OLED 27" 1440P 240Hz for only $565!!

[@LeMonke-kj8zj]

I got one a few months ago for the same price, no regrets at all, ita crazy how much better it looks than an IPS panel

[@AncientGameplays]

I know right?

[@ArdaSReal]

All i need to perfect my setup, an 240hz OLED

[@AncientGameplays]

Inknow right haha

[@luvit579]

these are the specs for me too. people in gaming chat always complain about performance and they are prob in 4k with super high refresh. I have somewhat outdated components and no performance issues.

[@Ladioz]

Stunning colors!

[@AncientGameplays]

Indeed

[@thegaminggoblin1197]

I forget the name but i got a LG oled ultra wide 240hz 1440p monitor and ive never wanted to go back, its absolutely perfect in every way. Paird that with a 7800xt and besides missing out on ray tracing its absolutely stunning. I wanna upgrade to a 4080 but I'm not sure if i should just wait on the 50 series and hang on for another couple of year's

[@AncientGameplays]

Just wait for the RX 8800XT maybe?

[@kaptainfry]

Are you shure you want to proceed with this purchase? Once you proceed to this oled panel there is no way back. Some side quests may not be accessable if you proceed.

[@AncientGameplays]

Looool

[@fultz64]

I own that monitor I gave over 800 for mine two years ago. But it's a really

[@FrostyBud777]

You can also get the TCL Q7 HDR 144hz 55 inch tv for 400 at best buy. I used it a year. Wow , lifesized images, looks great, use hdmi port 2 and set to 120hz. Keep fps at 120 fps and it is PERFECT. If you need a bigger image, it helps.

[@AncientGameplays]

Yes, but this one is 240Hz and is a monitor. So, usually better quality of the integrated panel since it is aimed at gaming, for of course, the 55" TV would be better for a console scenario

[@knockoutzoneOG]

Yo Cool edit man🙌

[@thunderarch5951]

With Samsung promotions in my country, sometimes they sell the G6 360hz for 550, if only I had that money 😔

[@AncientGameplays]

very nice!

[@AAkCN1]

Can‘t wait for 4K OLED Panels to become cheaper. Until then my Gigabyte M28U it is :D

[@Gustaviustwinkelberry]

great to see that it is now almost the same price as 4k lcd and in my opinion 1440p oled>4k lcd, but what about vrr flicker and burn in?

[@AncientGameplays]

Flicker is only happening woth some lower end model with bad cables too usually. As for burn in, so far so good, the newer the model tbe less risk of burn in usually

[@Gustaviustwinkelberry]

@@AncientGameplays Have you noticed any vrr flicker? do you use the oled as your main monitor or just for gaming? also, why no 🥺glossy🥺?

[@jc008titan]

yeah if i search for it in my country the price is at least double

[@AncientGameplays]

damn....

[@pasha715]

even if they get cheap like ips can be now i would be scared to have one cuz of burn in, cuz, i heard if there is part of picture that doesnt move, like youtube button at left corner, it would be burned in and stay there somewhat whatever u do

[@AncientGameplays]

That was years ago, newer monitors have several things to not let that happen, at least not unless you force them if course.

[@pasha715]

@@AncientGameplays more like delay, it still can happen from what saw and understood on yt from multiple videos, maybe i understood it wrong but ii will prob stick to ips for my new display, atm at tn

[@BMarques803]

You're in Europe Fabio, you should cover more european stuff, 565$ means nothing to us! There's enough material being covered in the US...

[@AncientGameplays]

True, but this monitor isn't in europe apart from some stores sadly.

[@kasadam85]

I can't decide whether to get 34 inch curved or 27 inch flat 😢

[@AncientGameplays]

The thing is price mostly. 34" is more expensive, but cooler

[@headphonesz6527]

I have tried curved monitors, never really liked them. It stretches the image in some spots and usually has a VA panel which are not nearly as good as IPS or oled

[@overkillsatoru]

get flat one

[@flaminggasolineinthedarkne4]

cool

[@bobross9127]

This or the msi mag qpx?

[@AncientGameplays]

The MSI one has 360Hz I believe, so at the same price should be the better option, BUT, it seems like it has active cooling (due to the large side on the back), so if you are easily annoyed by sound, the KTC could be a good deal, I like mine and use things like reverse charging and KVM a lot

[@maxkruppa3716]

I have the MSI 360hz OLED, I haven't noticed any audible noise from the monitor so far :)

[@mattzavala9456]

Any 4k oleds worth it?

