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I play cs 2 as well, the monitor didn’t help me much either 😂

No… got mine for around $1100 usd

@@TechTicals oh damn das kinda cheap fr

I mean it’s 2 high end monitors into one, but I got mine for $1100

We don’t have a graphics card that can run it either

It’s the same in Australia, more expensive

@@TechTicals I was about to buy one until I saw that its much cheaper in other countries. I cant let them rip me off like that 😂

Finally someone got it

i just subscribed coz of the Name lol :D

@@No0one01 same

LMAO fr

Not to mention these displays just do not get that bright. IPS displays on the other hand do put out enough brightness. I tried this LG monitor as well as the AW3225QF and returned both the same day they arrived. Oh and the stupid “Pixel Sound” built in speakers are hot garbage. Anyone spending $1.4k on a monitor definitely has dedicated stereo speakers that will blow it away. It’s all just marketing. Vote with your wallet. Stop rewarding companies for selling overpriced, subpar products.

There is no color fringe at any normal viewing distance, only appears when you get the camera very close to the text which might not be the best representation of what you’ll actually experience.

I don’t know if you actually have this monitor or not, but the sound quality is really good for any normal use, the brightness is also so high that i turn it down, if there was any issues i would mention them, I bought this with my own money and falsely advertising it doesn’t benefit me.

@@TechTicals except it's literally been measured to have poor brightness and my own eyes told the same story. Sounds like you're coping over a bad purchase, but as long as _you_ are happy, that's all that matters to yourself.

@@bren.r No actually most of the reviews I watched said the brightness was good, so did my own eyes, and I could have returned it if I wanted to. I guess people have different expectations for brightness.

@@rayth4386 yeah that would be perfect, the full screen mode is good though, when pushed back

LG knew this. It’s all marketing. I returned it the same day I got it. Also tried the Alienware AW3225QF and returned it same day. Vote with your wallet. Stop rewarding companies by paying for overpriced monitors that are subpar.

@@bren.r I agree, but i currently have the asus pg32ucdm, and for my needs, its pretty damn good. the price tag is pretty crazy tho.

why lol, I just got the PG32UCDM and was wondering If should try this one as well, for the 1080p 480hz mode.

Same - returned it same day. I also tried the AW3225QF and returned that. OLED monitors for PCs just do not get bright enough. I refuse to pay $1.4k for a subpar product. Also the matte finish is horrible as expected. The cherry on top would be 27” instead of 32”.

If you can return it if you don’t like it, then try it.

lol, i got one couple days ago, it is amazing, for competitive playing, you can really feel difference between 240 and 480hz

​@@Savadrox I'm curious about the difference between it and Benq 2586x.

@@gurpindersinghmuttar not natively no

@@jasiekkobra2183 i think it does, but you never hear it

Good point, slightly punchier colors don’t make up for the negatives of AW.

I have both as well and am keeping both. Have them mounted side by side and prefer the LG for similar reasons I’ve seen a lot of reviews not too fond of the LG but once you mess with the settings I prefer it over the AW

@@bigguccisosa2082 what setting are you using

@@TechTicals high peak brightness customer color C1 and brightness all the way up but the biggest difference is going in Nvidia control panel and tweaking the gamma slightly makes all the difference

@@bigguccisosa2082even with max brightness, it’s still dim compared to my LG IPS display.

If you only play fps games then the upcoming 480hz 2k will be a better option. However this does a great job of giving you both a high res and high refresh experience, I know for myself that I need both so this is my choice. Glad I could help!

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Hahaha, im sure everyone can, they might not want to

Not sure about the effects of the sound card, but I would get the Crincle Zero (Blue version) if you mainly focus on gaming, and zero red if you listen to music as well

I use the U-Green usb C 100W charger, that’s the maximum speed it can do on usb C.

I feel like the layout and wireless connection convenience play a big role for non e-esports players.

Yeah not a big deal, but would be good to have

Appreciate it

Hard agree. After owning a keychron for few years, I feel like their price to value ratio is still stuck in pre covid era. Almost no keychron board even has low latency 2.4G wireless support which is a huge bummer for gaming in my case.

There are no options for 75% hall effect keyboards, so the comparison is fair because people are forced to choose, once the Wooting 80HE comes out then yes, this will be compared to that. A wireless connection is way more useful to me than milliseconds of delay, the delay of the Keychron Q1 HE is so low that anything lower won’t make any noticeable difference.

@@TechTicalsand with that you could’ve just bought a nice mechanical keyboard, that would sound and feel a lot better than any HE board. The whole concept of HE is in millimeters and milliseconds.

@@OldGinOx yes latency matters but 4 ms on the Keychron is already so good with a wireless receiver that trading it for a 2 ms wired on the wooting is not beneficial. Things like layout, build quality, typing experience and connection type matter more than 2 ms speed difference, which is why the Keychron would be better for most people, unless you want something lighter. 🙂

@@TechTicals I've owned both the Wooting 60HE and the Q1HE. In terms of build quality, the Q1 is light years ahead of the 60HE. The 60HE felt like my Ducky one3 mini in that it felt very cheap and plasticky. However, for gaming the 60% layout is better, especially for FPS games like CS2. I ended up selling the 60HE as I felt its price didn't match its performance. I now use the Q1HE as my daily driver. It just feels so nice to type on. I also installed the brass plate which takes it to the next level. For gaming, I use my old Ducky one3 mini which doesn't feel that much different than the 60HE.

That keyboard is on pre-order, and probably not that different to this

Wooting seems to really care about the consumer and their products. The software is also so nice to use compared to most other keyboard makers.

@@Matt54321 software on the keychon is great for the most part, only a few nitpicks.

Yeah the NC on the airpods was better

Interesting, never heard of anyone using the mic like that.

@@TechTicals The plan is using it as intended. Just saying that the mic itself has insane quality. It is a pity that audeze caps it even when plugged via usbc

not sure about audio quality, but I'm taking this all day for the looks

Not too sure to be honest, don’t have a ps5 to test this

Yeah you can leave it plugged all the time, make sure you have the settings for max80% battery to make sure the battery doesn’t go bad

@@TechTicals Okay I’ll make sure to have the settings for max 80% battery ( even though I have no idea what it means)