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is a oled monitor worth it?
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>>740285357
yeah
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Not in my opinion. You gotta activate the "cleanup" mode that runs every 4 hours to prevent burning the LEDs. When we play with our buddy who has an OLED, it means stopping everything in the middle of a bossfight for 15 minutes, or a cutscene or whatever, so he can "clean" his screen and "take a piss and grab a beer, you guys want anything haha?". This alone makes it a hassle for a minor visual improvement over VA or IPS slabs that you can tweak to get the feel of a very good colourful monitor.
I have a VA screen, by tweaking the colorimetry and brightness/vibrancy it feels very good. The blacks are decently black, the colours are flashy. I don't feel the need for an OLED.
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they have low brightness and pixel fringing issues which make them unsuitable for anything but 3D gaming. trying to browse and read text on one is painful which is why I have an IPS on the side for that
g-sync pulsar being a thing now is worth considering if you want CRT-level motion clarity
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burn in and it's not even debatable. there are better options on other boards but i want stupid fucks to not know what they are
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>>740285357
No. Get a secondhand panasonic plasma off facebook marketplace.

The motion blur on OLED/LCD is a fucking disgrace. Not to mention all the other problems OLED's have.
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>>740285357
it's qled a meme compared to oled?
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>>740285803
QLED's are just LCD's with a different name. So yes, they are an enormous meme.
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>>740285803
the particular glossy finish they use is a meme
they're so delicate that touching one with your fingernail is literally enough to leave a permanent scratch
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>>740285674
>Not in my opinion. You gotta activate the "cleanup" mode that runs every 4 hours to prevent burning the LEDs
Blatant fucking lies from a poorfag. My LG C1 has activated cleaning mode exactly 5 times in the YEARS I've owned it. And it never happens while you're using it, it waits till you turn it off.
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>>740285357
That depends on how poor you are.
I have an 120hz ips reference monitor for general use and a 240hz oled monitor for games only, both are 4k.
I really like the oled for games and sometimes movies, the colors on the ips are more correct though and don't suffer from color degradation as fast as the oled does.
I like the both but I wouldn't use the oled as my productivity monitor.
This board is mostly poor people, brown people, and children so their opinions don't matter, they are simply priced out and seethe uncontrollably at their betters.
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/v/ is filled with jeets who can't ever aspire to spending 1k on an OLED so they spout 10y year old misinformation in order to cope.
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>need to hide taskbar
>need to auto turn off monitor
>need periodic maintenance
>don't do any of that? enjoy your burn-in 2-3 years in
It's humiliation ritual
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>>740286137
>need to hide taskbar
Anon please don't tell me you have your taskbar always visible like some fucking 58 year old dad.
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>>740285357
I used the pulsar monitor for some time but caved in and bought the ASUS 2k 540hz tandem WOLED. Gotta see how it turns out in the following months.
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>>740286137
Owning a Ferrari requires more than owning a 90s Corolla, cuck :)
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>>740285674
hes a retard, he doesn't need to do that
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>>740285357
I have a 4k LED and 2k OLED

Its fucking brilliant. But I would take OLED over LEDs if you couldn't have both. The color range is insanely good, LED cannot in any shape or form compete with it. Its like comparing grey to the rainbow.
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>>740286137
>nooooo I can't leave my niggerdick background on 24/7 >:'(
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>>740286017
Yeah I have a CX and it's the same, also zero visible burn-in since I got it.
I still wouldn't use it for a monitor though. A good miniLED is better for that. Maybe for competitive gaming you could make an argument for a high refresh OLED
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>>740286334
I don't really play competitive fps so 120hz is fine for me. Plus it's really hard to driver higher fps at 4k.

