Awesome video 😎 any advice about gaming on an ultra wide gaming monitor? I’m only going to use the monitor for just gaming, but the games I’ll be playing is story based games and all type of games as well
Nice video, im planning on buying this screen. But I can’t imagine myself working on a single monitor, I would like to combine it with a vertical monitor. What second monitor would you recommend?
Refresh rate is a scam when it reaches such a number as 480Hz, The normal well-being human eyes can only see about best at 60Hz, but yeah for a gaming's smooth experience, I believe 144Hz or 160Hz would be more than enough. That's why I have decided to go for LG ultrawide 38" 3840x1600 at 144Hz which I think will be best for design and both gaming, what do you think?
Haha, a jump from 144hz to 240hz is quite noticeable in fps games and from 240hz to 480hz as well, when playing competitively. But I agree that 144hz or 160hz is more than enough especially if one isn’t playing competitively. Your choice for the LG ultrawide is excellent! I had that exact monitor for over 4years and loved it for design and gaming.
It’s technically not about whether you actively perceive it or not. It’s about you drawing in frames before the person trying to kill you. All things being fair (say both players coming around the same corner) the person with the higher frames will see the person with the lower frames first.
I've owned this monitor for 3 months now. There's a pretty clear difference between 240hz and 480hz. And it's with SCREEN TEARING. 480hz gaming is basically tear free without any need for Vsync. Hence making it a better gaming experience with no added input lag. The difference is subtle when you first start using the dual mode. But after a month straight of using 480hz mode exclusively, it's hard to go back to ~200fps gaming with the increased input lag and occasional choppiness. It's breaks my immersion and it's frankly distracting. 1080p isn't fantastic and I'm excited to maybe try 1440p 480hz OLED soon
Another great clean video
I love the look of the monitor. I'm definitely modeling my future setup after yours
That was a clean edit and final video, wow!
The biggest hook for me: It doesn't look like a gaming monitor.
Thank you soo much for this video, another banger!
Haha! Right! It’s just so clean! Thanks a lot 🙌🏾
Dope PC specs.
Can’t wait for the 1440p 480hz oled later this year. So happy UA-cam recommended your channel. New subscriber!!
Nice vid, great info!
I don't even own a monitor i just clicked because it's Ogeh.
Keep up the amazing work.
I truly appreciate this! 🙌🏾
How I'll love to have this ❤
Weldon Ogeh
Awesome video 😎 any advice about gaming on an ultra wide gaming monitor? I’m only going to use the monitor for just gaming, but the games I’ll be playing is story based games and all type of games as well
I’ll need to try this out! I’ve never really tested gaming on an ultrawide. This could be interesting!
Where do you get that wallpaper? Mind sharing the link
hi, nice viceo, can u pls link rhe model of your monitor arm? i likehow you can push it back that way and I'm intrested in it
How do you think the 1080p mode compares to a native 1080p panel at the same size?
Nice video, im planning on buying this screen. But I can’t imagine myself working on a single monitor, I would like to combine it with a vertical monitor. What second monitor would you recommend?
Shipping a monitor from the USA down to Naija is damn expensive
lol we are in the same boat. With love from Ghana
What monitor arm are you using
❤ I love your videos
Quick question are you in Nigeria
And can you do a video for people interested in design and maybe a work day??
Great
Nice
What fps game you are playing in the video?
Shatterline, call of duty and Xdefiant ✨
@@OgehEzeonudoes it reach 480hz on cod ? Or is there a fps limit on this game ?
Let's goo 😁
Where do you live??
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Refresh rate is a scam when it reaches such a number as 480Hz, The normal well-being human eyes can only see about best at 60Hz, but yeah for a gaming's smooth experience, I believe 144Hz or 160Hz would be more than enough. That's why I have decided to go for LG ultrawide 38" 3840x1600 at 144Hz which I think will be best for design and both gaming, what do you think?
Haha, a jump from 144hz to 240hz is quite noticeable in fps games and from 240hz to 480hz as well, when playing competitively. But I agree that 144hz or 160hz is more than enough especially if one isn’t playing competitively.
Your choice for the LG ultrawide is excellent! I had that exact monitor for over 4years and loved it for design and gaming.
It’s technically not about whether you actively perceive it or not. It’s about you drawing in frames before the person trying to kill you. All things being fair (say both players coming around the same corner) the person with the higher frames will see the person with the lower frames first.
Is this comment from from 2013? lol you can definitely tell the difference between 144 and 360
I've owned this monitor for 3 months now. There's a pretty clear difference between 240hz and 480hz. And it's with SCREEN TEARING. 480hz gaming is basically tear free without any need for Vsync. Hence making it a better gaming experience with no added input lag. The difference is subtle when you first start using the dual mode. But after a month straight of using 480hz mode exclusively, it's hard to go back to ~200fps gaming with the increased input lag and occasional choppiness. It's breaks my immersion and it's frankly distracting.
1080p isn't fantastic and I'm excited to maybe try 1440p 480hz OLED soon
@@ThisIsExile91 yes and for that you can turn vsync on which also saves gpu life
hi, nice viceo, can u pls link rhe model of your monitor arm? i likehow you can push it back that way and I'm intrested in it