Browsing: OLED

The 27-inch 4K OLED monitor market offers two competing display technologies: QD-OLED and W-OLED. Both offer great contrast, color, and fast response times, but differences in screen coatings, subpixel layouts, HDR performance, and gaming capabilities can shape your purchase decision. With updated W-OLED displays due out in 2026, it’s more important than ever to understand…

The LG UltraGear evo GX9 ($1,799.99) is a 39-inch ultrawide curved gaming monitor with a lot going for it. It’s the world’s first so-called “5K2K” (5,120-by-2,160-pixel) OLED gaming monitor of its screen size, and it’s based on LG’s fourth-gen Primary RGB Tandem QD-OLED panel. It’s an impressive screen, with a wide enough wingspan to support…

Instead of paying a fortune for a big OLED 4K gaming monitor, it’s no wonder some gamers think, “Can I use an OLED TV as a computer monitor?” Well, yes, they can. A high-end OLED TV, such as the LG C4 42-inch, can plug directly into a modern graphics card and work just fine as…

The panel is codenamed Plano. Steam Frame Hub found it on October 14 in deckard-linux, a public GitHub mirror of the Linux kernel that runs SteamOS on the Frame. Road to VR picked it up this morning. Most coverage stopped at the resolution. The driver says more than that, mostly in its own comments.

If you’ve spent any real time staring at curved gaming screens, you know the usual trade-off. Settle for a 34-inch ultrawide with 1440 vertical pixels, or buy a 49-inch super-ultrawide that eats your entire desk. The Alienware 39 5K OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3926QW) sits between the two. It’s built for people who want high-refresh gaming…