[@anotherkakarot5578]

Do they have a cheaper version? Something like 165hz oled or something?

[@TristanWeidner-qi8cs]

No OLED only has High End monitors with at least QHD 240 hz nothing below

[@AncientGameplays]

Not oled, but they do have some very good IPS options for the price (27")

[@SasukeUchiha-m8e]

hey bro I'm gonna build a pc , please tell me if this is good enough... Rtx 4070 ti super + r7 9700x + x 670e gaming plus wifi motherboard + asus tuf gaming 850w gold power supply + aorus waterforce x 360 ice liquid cpu cooler + corsair 7000d airflow case Is it good bro?

[@vigilant_1934]

Good enough for what? You haven't explained anything about your use case. Also why would you spend extra for a 9700X when you can just get a 7700X for nearly the same performance? Are you planning on heavily overclocking a 16 core CPU in the future? If not why do you have an X670E mb in the build? Buildzoid from Actually Hardcore Overclocking does great motherboard breakdowns and testing and showed the ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WIFI is more than enough to overclock a 7950X easily. X670E gives you more PCIe lanes but unless you need them for production/content creation or something then they would be a waste. The B650E-F still has enough lanes and PCIe slots for me to add cards for video/music production if I want and all B650E have PCIe 5.0 for graphics and an SSD. MSI has been lacking on the IO on their AMD motherboards lately by only giving you one USB-C port unless you spend like $300 or more. They also have no B650E motherboards at all for some reason. I had an MSI B450 Gaming Plus Max in my first build that had no issues so I was looking at MSI as an option for Zen 4 but all their budget options were lacking. I wanted something from ASRock as well but I needed certain things their boards under $300 didn't have. I was not interested in Asus at all but after seeing Buildzoid's and Hardware Unboxed tests, the B650E-F was competitive with $400 boards. Check other boards though like in Hardware Unboxed B650E lineup videos to see how they test. I wouldn't get an Asus PSU cuz they tend to overcharge when they don't even make them. Asus is a designer like most companies when it comes to power supplies. They contract out to companies like Seasonic to actually build their power supplies. Same with Corsair. I prefer buying from the actually OEM of the PSU who designed and made it from scratch. You can check out Cybenetics website for PSU tests (they certify them) as well as Hardware Busters YT channel and website (Cybenetics and Hardware Busters are run by the same guy, Aris). He also does PSU reviews for Tom's Hardware last I checked and tells you the company who actually built each one not just the brand name on it. The 9700X, if you go with that or something like it, doesn't need that much cooling unless again you plan on upgrading to a Ryzen 9 down the road. I looked up the Aorus AIO and bro you're paying twice as much for pretty colors. An Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360 probably cools a little better and is on sale for freaking $90 right now! Normal price is around $130. I got the LF II version for $130 (before the new one came out) and that and the 420mm were at the top of Gamers Nexus lists for 3 years. They have an A-RGB white version of the LF III and it's $110 right now (reg price ~$150). You were really gonna pay $260 for an AIO with RGB? The savings alone will step you up to a 4080 Super or a nice 32GB kit of DDR5 or pay for a Seasonic ATX 3.0 PSU.

[@AncientGameplays]

as stated, "good enough" is relative, what are you aiming at? In terms of GPUs, for that price you could get a 7900XTX which is considerably faster, and make sure you get decent RAM so you tweak timings and make that 9700X soar :D

[@SasukeUchiha-m8e]

@@vigilant_1934 thnks for explaining bro, actually i don't know much about it and ive watched some vids on a build , so i want it for gaming and editing too , should i get a nzxt n7 b650e for that? and the reason why i don't want a 7900xt or xtx is cuz they consume too much power , literally it croses 400 in each game and this channel owner suggested to buy a 9700x , so yea... and can you tell me a brand from which i can buy psu and cooler

[@MaxJustice1987]

I have 2 dollars

[@mehrabhossain1654]

In video you write the model wrong. You wrote 627P6

[@AncientGameplays]

@@mehrabhossain1654 GP27P6

[@mort996]

Not available in my country and OLED is not a good fit for me because I work 8 hours a day in static image. I will go for GP27Q

[@AncientGameplays]

True

[@mort996]

@@AncientGameplays I love your content btw especially as an AMD enjoyer myself and you're carrying the scene hard, keep up the good work! Do you think there are any true HDR 1440p IPS monitors out there comparable to the GP27Q? I wasn't able to find anything decent after some research

[@AncientGameplays]

@@mort996 Ips ones are getting REALLY good, what I can advice is to get a High PPI monitor, like 27" 4K, those look great (I have one)

[@mort996]

@@AncientGameplays thank you for the reply, I'll check them out to see if I can find something similar 😀 keep it up!

