Anyone here us the 42" LG C2 or C3 OLED for your DCS monitor?

[Cavemanhead]

If so...  Can you use Gsync with an HDMI Cable?

And, how has the experience been with the image quality, etc...?

[SharpeXB]

I’m using an LG OLED and it’s fantastic. The image quality is quite literally the best that I think technology is capable of today, 4K, high refresh rate, HDR etc. 
Maybe ask LG suppport about Gsync with HDMI. I’m using DP

https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/lg-monitor-how-to-enable-g-sync-CT32003206-20153185261100#:~:text=G-Sync is supported for,monitor with a DP cable.

Edited December 16, 2023 by SharpeXB

[Hiob]

 

I have a 48“LG OLED C9. Using it with a HDMI cable running at 120Hz with g-sync. No complains. Best display I ever had. 

[obious]

I recently had a LG C2 42" which was quite possibly the best image I've ever seeen in real life. Was also great for running DCS in pancake mode but after about 6 months I had an issue with green strips becoming visible on the display/image which I hear is a common issue. I returned to Amazon with no problem and will most likely pick up the newer C3 soon

[Hiob]

One thing, I want to add about OLED. I‘m running mine for over two years now (close to three iirc), and so far I have no signs of burn-in or any degradation whatsoever - which was a concern of mine.

But I‘m running it in a rather dark environment and far from its peak brightness. And I had to find a way to get rid of the default auto-dimming, which I luckily did (otherwise it would darken itself after a couple of seconds of a large bright screen like a word document e.g.). Downsides of using a TV.

[JesterIsDead]

I use a cheapo 4k QLED TCL Q570F when I play multiplayer and it works just fine. Good visuals and color. 60 Hz is fine