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QD-OLED gets two big fixes (Magenta tint + subpixel layout)

That's great to hear, especially for the text fringing being gone.

Big thing I'm saving for end of year is an ultrawide 34-39 inch OLED as my main monitor. Any other game that doesn't have 21:9 support I'll just go back to my LG C3.
That was my main gripe - text fringing.

Unfortunately I am still not gonna try an OLED any time soon. Samsung G6 OLED gave me such PWM sensitivity, migraines, burning red eyes that I simply lost any desire to try OLED in the future.

Maybe if they added DC Dimming instead of PWM Dimming like most of Mini LEDs have. I guess I really didn't win any lottery with my PWM Sensitivity, lmao.
 
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That was my main gripe - text fringing.

Unfortunately I am still not gonna try an OLED any time soon. Samsung G6 OLED gave me such PWM sensitivity, migraines, burning red eyes that I simply lost any desire to try OLED in the future.

Maybe if they added DC Dimming instead of PWM Dimming like most of Mini LEDs have. I guess I really didn't win any lottery with my PWM Sensitivity, lmao.

That's a bummer, but every body has their thing they're sensitive too. For me, I'll go far out of my way to eliminate any amount of aliasing I can in a game, and various motion blur effects hurt my eyes.

If I remember right from an older video I saw on OLED panel tech. Some OLED monitors now have higher frequency PWM dimming (1000hz - 2000hz +) that I've heard helps people with sensitivity issues. I think the newer ASUS ROG and Samsung Odyssey models do better in this regard, if you see any in a store or something you can demo.
 
That's a bummer, but every body has their thing they're sensitive too. For me, I'll go far out of my way to eliminate any amount of aliasing I can in a game, and various motion blur effects hurt my eyes.

If I remember right from an older video I saw on OLED panel tech. Some OLED monitors now have higher frequency PWM dimming (1000hz - 2000hz +) that I've heard helps people with sensitivity issues. I think the newer ASUS ROG and Samsung Odyssey models do better in this regard, if you see any in a store or something you can demo.
Will try that maybe in a while, currently enjoying Koorui GN10, and it's a decent experience although it lacks motion clarity the OLED has, at least I can game on it without issues and it can do that 5000:1 contrast ratio.

I will either wait for OLED to mature in PC Monitor space, since OLED TVs are generally better than monitors or Mini LED to have more dimming zones.

I haven't yet tried any IPS Mini LED, only VA Mini LED monitor - I'm curious about that one, the more dimming zones the better I guess.

Time to check displayninja, lmao.
 
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I wonder what LG is going to call next year's C series, as we're on the C6 now for this year. Or are they just going to call it the C7X next year.

I had no idea, shows how long I've been out of the display game. I'm still happy with my telly.



I can't imagine a panel that's nearly 4 times brighter! What I have fills the room already. OLED is an Incredible technology.
 
I had no idea, shows how long I've been out of the display game. I'm still happy with my telly.



I can't imagine a panel that's nearly 4 times brighter! What I have fills the room already. OLED is an Incredible technology.

I might upgrade to a C6 this year. I have a Samsung S90C and don't get me wrong, it's an absolute beast of a TV. But I'm getting tired of how shit Tizen is and I miss LG WebOS. I might have to come home back to LG this year.

P.S. I still think the the C7 you have is still a fine OLED and I bet it still looks amazing!
 
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