Zero burn in after 5 years of 4+ hours a day usage. Only things I did extra was having all my desktop icons on my second monitor and a black background.
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>>740286446
>4+ hours
nigga...
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what if you don't want to go beyond 1080p?
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>>740287395
Are you really shocked that people play video games on /v/?
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>>740285674
clean up mode happens when you turn your screen off or the pc goes into hibernation
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9300 hours so far on my OLED and zero burn in
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>>740287649
you can live with 1080p and 60hz forever, no one is stopping you

go, be happy, lad
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>cant even use the monitor for PC things without burn in

ROFL
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>>740288040
I bet you can't use your PC for PC things
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>>740285357
Not until they fix burn in and the subpixel order
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if you can afford it then yeah if not then be a contrarian faggot on /v/ until they become more affordable
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I got one 2 weeks ago and have been playing stalker 2 on it.
Yes, dark and low lit scenes are improved without ips backlight bleed but it's not such a dramatic thing as you might expect. Most things look the same as you're getting on any ips panel from the last 5 years
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>>740285357
Micro LED is looking to be the future. Mini LEDs IPS panels are great if you don't mind a little bleeding.
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>>740286292
Is it a VA panel? IPS gets really close in color these days
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>>740285357
Enjoy your brain damage from the constant OLED flicker
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>>740287649
They're making 1080p oleds specifically for competitive shooters. The TCL 25g64 is a mini led ips thats really close contrast to an oled and you can get for 159 usd when it's in stock. It's a rare unicorn of a monitor thar's 1080p, mini led, ips with 300hz refresh rate. They only make it in small batches.
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=15aIdl-HKWc
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>>740285357
No. The main reason I got one was because I hated how washed out an foggy modern games look as anons here tricked me into thinking an OLED would fix the issue.
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>>740285803
>qled
It can maybe make colors look a little better, but you should be more concered with getting a mini led backlight. TV meme terms are such a mess because they'll push a single aspect of the screen as if it's an entirely different kind panel.

It would be like asking someone if they want a flatscreen TV or a color TV.
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>>740289319
HDR helps a little if the game supports it, but nothing on your end will fix that. Games without fog look absolutely stunning with HDR on an OLED or Mini LED IPS
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I want to buy 27 qled/woled 240hz monitor can /v/ recommend me any?
Chinese stuff like titan army is allowed
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>>740289482
>Games without fog look absolutely stunning with HDR on an OLED or Mini LED IPS
Ironically the best looking games on OLEDs are the one's that already looked good on an LCD.
DD1 mogs the shit out of DD2 in dark scenes, DD1 nights on an OLED are beautiful. That's the thing though, it looks nicer but it never needed fixing.
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>>740289539
Refurbished Acer Predator X27U off ebay or similar sites. Spec sheet says 240hz but it's actually 280hz. 1440p 27inch QLED monitor. I'm using it now. It looks very nice and I'm an asshole that leaves their PC and monitor on 24/7 and I don't see a speck of burn in after 6 months. Cost me 260 dollars
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>>740289539
They're all pretty similar. KTC is an OEM manufacturer for the bigger names that sell their own monitors. You will good performance for the price with them but their customer service and warranty aren not as good. TCL makes very good qd-mini led monitors. Their mini led algorithms are so good that their lower end models with around 150 lights perform on par with models that use 1000+
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>>740289173
AHHHHHHH MY BURN IN
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>>740287649
not wanting to go beyond 1080p is like not wanting to ever shower because you've never smelled a person who showers
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>>740287649

