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Yo, I also decided on turning my 55in LG G1 into my main monitor instead of shelling out for one of these new monitors. And I'm LOVING it! Agree, this setup isn't for everyone but it has worked for me even better than I was expecting. You hit the reasoning on the head, couldn't agree more!
Same here. Still going strong with my LG 48 C1 that is brighter than qd oled monitors outside of the overhyped 1% window.
Never, too big for the space I'm in.
The lg 42 c2 and c3 are some great pc/ console options and its perfect for me. I do really want a 32inch 4k 240hz panel for some of my fps games but this c2 has been fantastic for me.
I’m sticking with my 48 lgc1, until the monitor space produces EXACTLY what I’m looking for. The brightness is still fantastic via LG service remote ABL etc, modifying RGB levels to reduce the artificial limiters, warm 50 and going into game dashboard and putting reduce blue light to level 1.
Just ordered LG service remote to enter my C1. ABL is really annoying.
3:18 MSI are also adding a DSC toggle at minimum to the MPG 321URX via a firmware update. I asked on stream, and they commented later on their KZhead livestream showcasing it that it's coming. Just figured you should know :)
I have been waiting and waiting for these to be released . What’s taking so long.
Does an average person see a difference with DSC on or off while gaming?
@@BeachClub_1I guess the main issue is nvidia's buggy implementation
@@BeachClub_1 Yep as hombre said, it can be quite buggy on Nvidia. And it also stops you from using some scaling options like DLDSR. I'm sure TDG himself has made quite a few points on why DSC can be bad in certain scenarios. I personally notice it on my current monitor with DSC when browsing sometimes, not all websites, but some will cause my screen to go black for 3 seconds before coming back. Also some games you may not even hit over a certain frame rate because it's too demanding or frame capped, so you may aswell turn off DSC for those examples so you're not at the mercy of the Nvidia issues.
@@RoyalBoyle78 Seems sellers are at the mercy of the supply chain. I've had mine on preorder since the 12th of February. If you're in Europe, you're looking at late April to early May for them to be available. US, not sure.
Much above 500 nits sitting at a desk with the screen right in front of my face starts hurting my eyes.
The benefit of the TV is that in desktop you will be at like 150-200 nits SDR and when you switch to TV app or AppleTV for HDR stuff it automatically switches into HDR for that or w/e, so you can hop back/forth without messing with menu settings. I got tired of steaming HDR in Windows and all the services being capped at 1080p so monitor to 42" C3 was natural to me. On iPhone I can use it as remote when needed for both tv and apple tv - which generally is only needed for volume, it does a good job auto switching between PC and AppleTV. Edit: Tbh the best solution is separating them, a solid monitor for gaming, and a big OLED for relaxing. In the case you want more HDR movies, TV is better, if not, monitor might be the move.
@@Crisheightgetting one of these will be 95% for gaming. And the thing I've noticed with hooking up my desktop to my 120hz TV is that I get really funky results with features like frame gen. Idk if that's an issue with other tvs or not but frame gen works like butter on my 1440p 165hz gaming monitor. For PC feature compatability sake I'm leaning towards getting one of these new 32 inch monitors for hdr gaming and keeping my old one for daily sdr desktop use. I would be surprised if I thought gaming in hdr in this screen was too dim. I guess it's possible but I doubt it. Personally I want the best colors possible so I'm going with one of the new QD oleds.
@@Crisheight That's it. In my case Sony Inzone M9 (50cm/20" viewing distance) and LG C1 65". Great combo to me. Gaming on PS5 and Xbox SX. No PC-Gaming.
I don't have issues with frame gen on my monitor or TV, but the C3 auto switches into game mode. For your use sounds like one of the Alienware OLEDs would be great, I really only got WOLED since I do a lot of text work and sometimes sit on white pages a lot. They're all really great options once you go OLED 120hz you can't lose. @@Orain88
The dream setup!@@andreaswoehler26
I've been using the 55'' C1 for a couple of years now and I've been loving it. It only feels "too big" for the first couple of days but after I got used to it the large size, I've quite enjoyed it.
My main display is an LG CX and its 48" - I adore it. I sit maybe 2ft from it and its the best gaming experience ive had i won't go back to 23.5 or 27" monitors lol. Really looking forward to your C4 review since im considering an upgraded display this year!
