LG should include an option to change the resolution

[Wikh]

Problem is LG cut TOO many corners. There's a laundry list of issues and bugs that frankly no device at that price point should have at this point. The overheating of the G3 to the point that the screen brightness has to be lowered in order to cool the device alone should have been enough to not release it to the market. That's not a bug. That's a dangerous defect. That's unacceptable. Not for the asking price anyway.

It's official now: you are a troll around here.
4K heat test: LG G3, Samsung Galaxy Note 3, S5, S…: http://youtu.be/wXsyK5YCid8

 

[xocomaox]

I thought some games render based on what resolution is detected? If that's the case, then you would see an increase in performance, ignoring any issues with coding.

I mean, why would a program run in a higher resolution than what it is detecting the phone at?

 

[tonyfromuk]

Would be awesome since some games look better on lower resolution that on higher and the opposite

 

[Adam Jensenz]

It's official now: you are a troll around here.

Do you fool even have this phone? Cause I use it every day and it's exactly how he says. Also, the LAG, the ******* excessive LAAG is unacceptable, not just the heating issues. Go and use one, *******, before calling someone else a troll.

 

[Adam Jensenz]

Every chance he gets he blasts the G3 away, well news & facts many including myself are content and quite impressed & don't have the issues you state.

Granted I can't run at 100% brightness for long until it drops to 90% but phone is not warm nor hot, plus I NEVER run at that anyway on any device I own.

The G3 is not flawless and tbh no device is.

But its not dangerous , my phone is not going to blow up in my sleeping hours.

Keep on ranting its not going to change the facts that the G3 is a great product.

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The phone is dangerous to becoming useless, not to blow up, stupid fool. And no, a Premium device is not supposed to be flawed.