https://videocardz.com/newz/asus-first-24-5-inch-540hz-oled-monitor-has-been-announced
You are in luck, they announced this like yesterday
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>>740287649
its time to move on grandpa
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>>740285357
>more expensive
>planned obsolescence
Fuck no. OLEDs will never be worth it because they will all eventually get burn in.
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>>740285357
I'll tell you next year, once I'll buy 4k 32" 360Hz OLED.
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>>740285357
>27 inch
>4k
>OLED
>doesn't scratch if you breathe against it (so no QD-OLED)
This does not exist.
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>Oled monitor
No get an OLED TV
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>>740291869
>4k 27"
I don't get this meme.
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>>740285357
Always wanted one but never got one as a 50/50 tablet artist and gamer, since apparently they dim white screens and that'd fuck me, not to mention some of them rainbow fringe text badly which'd probably piss me off, I dunno how outdated my knowledge is now though
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Nope
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>>740285357
of course not, you idiot
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I recently got my first OLED, a QD
The color quality is great and all, but I went with a glossy like most of the net seemed to encourage and now I know just how much work the basic matte finish of my previous IPS monitors was doing
Now I either have to start living in the dark or have awful reflections ruining those 'true darks' that were supposed to be the whole selling point
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>>740292193
>TV
Why buy a TV if there is still no display port, vrr, freesync, gsync
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>>740289482
I got turned off of HDR just by realizing I'd have to keep track of which games support it or don't and flick it on and off for them respectively
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>>740285674
There no point in an OLED when wide gamut LCDs are a thing now now.
>BUT MUH DEEP BLACKS
the game isn't supposed to look like that and you actually end up losing black detail because the deep blacks are so dim.
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>>740286081
I spent 2k on a laser projector instead.
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>>740287726
>>740286446
No. He's shocked that 4+ to you seems like a lot. Real niggas are doing 8-12 hours of use. OLED sissy tech cannot withstand this.
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>>740285357
going from ips to oled hdr was one of the biggest technical upgrades I've experienced in my gaming career
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>>740287649
Then you are based. Even with 1080 at a 4k upscale it will look good because it evenly upscales.
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>>740292472
It’s not 2010 anymore lol
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>>740289579
>Ironically the best looking games on OLEDs are the one's that already looked good on an LCD.
This is a fact that kills HDR fags. What makes a game look colorful is not 4k or HDR or OLED, but the display having the cabalitiy of reaching bigger color ranges and being able to use color profiles like BT2020.
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this will be the year mini-led becomes good
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I wanted OLED for a long time and I finally got it only to realize I have no use for it because I don't enjoy videogames that much anymore. All the HDR eye candy and graphicswhored games don't matter to me, I'm still playing dated old shit that was made for CRTs and early LCDs.
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>>740292693
>gaming "career"
LMAO
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>>740292464
>Now I either have to start living in the dark
And that's the point of OLED. They don't have the brightness of an LCD so they look best in the dark, and even then they're bright enough that now you're causing eye strain. I would recommend ordering one of those chick LED light strips that change colors through the controls of a remote. Not the shitty wifi or Bluetooth ones. The ones that just need a simple infrared signal. And no, you don't need to have some gay ass rainbow effect going, just set it to orange/sepia to ease eye strain by lighting the back of the monitor against the wall to provide a glow around the bright OLED screen.
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>>740292817
I genuinely don't get the point of HDR outside of reducing color banding.
>Muh vibrant colors and contrast
Those both down to the panel, not HDR. If one game can reach true whites/blacks and another game can't, that sounds more like a problem with the game itself and not a HDR issue.
Can't say I've ever seen color banding as an issue either unless it's caused by the games assets and not the supported color range.
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>>740285357
No, but a laser projector is if you have the space for it.
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I have a Gigabyte M32U (32", IPS, 4k) screen that I use for browsing, photo/video edit and gaming. Sometimes movies too. Is it dumb to change it to an 27 inch OLED monitor in full-HD? Since the screen is smaller my hope is that the smaller resolution won't be visible. But I'm afraid I can't get used to non-4k again. Especially since I watch lots of 4k movies.
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>>740285357
I rather buy a cheap chink miniLED than a gOyLED desu
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>>740292530
>flick it on and off for them respectively
???
I just keep HDR enabled all the time. SDR content looks identical in SDR and HDR. Or at least it SHOULD look identical. You're not using Windows, are you?
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>>740285674
My pixel cleaning takes 5 minutes and I just set it when I go to use the bathroom so it's done by the time I get back.

It's entirely optional too I think manufacturers just have to fight the oled wives tales created from the first generation models that are, in their defence, like over 10 years old at this point and beyond any warranty you'd expect.

Either your story is fake or your friend is just a dick, the OLED not being the cause of that.
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>>740286137
Auto turn off monitor is good though. Do you leave lights on in rooms of your house you aren't in?
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>>740293274
for movies youd really want the larger screen
so 32" 4k would be the oled size you want
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>>740294213
32" is just too big for normal use
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>>740294237
2big4u
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>>740285357
Yeah, I bought mine around 6 months ago, and every time I use it i'm impressed with the quality, it just looks that good, with every other monitor I've owned IPS/VA the impression wears off after a few weeks and you just get used to it, end of the day its peak and anyone telling you other wise are lying.
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>>740294237
its optimal for a desktop
sure it sucks if you have ridiculously tiny desk but if its normal sized 70cm deep the display can be positioned far enough that its tolerable
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>>740293052
HDR is not meant to make colors more vibrant, nor is it meant to make the overall image brighter... it's meant to more accurately reproduce colors and brightnesses that were lost/distorted in the conversion to SDR. A properly calibrated SDR monitor should accurately display the sRGB colorspace, and its maximum brightness should be comfortable to look at, as if you were looking at a piece of blank copy paper in a comfortably-lit room. The problem that HDR seeks to mitigate somewhat, is that sometimes, things get more colorful than sRGB, and oftentimes, things get brighter than your blank copy paper in your well-lit room. Things like colorful breeds of exotic flowers, or things like bright lamps and the sun, frequently exceed the capabilities of SDR. HDR exists to allow these objects to ever so slightly be more accurately depicted on the screen.

