LG UltraGear OLED 45GX900A-B

Yes, fantastic monitor that is extremely suitable for both programming and gaming.

I've been searching for a really good ultrawide monitor for a long time. I always had an eye for LG ultrawide monitors, but the pixel density and resolution issues with previous models held me back. This monitor has definitely taken a step up in terms of pixel density (50% more than previous models) and 5120 x 2160 resolution. 45 inches is really quite large, so make sure your desk has enough space. HDR color reproduction is truly excellent! SDR isn't too bad in terms of color; some colors weren't quite as accurate, but using the Nvidia app to convert SDR videos to HDR content, the colors are reasonably accurate. The dual mode has eight different modes you can set, including the lower resolution (2560 x 1080) for gaming at 330 Hz. For 5120 x 2160 gaming at 165 Hz, you'll need a powerful graphics card with at least 16 GB of VRAM. If you have a slightly lower resolution, you can game at 3440 x 1440, but the 165Hz setting remains the same.

I also noticed that both sides of the monitor dim slightly more than the center, especially the HUD layout. This isn't a bug, but normal. It's not excessive, as most of the screen is visible from the center. It does brighten up at certain times. This is my first OLED monitor, so I'm not sure if others have the same issue, but after extended use, the monitor automatically performs an image cleanup to prevent burn-in when the PC shuts down.

The screen is fantastic. Works wonderfully. It is pricey for a 5K2K screen, but that is mainly because it is a size larger (45 instead of 40 inches). It was supposed to be delivered the next day, and after a few phone calls, it arrived after six days.