OLED 4K TV as a PC Monitor | 2 Years Later

hallo , wich app you use for divide those windows inside the monitor Bro? ,, i cant :/

Wondering if W oled is more prone to dead pixels and QD oled more prone to burn in.

Where do you got the tv arm?

Can you even see anything with all those reflections?

Your PPI calculations are all wrong,
ie 3840 * 2160 / 48 is better than 5120 * 1440 / 49

Can you name of Remote for the back light, thanks you

Try WindowGrid instead of fancy zones. It's more customizable on the fly, as you can select a custom grid every time you resize a window. Region to share seems nice, I'll try it out.

where did you get that orange cursor? Are these Android Material Cursors? I only have blue, I would like other colors too, for example green, orange...

I use a 55" samsung 8k TV for the last 4 years and love it.

I use a 42" phillips monitor too, MI think I going to go to something less big.

I still don't really understand what's the difference between a tv and monitor... You mented stand by, what's that?

This is why I prefer buying cheap tv's. They last atleast 1-2 years before something happens like burn in. If that happens, you just start saving up for another and get a new one.
When you buy a crazy expensive TV, you stress alot about the tv like downloading bunch of software to monitor it or maintain it as long as possible.
You treat cheap stuff as just that, cheap things you can use the hell out of.

Upvote for RegionToShow!

Wow. Your speech cadence, and timber of voice is really nice! Very comfortable to listen to.

I don't understand. You are using only part of screen for single app, pixel density should be horrible, especially for text. How are you dealing with it?

I am 1 second into the video and my eyes already hurt watching you sit at arm's length from a 48" 16:9 TV
but great video nonetheless, I really like ur calm voice with no screaming or heavy editing.

This is great ad for lcd display

about 20-30 not working pixels for 2 years, real reliability of oleds, it insane

what software shows the different size screens for multitasking?

I feel like 40" 4K 16:9 would be the most ideal ?

Good video!

tvs are not made to be used on a moniter dude its made for movies and to do xbox and aps

How did I go all these years without turning off animations in windows x_x thank you

same set up. wonder which stand do you use?

what about your eye strains after working in a long time ?>

Good morning, what is the name of the extension you have in Chrome to be able to see the videos in a full window? 🙏

im surprised you dont get a lot of monitor wobble from the arm. i notice it a lot on my 27"

What monitor stand are you using?

My gaming PC uses the 83" LG OLED.. I plan to buy a 48" for the work laptop. It seems better than two screens or an ultrawide :)

Reason why TVs are discouraged to be used as monitor is because they emit light different than monitors. Since TVs are made to be watched from a distance, they need to emit more light. But since you are sitting up that close, you are receiving more light than what's good.

Ever since the pandemic I started using my 43" 4K TV with chroma 444 as my monitor but my son told me he wants to be a gamer channel I decided I should check out what other people are doing with their set ups since I'm not on the pulse of tech anymore. This video even though a year old tells me that what I'm doing is still valid (even though I more often use a mobile Surface Pro tablet than the desk). What you mentioned about pixelation of fonts would be an issue that chroma 444 settings would remedy however there arent many TVs that I found that have this. I'll likely get my son a smaller 4k tv for higher pd and remain clear of paying the mark up on a standalone computer monitor.

What about burn in?

Thanks brotha i just got the lg c3 48" and im doing a similar fancyzones setup

I got burn in on mine after 1 year from gaming. If play a particular game with persistent HUD consider playing in windowed mode and move it around.

Damn, C2 cost €1400 lowest point, C3 €1350 right now.

I'm hoping sharp new technology will end up making me buy a tv as monitor one day, I'm desperate to taste oled contrast and clarity as monitor

What a bracket monitor do you use on that TV?

The problem with using a TV as a monitor is there's no display port inputs.

That glare...unusable for me

Hello, i play a lot flightsimulator 2020 kkk a big static image for long time kkk i think i can not catch a oled , but VA its horribel,i have one asus rog 43 inch ,big ghosting and black smearing, in this point i dont know witch monitor i can buy kkk keep going ,god job man ❤❤

Wow, that is glossy.

Are there any disadvantages compared to having a multiple monitor setup?
How about gaming? you have to play everything in windowed mode

I use a 55"4k, but at a distance where I can stech my legs out in front of it in my reclining chair. If I go closer it gets uncomfortable. would require a 8k I guess, never tested though. But I want my legs stretched anyways lol

Hi! What is your chair? Looks super comfy

What is this for a chair?

my lg tv/monitor reduces its brightness automatically after some time especially wehen im browsing or writing something in word. Does anyone now a solution to my problem?