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LG Display Targets Gaming Market with OLED Monitor Panel featuring World's Best Picture Quality

Prima.Vera

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Where are the 34" 3440x1400 high refresh panels?
 
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"improved RGWB" still looks like ass. The F, N, R, and L are just as terrible as before, if I take a few steps back from the image you posted and sqint to remove the screen door effect of the zoomed closeup, I'm not even sure it's better than the old, godawful RWBG.

It might even be worse? That doesn't seem possible but I'm trying my best to be objective.

Prima.Vera said:
Where are the 34" 3440x1400 high refresh panels?
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LG thinks the "best pictured quality" is a panel that's so high-resolution you have to use blurry upscaling or run at low framerates or low graphics quality settings.

In 2029 when we finally have the hardware to run today's path-traced games at 5120x2160 at 165Hz, This model will be obsolete.
 
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Chrispy_ said:
"improved RGWB" still looks like ass. The F, N, R, and L are just as terrible as before, if I take a few steps back from the image you posted and sqint to remove the screen door effect of the zoomed closeup, I'm not even sure it's better than the old, godawful RWBG.
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Compare 32" RGWB compared with IPS RGB:
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I would say it's close. Standard RGB is yet to come (we haven't heard anything since last year updates).
 
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Here, I applied a gaussian blur with a radius to match one full pixel to the closeup images. This is what your eye sees, since it can't resolve fractions of a subpixel at normal viewing distance like a macro high-resolution photo shows:

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RGWB is sharper than RWGB, but also even further from the RGB truth that we're aiming for.
 
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