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Here are some interesting videos that I found:
OLED dominates when there's lots of black on screen but when there's a lot of brightness the tables turn.
Here are some interesting videos that I found:
OLED dominates when there's lots of black on screen but when there's a lot of brightness the tables turn.
Both look gorgeous, but the OLED definitely wins out in pq.
Would hdmi 2.1 be a big deal or will hdmi 2.0 will suffice for gaming on next gen consoles? I'm leaning towards Samsung's Qled 90R, but it only supports hdmi 2.0. I'd go with an LG's Oled, but I'm afraid of burn in.
Get the OLED. I've had both and the LG OLED is far and away better.I might go with the LG B9, but chances are I may go with the Samsung Q60R. I want the best experience PC gaming
Get the OLED. I've had both and the LG OLED is far and away better.
I had a cheap 4K LG tv that I purchased 3 years ago. It was a small 40-odd inch TV that did fine for the short term, but my real passion was to purchase a 55" OLED or QLED. Well I waited for the new 2020 models to arrive, and pulled the trigger on a 55" LG CX 2 weeks ago. The picture quality is outstanding! Movies look suitably dark in dark scenes and perfectly colorful in bright scenes! HDR games, in particular games like Spider Man and Horizon Zero Dawn look fucking unbelievable! If anyone has ANY doubts as to what these screens look like, please just take the plunge as you will not regret it! Gaming on these screens is just out of this world!
I still do always worry about burn in, but the measures that LG has taken leave me feeling quite confident this will not be an issue for many many years...
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Quick question, will I risk burn in if I left my tv on more than 4 hrs? Obviously it will be for me binge watching showsGet the OLED. I've had both and the LG OLED is far and away better.
I have accidentally left my TV on overnight with a static screen on and got 0 burn in. I would think you'd have to leave it on for days on end to get it.Quick question, will I risk burn in if I left my tv on more than 4 hrs? Obviously it will be for me binge watching shows
Okay, thanks for letting know! Just got it and it's amazing! Picture Quality and sharpness awesome! Playing Doom Eternal on Max with G-Sync enable, perfectionI have accidentally left my TV on overnight with a static screen on and got 0 burn in. I would think you'd have to leave it on for days on end to get it.
Quick question, will I risk burn in if I left my tv on more than 4 hrs? Obviously it will be for me binge watching shows
OLED burn-in is real
I was a skeptic of OLED burn-in until today. It took Tiger's red Nike shirt to convince me that burn-in ain't no joke. My LG OLED B7A is only about 1.5 years old. I run the pixel refresher every night, but obviously it didn't protect my screen. :(hardforum.com
That's my main reason I don't game on my OLED.I don't want to babysit my tv so I will grab a 2020 LED for sure.
No one here is going to be able to just tell you is it your display or computer. We can’t troubleshoot it. Many factors can come into play. Try changing the HDMI cable. Is the tv connected to a Surround sound receiver? If you connect the computer straight to the tv. See if the issue is still there. Double check your drivers are all up to date.Welp, I'm having issues with my LG B9..... I have my PC connected to my TV, and it has been great! Yet, at randomly, my LG controller stops working, my screen flicks from the original settings and scales beyond the frame, and the sound stops working. Have G-Sync turned on and Windows HDR powered on. Is it my TV or my PC? When I switch back to my cable box, it's fine and after I change HDMI ports as well. I even bought a new cable
Drivers are up to date, GSync is enabled, so far what fixed the problem right now was setting my HDMI port to PC and so far it's steady for now. I don't have an audio system yetNo one here is going to be able to just tell you is it your display or computer. We can’t troubleshoot it. Many factors can come into play. Try changing the HDMI cable. Is the tv connected to a Surround sound receiver? If you connect the computer straight to the tv. See if the issue is still there. Double check your drivers are all up to date.
Drivers are up to date, GSync is enabled, so far what fixed the problem right now was setting my HDMI port to PC and so far it's steady for now. I don't have an audio system yet
Burn in accumulates over time so as long as the TV's on the pixel wear out is happening, modern OLEDs are built around burn in so they have tricks to slow it down. So in short, don't leave OLED tvs on when you're not watching.Quick question, will I risk burn in if I left my tv on more than 4 hrs? Obviously it will be for me binge watching shows
Ok, so I will sell my 2018 65 LG OLED and Upgrade in October/November. I guess 75 will still be to expensive for me.
I will be loyal to LG and OLED. HDMI 2.1 is my reason to „upgrade“What are you looking to get?
I am waiting for the 77CX to release so I can order. Supposed to be any day nowI will be loyal to LG and OLED. HDMI 2.1 is my reason to „upgrade“
I am waiting for the 77CX to release so I can order. Supposed to be any day now
Upgrading from a 2015 Vizio M. Got the C9 55 in Februarypricy
This is weird. While 2019 C9 etc support full bandwidth 48gbps 2.1, the 2020 TVs dont support HDMI 2.1 fully.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/johnar...d-tvs-dont-support-full-hdmi-21/#144df5356276