How many hours do you use your CX? I was going to pull the trigger on the 42” C3 and use it as my monitor, I work remote 40 hours a week, so I would be using this who hrs a month for work and the rest play.
Alright, so I went ahead and got myself an S90C as well to see for myself. WOW. Coming from Alienware 34 (ABL too distracting), to LG 45 (nowhere near as vibrant as QD-OLED), and now the S90C. It's a massive improvement in all aspects, minus the refresh rate and 55 inch size for monitor use. ABL is still present but a tenth of how bad it was on the Alienware. I was lucky enough to get a second gen panel on the S90C and modded it to S95C as well. I'm simply blown away and will never touch a monitor again until they sort out the brightness issues. Thanks for sharing 🤜🤜
I wanted to buy an OLED monitor this year but after watching all of your videos, I changed my mind and will wait for improvments
How should I configure my graphic settings to get the least amount of VRR flicker on my LG C3, connected with HDMI to my PC.
Ok so before I pull the plug on a C3, what can you tell me about the AORUS FO32U2P? I’ve always considered getting a TV oled display for PC. Heard 4090’s run nice on them so that’s why I’m jumping in. But before I do that I am waiting for the said monitor from AORUS and would like to have your input on this monitor. Would like to know if I’m making the right decision here.
What about input lag? When using hdr or some of the game mode smoothing features from Samsung doesn’t it add input lag and latency? Am talking like 20ms input lag which is very high and noticeable and compared to monitors that have sub 1ms
Is there any chance you could put a 32" 4k and the S95C side by side in game so we can get an idea of the impact of the brightness difference? That chart you showed me is the sole reason I've held off from buying the new monitors because those real-world brightness numbers tell me we're not at end-game HDR monitor territory yet. Thanks for the informative video!
I thought I was going crazy when I heard your voice on both Graphically Challenged and this channel. Really enjoy the content! All of your coverage makes me think that the KTC 4K monitor in your recommendations is the way to go right now for a pleb? I've been holding out for Gigabyte's monitor release this year, but I have a feeling it is going to be sold out for quite some time when it does release. I've been on a 60hz TN panel for a couple months since my 1440p PG279Q. I feel like it's impossible to make a decision right now. On one hand, I want the latest OLED tech, but on the other it is really painful waiting around for an opportunity to buy the best offering.
I completely agree. I returned my AW3225QF because of how dim it was. I got super spoiled by my S89C which is LEAGUES above the Dell. Crazy thing is I feel like the G8 OLED I replaced with the Dell was brighter
It’s not dim at all I have an unlocked S95C that hits 2000 nits and there are times I prefer the monitor! I play in a dim room but still
@@NexGenTek are you playing PC and PS5 games on the monitor? The PS5 games were even more dim. The PC games were a bit better, but not by much.
@@JAZ8470 Both pc is definitely what you want to use! The ps5 is nice on but the lack of speaker is why I’ll keep it connected to my S95C! If you use the custom preset and max out contrast it’s so colorful and eye watering! I also use the Dolby vision with my Roku
I was thinking of going this route. Rtings recommends the S90C for gaming. It doesn't lose brightness in Game Mode.
Really good information given here. People praise the new Alienware monitor but we don't hear enough about the brightness issue a lot.
Amazing content, I used to use the s95b as a monitor and it is amazing but hz come before brightness for me. 32 inch 240 beats 55inch 144 any day regardless of the the brightness. Turn the damn lights off lol.
Last year I tried multiple OLED monitors, even buying some twice to give them a fair shake (the LG 45" and Samsung G9). None of them fit the bill for me, I ended up going with a 55" LG C3. I couldn't be happier, and love it. The 55" isn't too big for me at all and is completely immersive. Unless they ever bring the LG 45" OLED monitor out with a glossy screen, I don't really see myself ever going back to a monitor.
I am still using 48 cx and I am looking for the c4 42 to mount it an my desk instead of the wall. I am missing the height adjustment… it’s so sad that the newest technology is only for 55+ size models
I went to this monitor from the pretty dim 27 inch 1440p 240hz LG and the AW is plenty bright enough for me.
Yes please tv reviews for sure thank you very much. I would say though if you can include the latency for things like 4x3 modes and bfi options for retro gamers using retrotinks and scalers would be set you out from the pack like Vincent! Love u Vincent but u need to cover retro aswell as modern gaming in the reviews.
