45GS95QE-B

I have this same monitor and it rocks. I have a 9070xt and no issues whatsoever

I can almost guarantee triple 5k2k, even with a 5090, will not be a great experience. There are people running single 5k2k that struggle to run some games natively. Without DLSS, you're not going to get high framerate. Triple 1440p 45" should be really good though. I run a single LG 45GS95QE with a 4070 Super and get above 200 fps in most situations. The plan is to upgrade to triple 45s at 1440p when space and budget allow.

I have a 4070 Super that I use with my LG 45GS95QE (1440p version of the 45"), and I feel that for this specific GPU, you can't get a whole lot better visuals. Sure, you could run it at 4k. But at the cost of a LOT of frames. The 4070S is really the perfect 1440p GPU. If you want to go 4k or even 5k2k, it would be a waste without also upgrading your GPU.

I run an LG 45GS95QE (45" 1440p) with a 4070 Super and get great performance. You should have no problems with a 5070 and a 45-49", as long as you're not running 4k.

I went from 32 4K OLED to 45 ultrawide 1440p OLED and I love it for gaming (not by choice exactly lol, the 32 stopped working and in my country the only option they could replace it with was the 45GS95QE). I was a bit skeptical at first reading so many people saying that the PPI is too low, that it would look horrendous, and imo it is a gorgeous screen. Sure, it ain't as sharp as 4K, but the 45 screen has been beautiful for gaming and watching movies/series. I don't do work on it anymore, but text isn't that bad, I sit around 2-3 feet away (around 1 meter or so) from the screen so I am able to watch almost all screen without turning my head or anything, I play some games on controller so I am able to lay back a bit more and just enjoy, it definitely feels a lot more immersive compared to the 32 4K.

I have this monitor - I sit just far enough away that the pixel density isn’t a concern for gaming - in fact it looks very good. Web browsing, text is quite bad though. I wouldn’t dream of doing any productivity with it. Thought of upgrading to the 5k2k version but I fear my 4070ti Super may have a tough time pushing all those pixels, and I’m not dissatisfied with my current setup.

I have a 4090 and downgraded from a LG CX 48" (4K widescreen) to my current 45GS95QE (1440p ultrawide). The main reasons are that: 1. I care about frame rate more than resolution. Maintaining 100+ FPS is important to me. 1440p ultrawide is 5 million vs 8 million pixels for 4K. You can expect ~1.7x more frames with 1440p ultrawide vs. 4K. 2. I had been using a custom ultrawide resolution on the LG CX already and enjoyed the immersion from the extra width. However, the CX is flat and the distortion was a pain. The curve on the 45GS95QE basically eliminated the distortion to improve immersion.

Great monitor. I'm using the same model with a 5800X3D and a 4090.

I bought the UltraGear 45GS95QE OLED WQHD (800R) 240 Hz like 6 months ago and I was asking the same thing . I wanted to buy it a year ago but I kept holding off due to all the talk of Ppi and whatnot. But honestly I've come to the realize that us computer people are like old audio people back in the day when they were talking about this bass and this EQ with these speakers is a must cause in movies you can hear the bass tremble in a mouse farting miles away with this setup...(You get the drift..) In other words we tend to go away over the top. I bit the bullet and never been happier 0 problems with PPI I just don't see it. The new upgraded monitor would be nice but depending on the games you play.to be able to run games at max settings with that resolution is gonna require a monster PC to go with it. My advice get the 1440p one and be super happy for your new awesome upgrade. I would be shocked if you actually notice anything in regards to PPI. Probably not a popular opinion. But that's my input 👍

Great monitor. I have it for a few months already. Worth every penny. I wish that 5090 wasnt that expensive. Waiting for good 4090 deal, but for now my 4080 handle it nicely. Especially after I upgraded from 5900x to 9800x3d week ago. Bro you need that cpu. It is game changing.