Both options support up to 240Hz refresh rate with VRR. It's also both G-SYNC and FreeSync certified and, unlike the OLED TVs, have both an HDMI 2.1 and a DisplayPort 1.4 input for more flexible connectivity options. Unlike the LG OLED TVs, which are capped at 120Hz, the 45GR95QE boasts a blazing fast 0.3ms response time (typical of OLEDs), and 240Hz refresh rate. OLEDs blows away any IPS, VA, or TN monitor in terms of HDR, black levels and color rendition, and LG has several generations of OLED releases under its belt.
The best thing about the 45GR95QE is, of course, the OLED panel. Unlike the OLED TVs which have quite a bit of reflection and glare from their glossy displays, the 45GR95QE features an anti-glare with low reflection coating that's typical of gaming monitors. The WQHD resolution is less taxing on GPUs as well, so you can get by with something like a GeForce RTX 3080 or RTX 4070. Even though it's not 4K, it's still very sharp and detailed in games, media content, and just all around general purpose usage.
The 45GR95QE is a very large 45" monitor with a 3440x1440 resolution and a very aggressive 800R curve for maximum immersion.
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