Here are my thoughts after using a LG C2 42” as a monitor for 6 months: TV needs a remote control, it doesn’t power on/off automatically like a monitor. TV has ADS and a OS full of bloatware apps, some you can’t uninstall. TV take a lot of space on your desk. Bro talks about brightness but 90% of the time my brightness was on 40%, because higher than that hurts my eyes. Sure HDR is nice, but my suggestion is: use the TV as a secondary display for some games like Hogwarts Legacy, The Witcher 3 and all that are nice to play with a controller and the rest play on the monitor.
It can be easily configured to power off/on automatically and to change picture settings from Windows or by keyboard. LGTV Companion helps.
Great vid thank you
I have the S90 TV as well as the AW3225QF and they're both really good, though I prefer the monitor since it has 240 Hz. To me the AW3225QF is already really bright and I actually had to turn down the brightness, so I'm not craving more!
I was waiting for the new monitors and decided to get a 55 inch s90c. Everything looks so good on my s95b that i thought why settle for a dim 240hz.
I preordered the Asus ROG PG32UCDM to replace my 42" LG C2 last month. But your point on the 10% window made me stop and compare the 2 products more closely... I was a pretty surprised to see a 300nit drop (depending on the review) at the 10% window on the Asus. So, I decided to cancel my preorder and wait to see what next in the monitor space. Fingers crossed that next year we'll see brighter screens, a polariser layer, no more DSC with more competitive pricing. The TV market will be interesting to watch especially in the 42" form factor with 144Hz now being a thing...
I've been using an LG 48" OLED 4k 120hz HDR monitor. I'm selling it for two reasons. The first being the unfortunate thing of it being a matte finish. But the main reason is because it's just too large when I want to use keyboard and mouse. It's great while I kick back in my chair and use a controller because I'm about 3ft away. But I play a mix of competive shooters as well as campaigns. 42" would probably be fine, but I'm gonna try to opt for one of the 32" QD-OLED's. It'll be significantly better for shooters, but I'm also hoping it can still give me a great immersive single player experience. I'm also an at home video editor, and while the screen realestate of a 48" TV-like-monitor is great for an editing timeline, I still find myself naturally cranking my neck up to look up. While the size of my massive monitor didn't work out for me, hope the TV works for your case scenario man!
The more I hear about the QDOLED monitors makes me think I should stick to miniLED. Red magic has a 5088 zone coming out, I just wish it was glossy
great vid 👍👍
Completely agree as I have come to the same conclusion. We have the full lineup of 4K240Hz monitors available and I always come back to my 42” C2 Evo OLED TV as my daily driver; it is just a great all-around display!
Gonna wait for the C4 review.
I built a PC in 2021, and due to space I wanted a TV that did gaming as well. I bought the LG CX 55' and I love it! It's been great with no burn in issues. My next one will probably be a 144hz OLED.
And what is the pixel response time? G2G? How does it manage motion blur? Input lag?
those tv's are gooood. you heard him, no 240hz needed -> not direction compeditive - > direction cinematic
Pre-ordered the LG C4 42" a week ago... just waiting for LG to ship it any day now... All I need is 144hz.
I was thinking of doing the same thing, but no MLA on the C4 unfortunately. I think I may wait
I will be happy with 4k @ 240hz tv's are a no go until they can hit 240hz
@@arckanum332only 144hz on the 42” and 48”
@@ployth9000144hz is the new 60 hz in competitive gaming
Should have waited for 42s90c..it's going to be qd oled
Glad someone’s bringing attention to this. The real scene / overall brightness on these new 4k oled displays are sorely lacking. I’m gonna skip the monitor cycle this year. The s89c is calling my name but I can’t quite justify replacing my 65” CX (unless I can get rid of my U8K-which was a purchase I regret). Edit: Haha, I caved. BB is offering free mounting so it was a deal I couldn’t pass up. My qdoled arrives tomorrow!
Respect actually getting on camera for a video lol , I do disagree about the TV though , I feel if I'm going to upgrade my gaming experience from my C2 I want more frames , more brightness in a specific window will not impact my gaming experience as much as getting another 30 to 80 fps, if a qdoled TV gets maybe 165 or 240hz then I will switch back
Same boat as you. Really tired of all the screen tearing I get from games pumping out close to 200fps on my 120hz C2. I def wouldn't go 55inch tho for my desk.