Obviously, you cannot depict HDR on an SDR screen. But the next closest analogy is depicting LDR (Low Dynamic Range) next to SDR, which is a close enough comparison to get the point across.
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Why are OLED monitors still not the standard like what happened with smartphones?
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>>740285357
It really depends on the use case.
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can you fit a media exclusive monitor into your setup?
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>>740294776
it's way cheaper and more reliable to manufacture phone sized oleds vs. monitor sized panels.
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>>740294709
Yeah, this is probably the best eay to portray the difference with a non-HDR monitor. The idea isn’t that the image should look brighter or more saturated all the time, but that the extra punch and vibrancy is there to be utilized when the scene demands it.
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>>740285357
I wouldn't get one just yet for now go with a good IPS and wait for tandem OLED and RGB layouts to become the norm and to come down in price.
OLED for a TV is a no-brainer though, every other option is worse in all the ways that matter for a TV.
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>>740285357
100% yes. Go to the store and look at the difference yourself.
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>>740294949
>for now go with a good IPS and wait for tandem OLED
/thread
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>>740292464
>qd
Theres your issue.
Glossy Woleds have great blacks in lit room
>>740292856
>OLED doesnt have the brightnesd
Where did this meme come from?
My OLED at 80% brightness in SDR with uniform brightness hurts my eyes over time
I run it at 46% SDR brightness now
I cannot comprehend how people tolerate raping their eyes with 500 nits
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>>740294949
>>740295002
>wait for tandem
Tandem is here and worse then Woled btw
It has dogshit uniformity
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>>740294776
Older tech is still totally fine for vast swathes of the market and much cheaper to produce? obviously
Most people wouldn't notice the difference without a direct live comparison
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>>740295126
It's still exclusive to expensive monitors, and hopefully uniformity will be solved in the future.
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>>740285357
>is a oled monitor worth it?
No
>is a oled TV worth it?
Yes
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>>740285357
>is a oled monitor worth it?
Yes, if you like movies. Movies look amazing on an OLED.
There are still a few issues, though. For example, my TV has that kind of "soap opera" effect in the way the image moves, even with all the interpolation features turned off. But it's still far superior to LCD.
When it comes to computer use, it really depends on what you do. I don't think it's worth it if your computer is used for work rather than just as a multimedia center for entertainment.
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>>740295287
You don't want to use OLED for productivity work because of the static screen elements and color degredation. A well-calibrated IPS high refresh rate is a lot more pleasing to look at if you're typing and reading or fine tuning details.
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>>740295287
OLED absolutely isn’t recommended solely for desktop / work usage, even though its subpixel layouts are better than they used to be, IPS still feels a little clearer with text rendering and while burn-in is a nothingburger with vidya, it still can be a reality if you are using same work programs with static UI elements for 8 hours a day.

But with gaming, it bitchslaps the hell out of IPS. After playing any game with dark environments on OLED, it feels borderline impossible to go back to IPS.
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Do people really even what kind of monitor they bought?
t. running some +decade old and five year old monitors
can't even remember if they are tn, va, or ips
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>>740295501
>>740295525
Once standard RGB subpixel layouts become standard on OLED monitors there really won't be much reason to go with IPS.
Pic related my IPS monitor and OLED laptop side by side, even in daylight you can still tell that blacks aren't really black.
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>>740295637
Well you should care yes, there are actual differences between different panel types and monitors.
Your monitor is the single most important peripheral device you use, you're literally staring at it for hours on end.
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bought a 1440p 500hz oled monitor that pretty much maxes out uhbr20
now i'm literally just waiting for cable tech to improve
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>>740294271
>>740294447
I literally have a 32" and it's too big, I ne>>740294237
ver maximise browser windows
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>>740295798
I "downgraded" from 32" to 27", I prefer the 27" for work and browsing, 32" is better for media consumption.
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>>740292587
>the game isn't supposed to look like that and you actually end up losing black detail because the deep blacks are so dim.

