Sorry, I'm on holiday so not checking threads. If you want a response it is also better to @ the person in question so they get a notification. You will get panel variance and differing results from the same models. If you have had yours calibrated by Jules you have nothing to worry about. My measurements for HDR are out of the box only and in the best out of the box settings.Anything?
beautifulI bought a C7 couple years ago as main TV and was looking for a larger Gaming monitor for my PC to replace my ASUS ROG Swift 27" 165Hz G-Sync for my PC gaming.
When price of B9 dropped to under £1100 in Black Friday sales and found out that NVidia added G-Sync support for latest GPUs (yes, even B9 not just C9/E9 as first reported) it was a "No Brainer".
I'm currently gaming on it at 1440p/120Hz rather than 4K/60Hz and just a perfect gaming TV. Hopefully when the 3080 Ti cards come out they will support HDMI 2.1 so I can go full 4k/120Hz.
Use this purely for PC & PS4Pro gaming (55" version and only sat about 3ft away!)
I was going to pay the extra £300 for the C9 but then realised the wide stand design wouldn't fit on my existing cabinet in my tiny Gaming/Movie room and wasn't wanting to wall mount.
Thanks for review, just confirms I'm not really missing anything by not going for the C9.
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Hi, can you, please, tell me witch mode is the picture of grayscale? Or the most acurate SDR mode out of the box?
ISF Dark Room, I think it was called that, it's ISF Night now on my setPlease tell me whitch mode is most acurate in SDR?
I find warm 1 too cold. Yes, there is a bit of orange tint to the picture, but subtitles are whiteYup agreed.
Put it on isfExpert Bright... during day and Dark... at night with little bit of bias lighting behind TV ... about 30W of 6500 kelvin light.
Also, switch Colour Temp to "Warm 1" ... under Expert Settings. Warm 2 tends to be TOO warm out of the box.
Then I just adjust OLED light to taste and conditions/ source material.
Don't forget, each HDMi input needs setting seperately ! It will remember each automatically.
Hi everyone! I found great settings for lg b9. SDR - Mode cinema, oled light 65, contrast 99, sharpness 15, gamma 2.4, warm 2, smooth gradiation low, peak brightness low, de- judder 3, de- blurr 0, everything else as it is. You will be amazed!!!I find warm 1 too cold. Yes, there is a bit of orange tint to the picture, but subtitles are white
I'll let you keep them, I'll passHi everyone! I found great settings for lg b9. SDR - Mode cinema, oled light 65, contrast 99, sharpness 15, gamma 2.4, warm 2, smooth gradiation low, peak brightness low, de- judder 3, de- blurr 0, everything else as it is. You will be amazed!!!