For gaming is there any reason to not get the LG C3 and instead get the LG C2?

C3 is slightly brighter and smooths out low res content better. Not much different.

If you're not on a budget, then the A95L is the best TV out right now. Can't go wrong with any of the LGs though. Samsung S90C is the best value tv as it has the newest panel tech (QD-OLED), gets really bright, but is priced as low as the mid tier Sony and LG OLEDs. But Samsung looks the most unnatural, and there are issues with build quality and software.

If brightness and price is your priority go Samsung S90C.

If you want an all around experience at a solid price, go LG C2 or C3.

If you want the best TV period, then go Sony A95L.
 
Ha! When you said 15 hours, I thought you meant 15 hours a day!

Hope it serves you well. I'm glad I went Oled.

Yes that's right. TV is now 4 days old and I've been on it for 15 hours each of those four days. :D

It's just a shame I am not using it to its full potential yet as my GPU isn't compatible with the Gsync feature and is only HDMI 2.0, so I have yet to try out a 120Hz game.
 
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I'm so tossed between a LG G3 vs Samsung S95C. Both are the same price (basically) and have similar (mostly) RTNGS.

I will primarily be using BOTH ps5 and PC on one of these. Sway me one way or the other! :)
 
thats not entirely true. burn-in can still occur


I would be coming from Samsung QLED Q90T. The S95c seems like a really good buy but it's same price as LG G3. Think LG G3 would be better bet?

S95C vs. G3 is pretty much personal preference level. Each does something a bit better. 99% same IQ.
 
How does it handle retro devices via the RetroTink5X? I vaguely remember hearing some complaints with the C2, but I could be remembering wrong.
 
who has better firmware support? that might be the tipping point

Samsung has previously actually nerfed their TVs (S95B) by reducing max brightness to preserve panel longevity. I haven't had much problems with my S95C. However, I hate their UI and the overall sluggishness, so i ended up getting ATV.
 
How does it handle retro devices via the RetroTink5X? I vaguely remember hearing some complaints with the C2, but I could be remembering wrong.
Problem with the C2 is that 480p always has significant display lag for whatever reason. I'd assume the C3 has the same problem. The C1 and earlier are fine.
 
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