How do you "disagree"? His priority is HDR, yours are frames. He is not saying that TV should be your choice.
@pertsonvelts1699 most people would be more than happy with the brightness on the aw3225qf. Most people would care more about losing those frames if you're looking to get a product this expensive. Hdr would have to be a major priority to give up those frames. We all get to choose of course but imo it's silly
@@pertsonvelts1699 I " disagree " with his opinion , that's all , you can agree or disagree with an opinion ,
I use my shield pro to stream at 4k60 to my TV. It looks and works as good as if it were natively plugged in direct with zero latency on my home network.
Let's see what we get from the upcoming OLED iPads, should have high brightness and pixel level dimming, maybe a foreshadowing for monitors to come
I hope you don't get issues with the S90C I had to get a refund on the S95C due to the OCB causing lots of blackouts.
@TheDisplayGuy Great video very informative do you mind linking me to the Tv that you are talking about in this video or giving me the exact model number?
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@@thedisplayguy Thank You appreciate the info
@@thedisplayguy One more thing what’s the word on the Burn In Risk with this?
I was thinking about the 42 inch C3 but the brightness, including the HDR brightness, still seems a bit too low.
plans to do PG32UCDM review anytime soon?
Did you test Custom Resolution higher frame rate like 1440p 240hz
Can we expect an S95D review soon? I want to get the best and brightest OLED. I’m torn between the S95D and the G4 at 55”
its been 6 months since i bought a S90C 55in for my PC... with a 1m deep desk, i usually stay 1.5m away from the tv... and it is my first build.
is the 42" or 48" S90D the same panels?
WOLED non MLA as far as I know.
@thedisplayguy yea that's what I thought i heard too. It's a shame.
Are 240hz tvs coming?
Can’t wait for my S90D. Pairing w/ 321URX. Best of both worlds.
I just got a s90C as a monitor….amazing
I have a 55 inch LG C1 tv and its great but you need to be at least 7-8 feet back to play on. I also have the 27 inch new alienware monitor for computer gaming, its perfect for desk use. 55 inch is great for console.
I currently us an LG G2(2022) 55" for my PC(4090/i913900k), ill most likely stay with this until the BFI OLED tech improves to support 240hz
i use also LG 42.. and 4090 PC its really Nice.. today i returned the LG Ultragear 32GQ950P-B ... Non OLED is so useless for me... i just need OLED ...
I need a 27in oled 240htz glossy monitor should I wait or is there a top tier pick, 1440p or 4k
The AW2725DF is pretty much the holy grail of 1440p QD-Oled 360Hz right now
You made the right choice. They have to intentionally gimp desktop oled brightness in favor of longevity because they know static elements will absolutely be in play.
I have a 55" LG OLED right beside my MSI mpg 321urx and honestly dont notice that much of a brightness issue. 32" is perfect for PC and gaming. using a huge TV for pc is just not worth it; i find it too hard on the eyes.
How'd you turn it into a s95c
He went into the service menu and changed the brightness limit. But by doing this it can mess up the panel. Supposedly. The s95c and the s90c both come with gen 2 panels. Although I have heard the first units of s90c came with gen 1 panels. Anyways you can check to see what panel is in your s90c by going into that service menu and checking the anapeak numbers.
S90C its give the absloute Gaming in HDR And SDR onlilne games i put it on the desk and playing multiple games most of it APEX Cons of this tv is HIGH ABL im curious to know how you make S90C an S95C in brightness?
Will you share how to turn the S90C to a S95 on Patreon? S90C owner here.
I want to test what you mentioned regarding DSC and framecapping. Because there doesn't seem to be a functional form of DSC on my Spectrum Black 27 (as the DSR options still appear in the Nvidia CP), however, I get framecapped to 120hz and upscaled to 4K (all on the monitor). However, I can still get past the 120hz refresh rate cap when I run the game in borderless windowed mode instead of exclusive fullscreen mode. Perhaps the same would apply to other OLED monitors that are actually utilizing DSC? Someone else would have to test this out for me as I only have one OLED monitor...
The s95c will be on sale soon. A couple days
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I use a 77 s90c as my monitor and its been awesome. I sit 9 feet from it so its the perfect size.
