Just came in last week, it’s incredible! Been using BFI on the C1 & C2, but nothing compares to this 240hz w/ full HDR brightness on this monitor. My only gripes are the matte finish, text clarity (there are apps that help), brightness (wish it’d be a bit brighter) and lack of hardware BFI. Blur busters chief did say that these oled monitors are BFI software-friendly, so very hopeful that’ll be coming soon. Imagine locked 240hz w/ BFI!
The issue is, you won't be running the vast majority of demanding games above 60. So the only solution to reduce motion blur is using strobing technology, like black frame insertion. High refresh rate monitors are only useful for easy to run competitive games.
Got mine coming in some time end of this year or beginning of Jan. LG OLED 27in 240hz.
I bet it will be amazing!
Definitely excited for it. Using my c1’s bfi & the motion clarity is unreal. Don’t think the 27 OLED will have bfi, unfortunately.
@@CarnivoryHODL agreed, don't think the computer OLED's will roll out BFI till a few models in.
Just came in last week, it’s incredible! Been using BFI on the C1 & C2, but nothing compares to this 240hz w/ full HDR brightness on this monitor.
My only gripes are the matte finish, text clarity (there are apps that help), brightness (wish it’d be a bit brighter) and lack of hardware BFI.
Blur busters chief did say that these oled monitors are BFI software-friendly, so very hopeful that’ll be coming soon. Imagine locked 240hz w/ BFI!
The issue is, you won't be running the vast majority of demanding games above 60. So the only solution to reduce motion blur is using strobing technology, like black frame insertion. High refresh rate monitors are only useful for easy to run competitive games.
If a game only can run at 60, I usually put it on my plasma TV. If I can get it up to 120FPS my monitors have BFI.
High framerates even on new titles are pretty easy to come by these days.
i just get less fps with 240