Already conquered the OLED segment, now its time to do the same with mini LED 
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Oled .. shmoled, min ... shmini...
The good ol' DABBA CRT still rocks!
The good ol' DABBA CRT still rocks!
Imagine being so proud of OLED you make it part of the official name and paste it on the box too
Another case of CerebralTiger utterly failing to understand or purposely ignoring the content he posts himself
The only thing to understand here is that OLED suffers from burn-in when you don't vary content or if there are prolonged static elements on-screen. Game UI is a perfect example of the latter 
Good thing Game Pass gives you the opportunity to vary a lot content, I guess
Good thing Game Pass gives you the opportunity to vary a lot content, I guess
"only context is my own failure of understanding the results"...hmmm k, got it
Lets give some actual context though.
These TVs were running non-stop for over 7000 hours. You also failed to tell us that there were 2 gaming related tests. Call of Duty showed no issues even after ~7700 hours. FIFA 18 has some uniformity issues which were "still not visible under normal content". Moreover, these tests were conducted on a C7, which is a 4 years old model.
You, yet again, failed to comprehend the results because of your agenda. Not surprised at all though
Lets give some actual context though.
These TVs were running non-stop for over 7000 hours. You also failed to tell us that there were 2 gaming related tests. Call of Duty showed no issues even after ~7700 hours. FIFA 18 has some uniformity issues which were "still not visible under normal content". Moreover, these tests were conducted on a C7, which is a 4 years old model.
You, yet again, failed to comprehend the results because of your agenda. Not surprised at all though
Is Game Pass available on Switch OLED though? YikesGood thing Game Pass gives you the opportunity to vary a lot content, I guess
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The test was indeed conducted with the TVs running non-stop, but the conclusion and recommendation were based on everyday, not non-stop, usage.
Imagine failing to comprehend something and then telling others they don't get it
Imagine failing to comprehend something and then telling others they don't get it
Still ignoring the fact that the only gaming tests they ran showed no permanent burn-in after 46 weeks of continuous usage.
But but but but "get used to disabling all game UI"
But but but but "get used to disabling all game UI"
lmao while testing games with with minimal and non-saturated HUD elements that are constantly varying, as seen in the video. Who's ignoring that?
Burn-in equally affects gaming and non-gaming content. If anything, most UI in games is more in-line with the description of "static content with bright, saturated colors".
Burn-in equally affects gaming and non-gaming content. If anything, most UI in games is more in-line with the description of "static content with bright, saturated colors".
I mean, you just bumped the thread with a 2 years old video (which im beginning to think you didn't even know lmao), where the stress tests are conducted on a 4 years old model.
And you're telling OLED owners to disable HUD when the gaming tests showed no burn in.
The only fair conclusion to draw here is that Sony X90H owners are miserable after their purchase
And you're telling OLED owners to disable HUD when the gaming tests showed no burn in.
The only fair conclusion to draw here is that Sony X90H owners are miserable after their purchase
The LG C1 and G1 aren't based on different technology. I shared a 2 year old video because the results and the conclusion drawn are also true for LG's current lineup (a quick glance at AV forums will reveal some rather fascinating stories regarding LG OLEDs). Even the G1 Evo panel still uses a WRGB pixel structure
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Believe the rooooomers
Samsung says it is not buying OLED panels from LG, claims QLED is better
Over the past few months, multiple rumors had claimed that Samsung is on the verge of ordering OLED panels from ...www.sammobile.com
But but...roooomers
Samsung to launch much-anticipated QD-OLED TV, expand MicroLED lines - KED Global
Samsung Electronics Co., the world’s largest TV maker, will launch the much-anticipated QD-OLED TV in the first half of next year, while expanding its Mi
www.kedglobal.com
All dem nits showed Samsung the light.
Article tou check kar lou sahi seAll dem nits showed Samsung the light.
MicroLED is still top-premium.
Article check karte raho, Samsung ne u-turn maar lia
Samsung: "aap ne ghabraana nahi hai, we are making OLED too"
Samsung: "aap ne ghabraana nahi hai, we are making OLED too"
Iss skit ki bhi re-enactment hou jaye
Poor LG's WRGB panels. Samsung was never interested in them to begin with, when they can manufacture much superior QD panels of their own lmao.
While clearly not as good as MicroLED, if these QD-OLED panels do indeed offer superior peak brightness and tackle burn-in issues as Samsung claims they do, this could spell doom for LG
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