I don't need a lot of brightness, i don't typically game in the sunlight. I've used a 50" flatscreen for years, and even a 1080p projector (good times), but at the end of the day having a giant screen on my desk isn't ideal.
Never seen someone compare a 55” tv vs a high refresh rate monitor. Seems like a total waste of a comparison.
How does that 55” compare to the PG27UQ brightness wise?
55” annihilates it. Not even close.
@@thedisplayguy damn!! Really!?! I’m tempted to try it. Should I wait for the S95D 55”?
Is DSC really that bad? Other than the blackouts on Nvidia cards, I mean.
No he’s exaggerating for the video
TVs as PC monitors aren't ridiculous, been doing it for a couple years now. My current main monitor is the LG C1 OLED, best monitor I've ever had and used.
Same here, can’t go back!
How did you turn a s90c into a s95c?
Same question. Really interested to know.
He went into the service menu with the original remote and used the Ana peak value! You can do the same with the S95c to achieve 2000 nits
Here is my biggest concern with moving to a TV....input lag. Isn't the input lag on an OLED pretty significant compared to a monitor or Is it exactly the same on today's current technology?
Not in game mode.
@@thedisplayguy I've also tried game mode on different TVs(Non OLED) and while it does take away "some" of the input lag it is still extremely noticeable. Is this different with OLED? Is input lag exactly the same as a monitor in game mode on an OLED?
It says s90c is a 120hz not 144hz?
After playing warzone on my 360 hz monitor there's no way I can go back
ouuh😮 fast game fast motion needed a game that still suffers from non existing 480 Hz devices
@urkent4463 same with halo and honestly any first person shooter...once you go above 165hz on a first person shooter it's really tuff to go back down....especially if you've tried a 1440p oled
my personal opinion is that if you don't play competitive FPS titles like valorant/overwatch2/Apex/fort and you play many pve games or coop the TVs have reached a quality and connectivity with PCs (e.g. HZ & imput lag) that are more affordable and far superior brightness, sharpness, HDR and types of uses, they are the right choice to enjoy video games to the fullest!! And even those who play the various FPS but don't try to excel but just have fun are really great TVs!! Unfortunately I'll have to go to a monitor and I'm saddened by it
Oh, Come On!! Just the other day you had a video where you were ditching your TV (I think an LG C2) for a 4K 240hz OLED. Make up your mind.
Hey, you haven’t realized by now that he has ZERO shame with his videos.
what about input latency?? im pretty sure the Samsung TV is nowhere near the Alienwares input delay
The rtings website measures input lag on TVs and you'd be surprised how close they can be to the best monitors. I think the bigger problem is the size of the screen. At 55 inches you basically have to move your head to look around the screen, unless you sit farther away which would kind of defeat the purpose in a setup designed around optimum picture quality.
true the size is gonna be problem, literally turning your head to check radar and hud@@Comrade_Broski
How do feel about the LGc2/c3 42in for a monitor because for me all i do is play AAA games.
What about a C3/C2 42 ?
I have both c2 42” and the aw 32 4K. For gaming in light controlled room, Alienware all the way.
@@TheWiiplay I can get a C2 refurbished for around £700 that would swing it for my atm. However, I'm I'm still waiting to see what other OLED monitor/TV's we get in the summer
@@lostferwords5650 I would go that route as these are first gen 4k 32 240z and do have some quirks to be worked out. I enjoyed the c2 for gaming alot. Aside from the 240hz , the AW has punchy colors that pop and the higher ppi looks very crisp.
Personally I'm waiting for Philips 42" 809 which is a VRR, 144Hz, 1300nits+ MLA OLED hitting the shelves soon! No monitor will get close to that bliss.
Finally people are realizing that you can use whatever size screen you want. I'm not sure why people in the PC space weren't more flexible. It's the most flexible Computing platform for a reason yet people were doing all the same thing
TV has double HDR tone mapping issue in PC/console. And Both TV and monitor's speakers are quite bad, if you already put the money into the monitor, better put a bit more for a great pair of speakers or headphones.
If they made the samsung in 42' i would buy it. Otherwise im sticking with my C3 for now.
Wow I did the opposite, I went from a 48 inch OLED TV that I used as monitor to the 32 inch Alienware paired with last year’s LG 27 inch OLED. I can’t believe this move…it’s actually super weird. All the points you made are very interesting, the issues using a tv as a monitor are there, but good luck to ya. I do agree it’s brighter, but not by that much tbh. Nice video!
