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Pro Gamers typically don't use OLED monitors, but you most definitely can

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Engadget
By staff@engadget.com (Dave Meikleham)
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Pro Gamers typically don't use OLED monitors, but you most definitely can
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Big tournaments favor LCD monitors, though perhaps not for the reasons you suspect. We'll explain why normal gamers can and should embrace OLED displays.

Key Takeaways

  • Pro Gamers typically don't use OLED monitors, but you most definitely can.
  • Big tournaments favor LCD monitors, though perhaps not for the reasons you suspect.
  • We'll explain why normal gamers can and should embrace OLED displays.

Big tournaments favor LCD monitors, though perhaps not for the reasons you suspect. We'll explain why normal gamers can and should embrace OLED displays.

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