VA or IPS? TN need not apply.

IPS is out

VA is the new thing

>>383178829
But what about that 50ms recovery from pure-black?

Even on high-tier displays it's still there.

>>383179446
true if this post was made five years ago

https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-SWIFT-PG35VQ/
the new top line monitors will ditch IPS for VA
then OLED will introduced and proceed to curb stomp all other panels

>>383178829
>VA
>new
Only thing that's new are better responses & less ghosting.

>>383180162
OLED has significant issues with burn-in which can't be fixed very easily, and burn-in is a real problem for computer monitors (unlike TVs) due to all the static GUIs.
They'd have to come up with a wonder-solution for that before they become popular.


And that display is yet to be released no? What's currently on the market still has the sluggish black response times.

So does /v/ really not have much opinion about their gaming monitors?

/g/ is filled with hecklers.

>>383178829
>VA
>new
My 2nd monitor is VA. It's a 5:4 monitor from 2005.

>>383178670
OLED or QLED

>>383185049
LOL

>>383185049
See >>383180948