Thinking about doing the same. Would you say its worth it?
Asaide from neck pain what are those issues? Is there a TV model more suites for Desktop use?
@@antemasq6520 the top 3 annoying things for me was ABL was too aggressive, especially when using Excel or Word. It dimmed it way too much. Disconnecting the HDMI cable will reset the setting from PC back to tv setting. This happened more often when connecting my laptop to the tv. Playing games in 1440 was hit or miss, the signal would either work or the game would start flickering. And neck pain wasn't too bad, but a TV over 40 inches is still massive when you are sitting that close, while I enjoyed being able to have like 6 windows up at the same time your eyes do get strained faster. Honestly if I hadn't boughten a gaming PC, there's a good chance I don't invest in actual monitors. TV for a monitor can work just fine depending on what you plan on using it for, I had a 48 inch C1, went down to a 42 still too big. LG is the way to go if you plan on taking the plunge.
@@Dswizzy217 for sure! depending on your usage, for productivity it's pretty amazing. I had it hooked up to my Mac Studio and PS5, worked like a charm, only reason I went with the monitors is because I finally got a gaming PC. Playing FPS games on a 27 or 32 is much much different than big tv, plus the benefit of using 200+ fps is something TVs can't do yet. As far as burn in, I've had a B8, 2 C9s, C1, A95K, and these two LG and Alienware oled monitors. I do not baby them, I do hide the taskbar, but that's it. Never had burn in with any of them, not everyone is that lucky, but these panels are tanks especially LG. That's their bread and butter.
55inch iz a tv. 32 monitor. Different stuff. Apples and oranges 😊
Yeah I don’t need the 240hz, but I do want the pixel density for productivity/text fringing, so 🤷🏻♂️
too big for me.
That's not what she said
That's what's she said
Nigel Mansell is doing displays now? : ))
theres cons and pros i rather have 4k 32 inch where everything looks so sharp
Im waiting the LG c4 42 inch !!!
Its a no brainer to use a 48 or 55 TV vs anything monitors can offer. Been doing that for a few years Even used to use a 50 inch DLP 1080p tv a decade ago to play battle field 2. You get used to the size quickly. And 24inch for e sports is a damn myth
Ill just get a 42inch lg c2 for like 800bucks? idk 55+ seems way too big might as well buy a console and sit on the couch for that size i think
I’m getting the Asus monitor brightness doesn’t bother me I don’t need to be flashed banged lmao Also I just enjoy monitors better than playing on a tv
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55" is HUGE And since it's not ultrawide your going to be rubbernecking ALL OVER THE PLACE to see everything on your screen. I could understand the 42" BRAND NEW LG C4, but the LG S90 and LG S95 only come in 55" plus which is WAY TOO LARGE for PC use. Sorry, but you will regret it and so will anyone else. The ONLY size you can use for PC use is 42" and even that is VERY hard on your neck and eyes.
42 n 48 s90d will be in stores v soon
I am using 65 inch Samsung OLED as PC monitor
He looks just like that one guy that reviews gpu’s
new name the display flip flop guy the odyssey neo g9 57 could get bright enough and you also got rid of that why not just use 2 displays
Great Video, Can't Wait for the C4 42" inch from LG!! As i cannot accommodate a 55 behemoth in my Small Room on the other hand on a desktop 42 inch would look comfortable with 144hz and i hope its gonna be brighter than these 32 inch qd monitors. But unfortunately no MLA Panel. LG will never give you all in one,just never. i.e. On New MLA+ monitors they are faster and brighter but again matte Coating.🤬 C4 Faster and brighter than C3, But no MLA Yet. 😑 G4,G3 More Expensive, no 42 Inch or smaller than 55 inch screen size, MLA is there though. 🤦♂
What I have been thinking for years and years, impossible at the moment for monitors to get to hdr quality of TVs. This is really boring, but it is the current reality
I have to say that your retinas are a bit burnt and not a competitive gamer. And 240 vs 144 is miles beter as one can see in UFO tests.
TV has high input lag vs monitor. I have oled tv 120hz... VRR gsync and Premium Sync pro + and Monitor for gaming .. yes quality HDR is better but input lag is the problem.. 32msec... vs 3.1msec monitor.