Try closing your window shutters if you can't see the screen unless it's 25% grey at the least.
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>>740295669
Mini LEDs are getting better and IPS monitors are cheaper to produce than OLED. IPS are superior to OLEDs in professional work that involves digital arts thanks to their consistency. It'll come down to cost and practicality.
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>>740295739
meant to type do people even remember
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The only panel upgrade I will consider from an oled is a microLED one just two more years right anons?.
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>>740295929
Unless you can control the backlight for each pixel individually it's never going to have the same picture as an OLED.
OLEDs have excellent uniformity, backlight uniformity on LCDs regardless of the panel has always been a weak point, I'm pretty sure my calibrator software even had a test for that.
For what it's worth I LARP as a graphic designer at work, I've designed billboards, printed ads in magazines etc. all on that tiny laptop.
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>>740285357
depends on two factors
how bright is your environment
how good is you hardware?

If you have a dark room, it's so-so. The relatively contrast ratios in a dark room are great, but only really show with HDR, which is still dubiously supported.

The OTHER perk to OLED is near instant response time
the problem is, unlike CRTs with a PWM refresh (line by line, top to bottom), CRTs are capture and holds, all or nothing. This is 'fine' so long as you can push insane high framerates. Black Frame Insertion helps, but diminishes already low brightest (I'm OK with newest gen, but it can still be meh). And frame gen CAN pick up a little bit of slack, but wouldn't rely on it.
What am I talking about with all this refresh and framerate shit?
Motion clarity. In the bizarre world where you can push 240/250 fps on a 500hz display with blcak frame insertion (or just 500fps native) the motion clarity is bonkers. Biggest tell is text in motion. But other things like seeing through foliage is huge and something that is notoriously dog shit on slower response LCD, but it's still tied to framerate. CRTs are just magic bullshit and somehow have perfect motion clarity at 60hz interlace. Go fig.
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>>740295739
You have to remember /g/'s creed of always skimping out on power supplies and display.
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>>740295739
>Your monitor is the single most important peripheral device you use, you're literally staring at it for hours on end.
yeah my brother has a high end overkill PC and still spends his time staring at a dim old TN 1080p60hz panel and he's stubbornly refusing to upgrade the monitor even though he spends 33% of his life staring at it
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OLED for movies. Laser projector for kino and certain games.
Mini LED for games in general and desktop. Just got to switch HDR before launching a game.
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>>740296267
I've been called a shill here too for urging people to upgrade their shitty 2010 era monitors.
I still have my old Dell U2413 from 2013, it's significantly better than what most of /g/ or /v/ would have bought at the time and cost a lot of money, yet a brand new 200 EUR gaming monitor will BTFO it in every metric.
I understand it's a deeply autistic topic, much less interesting than GPUs or whatever, but there has been so much progress in monitor technology in the past years that people are doing a disservice to themselves sticking to an old monitor.
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lcds are obsolete
why the fuck are those people even trying to make high refresh rate ones?
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>>740296101
Color consistency=/= backlight uniformity. Also if you're buying a monitor for graphic design you'll be buying 2-3 thousand dollar one with tech that eliminates issues with backlight uniformity.
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>>740296412
You bumped the color saturation, admit it.
Hunt is very drab game without tweaking.
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>>740296485
pulsar makes oled obsolete
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>>740296589
pulsar is strobing, it doesn't fix the fact that lcds are sluggish as fuck compared to oleds
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>>740285674
You do not have an OLED monitor.
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>>740296485
Competitive fps gamers prefer to run their games in 1080p with the brightness maxed for maximum framerates and visual clarity. There are also people with lower end cards who still play in 1080p and the options available for 1080p are lcds.
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>>740295965
Can’t wait to power my glorious new microled monitor with fusion power, just a couple of more years…
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>>740296659
Confused leds with lcds. I need to sleep
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>>740285357
>is a oled monitor worth it?
Not if you have light in your room. Then the pure black color will stop being black, and it's like you have an IPS. You gotta turn your room into a dark cave for an OLED to realize its potential.

