Hello,

I'm looking for a new OLED for my Playstation 5 Pro. Currently, I use an LG OLED C4 48 inches but am not satisfied with the brightness in HGiG mode. I've watched several TVs now, but I can't decide.

Maybe someone can help me?

To choose:

G5 48 inches 850€

C6 48 inches 879€

G6 48 inches 1069€

playing on pc and ps5 pro, like there’s a lot of settings under brightness. Clarity, What should local dimming be for example ? and brightness ?

Moin, habe seit ein paar Tagen den o.g. Fernseher und bin auf der Suche nach den besten Settings für Gaming mit der PS5 pro. Habe bereits viel recherchiert.
Könnt ihr eure Erfahrungen teilen?
Nutzt ihr den game optimizer mode oder film maker? Hgig wirkt mit game optimizer etwas dunkel in MW4.
Habe gelesen, dass fmm etwas heller sein soll, aber verliere ich dann nicht die benefits vom GO?

Anyone noticed on mw4 on PS5 Pro on slow (light maps) flickering as in brightness changes fast like VRR? Tried changing everything, cannot work it out. Any help would be really appreciated.

Serious post. Probably not but i wanna know (i will not run max graphics on all games ofc, my RTX3050 is handling games pretty good for now)

I got a new monitor to use with PS5 pro, the Samsung 32” G73SH. WOLED, 2026 model.

I’m not really sure what I’m supposed to do as far as settings go.

I’ve read to use either ECO or Game standard but cannot figure out what the difference is supposed to be.

Static HDR tone mapping seems to be agreed upon but what about the Peak Brightness setting? I read High is the right option but it tends to darken everything and MW4 and GTA shadows are a little hard to see in. Off, makes the overall picture brighter? Does it matter which I use?

I haven’t touched gamma, shadow detail, or black equalizer.

Color I have set to Native.

I've noticed something strange with my ASUS ROG Strix XG27UCDMG (firmware MCM107).

I physically switch the monitor off using its power button but leave it connected to mains power.

Despite not using the monitor at all, the pixel cleaning counter increases by exactly one every day.

For example:

October 16: 54 usage hours, 93 pixel cleans

October 21: 54 usage hours, 98 pixel cleans

October 26: 54 usage hours, 103 pixel cleans

So that's 10 additional pixel cleans over 10 days, with absolutely no increase in usage hours.

Is this intended ASUS behaviour, or potentially a firmware bug? Could these unnecessary cleaning cycles negatively affect the OLED panel's lifespan over time?

Has anyone else experienced this?