[@samtajik9903]

Fabio i have an uncle who looks just like you

[@AncientGameplays]

hahaha

[@imnotfeelingd]

Tbh for this price I will buy pc with 1650

[@AncientGameplays]

which is basically garbage nowadays... not being an elitist here, but you're mixing things up. A good monitor is one of the most important things, and when you go to a better one, going back is a BIG nope

[@imnotfeelingd]

@AncientGameplays yes, but in Turkey it's my budget I'll buy for 500$ with monitor 700$

[@AncientGameplays]

@@imnotfeelingd but it is obvious that oled isn't for people on low budgets...

[@imnotfeelingd]

@@AncientGameplays definitely,ik but good PC's cost like 900-1300$

[@AncientGameplays]

@@imnotfeelingd true

[@GavinGalix]

If only it was 24 inch 😔

[@takehirolol5962]

You need a beefy GPU to use that natively.

[@puffyips]

Not really

[@takehirolol5962]

@@puffyips Yes really.

[@AncientGameplays]

1440P is quite standard and you have FG nowadays IMO

[@takehirolol5962]

@@AncientGameplays Yes, with a base of 60 FPS that is easy with eSports, the rest of games...lower settings or use a beefy GPU.

[@kennybruhbruh]

@@takehirolol5962 Just that you have 240hz display doesn't mean u have to utilize it in every game, it's not even possible with 4090 in some titles.

[@Who_Does]

hate that type of stand. consumes a lot of desk space

[@AncientGameplays]

On the other hand you have awesome ergonomy

[@rahul875]

I m waiting for 160mhz OLED monitor for 350 doller

[@AncientGameplays]

160Hz you mean

[@legendalex9348]

I have samsung g9 once you go for oled u cant go back so be aware of your wallet😂😂

[@Allblaster]

Is 1440p OLED ok for someone used to 4k IPS?

[@AncientGameplays]

I wouldn't go down in resolution honeslty unless qith more Hz and same pixel density

[@Allblaster]

@@AncientGameplays Thanks man

[@tommeegunn9318]

Just got 1st 4k monitor. It is only 60hz tho. Have always been on 1080 b4. Even with this the picture is so much better. 7800x3d with gre steel legend. Was lookin at getting 1440 165hz. Would their be much difference? Thanx. Cant think of name atm aon x3 somethin ;p

[@vinnkuueagleman3000]

Well in my country its 992$...

[@AncientGameplays]

no amazon deal there?

[@vinnkuueagleman3000]

@@AncientGameplays found one from actual KTC eu store for €589,99, still not a bad deal to consider EU pricing

[@xBelowZerox]

The Asus Rog Strix xg27aqdmg is by far the best Oled monitor due to its peak brightness and glossy finish. The matte coating on the KTC (which I bought and returned) really takes away from the image quality.

[@AncientGameplays]

I have both Matte and glossy and it depends where you use them IMO

[@xBelowZerox]

@@AncientGameplays I agree! But head to in a room that isn’t effected by direct light the glossy just look so much better. Also thanks for the response and keep up the awesome content. Really brings me joy and you seem like a great guy!

[@AncientGameplays]

@@xBelowZerox But with a little light matte looks better haha. KTC isn't full matte though haha.

[@Kr1sc0s]

The reviews of this monitor on amazon are terrible

[@AncientGameplays]

That makes no sense according to my experience

[@techwizard9699]

Cries in 3rd world country import taxes.

[@xfreejack001x]

bro chill.. why you smiling like you're joker from DC in the thumbnail.

[@ArrobaMov]

27" 1440P and 560$ is "only"?

[@AncientGameplays]

OLED mate, not IPS. OLED 240Hz

[@ArrobaMov]

@@AncientGameplays oh right that makes more sense, sorry

[@poyeep6123]

I might pay that for 32" maybe, not for 27". Will pass on that and stick to my UW 34" 144 Hz IPS for a little longer.

[@H0tCh0c0-gr3qe]

should i go from 165hz to 240hz or 360hz?

[@AncientGameplays]

Not needed gwnerally