080p cause internal tming etcc will off set this while 3440 cant).
so best denki and lg ai chat does not know their warranty1 so i email lg and this is their reply

waited 2 month. best claim lg will lg in korea will change the websites. after 2 month nv change, so lg websites tell the true, it 1 yr warranty for gaming oled

as quote the 2month ago post:
best about the warranty, i show him lg websites say 1 yr warranty, but he claim it 3yr and even show me the whatsapp message with lg to confirm it 3 yr, cause he mention i not the first to ask about lg 1 yr warranty on the monitor and say lg in korea will change the websites




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1yr warranty is crazy. Thought they would change it after the pulled their listing for a while on the Website. Truly a shame as I would never spend 2.6k - 2.9k on one year warranty, even if it's WOLED and has less issues then Samsung QD-OLED. I understand if no burn-in warranty, but total one year only yeah definitely not.

Even Samsung offers 3yr warranty including burn-in in SG while it's one year in other countries. Funnily enough LG OLED TV got 3 year warranty but 1yr for monitor. Samsung has 1yr OLED TV warranty but 3yr for monitor.. make it make sense
 

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1yr warranty is crazy. Thought they would change it after the pulled their listing for a while on the Website. Truly a shame as I would never spend 2.6k - 2.9k on one year warranty, even if it's WOLED and has less issues then Samsung QD-OLED. I understand if no burn-in warranty, but total one year only yeah definitely not.

Even Samsung offers 3yr warranty including burn-in in SG while it's one year in other countries. Funnily enough LG OLED TV got 3 year warranty but 1yr for monitor. Samsung has 1yr OLED TV warranty but 3yr for monitor.. make it make sense
i was hoping best denki staff is right but ended up he lie but heng nv buy, as expensive item i usually take 1yr to 2yr to buy
 

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1yr warranty is crazy. Thought they would change it after the pulled their listing for a while on the Website. Truly a shame as I would never spend 2.6k - 2.9k on one year warranty, even if it's WOLED and has less issues then Samsung QD-OLED. I understand if no burn-in warranty, but total one year only yeah definitely not.

Even Samsung offers 3yr warranty including burn-in in SG while it's one year in other countries. Funnily enough LG OLED TV got 3 year warranty but 1yr for monitor. Samsung has 1yr OLED TV warranty but 3yr for monitor.. make it make sense

Lg G series and up oledtv have 5 years warranty, but online got people kpkb is useless as lousy goods play punk


i was hoping best denki staff is right but ended up he lie but heng nv buy, as expensive item i usually take 1yr to 2yr to buy

i wonder anyone here with lg oled monitor, if you register online warranty, does it show 3 or 1 year in your lg account?
 

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with 1 yr warranty. hahaha
Actually I was pretty lucky before they change to 1 year warranty. I had 34GN950B (I think), back then 3 years warranty, I changed my panel 2 weeks before the warranty end at no cost. Few months later they all change to 1 year warranty.
 

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Actually I was pretty lucky before they change to 1 year warranty. I had 34GN950B (I think), back then 3 years warranty, I changed my panel 2 weeks before the warranty end at no cost. Few months later they all change to 1 year warranty.
why you change panel? what wrong?


for lg to change their warranty to 1 yr must be serious QC goes down alot or too many oled burn in issues so change 1 yr
 

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Burn-in is not really an issue with the newer OLEDs. My Dell AW3225QF after 20 months of heavy use is still fine.

That said, I think 2 or 3 years warranty is a must for peace of mind. 1 year is too short, especially considering that OLEDs are premium monitors with premium prices.
 

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why you change panel? what wrong?


for lg to change their warranty to 1 yr must be serious QC goes down alot or too many oled burn in issues so change 1 yr
Not OLED - IPS Panel. Severe image retention and white blooming bar on the outer side of the screen after just a few minutes of using.

So they just replace the whole panel, working well so far. Quite fuss free, which is why I'm inclined to buy from LG again, I did not register back then, they just take from my invoice date to honour my warranty.
 

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those PO from shopee earlier, today they selled 45gx950 for $2439 before cc discounts, but delivery delay more by 10 days...
 

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Pls recommend a suitable monitor for me. I use my monitor for work using office, viewing my pictures/videos I have taken, play games like Football manager and once in a while FPS like red dead redemption 2 . No hardcore gaming. Would like a widescreen

At first was thinking of getting an Alienware Oled 34" . I know Oled screens are great for picture/video viewing but apparently not so suitablefor text (productivity work) ? MY current PC setup is


MASTER M90 | RX 9060XT | Ryzen 5 5600
IM 9060XT5600-M90-YF123
AMD
RYZEN 5 5600 3.5GHz 6CORE/12THREAD
MSI B550M PRO VDH WIFI
THERMALRIGHT ASSASSIN X 120 R DIGITAL ARGB WHITE
G.SKILL RIPJAWS V 3600MHz 32 GB CL18(8GBx2) KIT
POWERCOLOR REAPER RX 9060XT 16GB
CRUCIAL E100 1TB 5000MB/s PCIe GEN4 NVMe M.2 SSD
SILVERSTONE ET650-B 650W 80+ BRONZE PSU
 
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