I prefer MiniLED but even that has its issues.
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>>740291634
>1080p 24.5 inches
Fucking finally. I have no clue why this took so long when we have things like the deck or switch 2 with tiny ass screens, and then it just jumps to 27 inchers.
Hopefully it's not too expensive.
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>>740296817
>700 AND 500HZ
>Brand name aimed at the esports crowd
Wait for a copycat
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>>740296524
If I'm that worried about colours shifting over time I can just re-calibrate the monitor every month.
I've compared printed materials to how they look on my laptop and monitor and they're a match.
I wouldn't mind if my company buys an actual professional monitor, but I doubt it considering the entire marketing and graphic design department is just me and I work on my personal laptop.
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>>740285357
How many times does this need to be answered.
If you want to buy OLED buy a TV.
OLED monitors are garbage.
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>>740297000
if you're going to answer it then forever
imagine buying an oled that can only run at fucking 120hz
what a moron
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>>740296817
>2026
>1080p
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>>740296962
The color shift is per pixel depending on the degredation. Good luck recalibrating all of them and making consistent them throughout the entire screen if that's at all possible.
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Given i'm not a fan of casper the friendly ghost lcds hold no interest to me any more.
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>>740297059
Our eyes can't handle resolution higher than 1080p without it causing legitimate eye-strain. Like how we can't see faster than 30 FPS.
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>>740295965
a bigger upgrade would be buying an nvidia gpu
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>buy oled
>sneeze into a paper
>paper tears from the force and some unnoticeable droplets get to the monitor
>notice them later when they have dried up
>can't clean the monitor because it would get scratches
unusable garbage
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>>740297216
I like functioning DSC so no.
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>>740297174
Playing a modern TAAslop game at 1080p legit gave me mild motion sickness because of the blurry smear of a visual experience. Playing at higher resolutions makes everything look clearer and like distant objects are actually made out of real things instead of soft silhouettes. No eye strain involved.
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>>740297216
>saar redeem nvidia for gorgeous looks plese!!!
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>>740297304
>>740297408
schizo talking points #1 and #2

imagine living in reality
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you don't need more than 720p LCD 60 FPS and 62.5% sRGB
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>>740297057
If hz are so important to you then go for an IPS.
There's no point on buying an OLED monitor when the image processing and color are miles behind and can't even properly do HDR content because the brightness is terrible. You are wasting your money.
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>>740297306
TAA was designed for high resolutions (4k typically given which way TVs were going) as the computational cost vs effectiveness of many other AA methods was becoming unviable. TAA at 1080p is straight up a vaseline filter.
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>>740297449
the reality is that you started shilling unprompted, dikshit
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>>740297306
It's sad how true that is.
Textures also turn into mush with that setup and faggots complain about 4k textures not looking any better.
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>>740297467
lcds have complete fucking dogshit response times while pretty much every oled could competently display 2000hz
not my problem that you're so fucking impoverished that you can't afford curtains
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>>740285357
Yes. The burn-in is just a meme, modern OLED's come with protection systems that'll never bother you. It just kicks in when the signal drops and takes about 5 minutes. They are more fragile, that's for certain but the quality jump is worth it. Just get one with a high refresh rate.

>>740297295
Use microfiber cloth.
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https://tftcentral.co.uk/articles/comparing-oled-and-lcd-brightness-and-exploring-samsung-displays-truebright-certification

Not that I expect /v/ to understand any of this.
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>>740297452
>720p
This is 768p board frogfag.
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you don't need more than 720p LCD 60 FPS and 62.5% sRGB also any brightness above 250 nits is being greedy
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>>740297491
Saar AMD is for poorfags saar
Buy nvidia bloody bitch benchod
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>>740285357
Once you experience true blacks you can never go back
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>>740285357
The ones that are worth it are on the rather expensive side (800€ and above) so it's basically the last thing you'll buy once you have a strong enough desktop to run things comfortably at 4k and even then it has drawbacks. It's not a fully mature technology yet, at least for me.
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>>740296949
>>740296817
Wait it's a dual monitor. I thought it was two different models. Unless they have some super secret scaling tech the 1080p is gonna look like shite on it.
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>>740297306
>Playing a modern TAAslop
This is the root of your problem. I don't need anything above 1080p/60fps when I'm playing boomer games.
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>>740297584
When was this pic made? I've been using a small laptop that somehow is full 1920x1080. I can get away with actually seeing stuff on Windows thanks to the scale option but on Linux without wayland I can't scale properly and it looks so tiny.
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>>740297803
Oh, well that's lame.
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>>740298035
Play with unlocked fps or even frame gen on a high refresh rate monitor. It'll bring you ever slightly closer to the crt experience with how smooth everything feels.
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>>740298035
You absolutely need more than 60 fps, even just navigating the OS and scrolling web pages is improved so much you'll feel like there's something wrong with your computer if you switch back to 60Hz accidentally.
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>>740298062
I don't know it's a /g/ meme.
Lenovo still sold memepads with 768p displays in 2020.
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>>740297554
microfiber unfortunately doesn't get fried up saliva off the screen
obviously I am being pedantic with this but with how weak OLEDs are compared to standard LCD's when I could just scratch that shit off, it actually pisses me off
and yes I am aware that some of the manufacturers are actually trying to fix that shit
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>>740292709
Enjoy that VRR flicker lol
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>>740293879
Retard nigger everyone uses fucking windows to game
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>>740286446
>yeah, I'm a pretty hardcore gamer, I use my screen for FOUR HOURS a day
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>>740285357
The perfect blacks do look nice. But it's expensive and I feel like IPS looks fine otherwise.
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>>740285803
>it's qled a meme compared to oled?
Only if the panel is VA, if it's IPS, no, it's the perfect balance between visual accuracy and longevity, but have in mind that even though the panel won't burn images, the color quality will go to shit over time and the mini leds will fail after lots of hours of use.
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>>740298530
Yeah, there's no way around acknowledging that downside. Try using a little window/mirror cleaner, that doesn't do any damage to mine when I need to remove a persistent stain.
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>>740299149
1440p OLEDs are as expensive as 1440p IPS 5 were years ago.
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>>740292305
27 inches is the minimum screen size for fun, and you always want a higher resolution.
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>>740299245
All leds will yellow over time. Mini leds like oleds will yellow in non-unform pattern. It should take much longer for issues to show up depending on how good the QA is.
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>>740300963
I simply think 27" is too small for 4K display. 32" is the minimum.
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>>740285357
Monitor? No.
TV? Yes.
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>>740296426
I can't into gaming monitors because none of them are sRGB and I don't want my drawfaggotry to look neon in other people's monitors
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>>740285357
for gaming? yes.
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>>740299403
How long is a wereyear?
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>>740299029
I saw something before where it listed 6 hours + as the highest number on some survey. Guess most people only do that on their phones these days.
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I think my eyes aren't good enough to appreciate oled, hdr, 4k, 60hz+.
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>>740301307
All of them cover 100% sRGB colour space, the only displays that don't these days are the cheap IPS/TN panels on gaming laptops.
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>>740292530
You don't have to do that at all. Nearly every single game in existence if it does not have native HDR can use at least one of AutoHDR, RTX HDR, Special K, renoDX. Even failing every one of those, Windows desktop HDR tonemap is fine, a little on the warm side, perhaps, so maybe if you're a muh color accuracy autist who is also playing a game that just happens to be one in a million that doesn't support any widely available HDR method, then you might have to toggle HDR off.
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>>740285357
once you go true black, you cannot go back
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>>740293052
>>Muh vibrant colors and contrast
>Those both down to the panel, not HDR. I
Wrong. HDR allows a larger range of luminance. You can play in SDR and the SDR range will stretch to fit the full range of your panel, that is true, but there will be less details within shadows and highlights. In HDR you might get a hot sun with a crisp outline near max luminance, glowing clouds slightly beneath that, and the blue sky a little beneath that still. In SDR you might reach that same high luminance value but the clouds, sky and sun will be compressed together and detail is crushed.
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>>740285357
I waiting on the 5th generation panels to hit 16:9 monitors before I buy in because I deal with text a lot and current offerings have awful text rendering. My current IPS monitor has some separation at the seams and backlight is bleeding through. Can't wait to upgrade.
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>>740302521
>I deal with text a lot and current offerings have awful text rendering
this is me
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Yea I have an 85 inch OLED TV and 34 inch OLED monitor and I am almost incapable of using any other kind of monitor for personal use. The only other screen I don't mind using is a tube TV.



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