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Capable of 320 x 200 resolution in four colours simultaneously, or 160 x 100 in a glorious 16 colours!Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/EGsdFEX.jpeg)
Old-skool has defeated the Tp4.Show Image(https://i.imgur.com/1uEw5z3.gif)
Capable of 320 x 200 resolution in four colours simultaneously, or 160 x 100 in a glorious 16 colours!
Capable of 320 x 200 resolution in four colours simultaneously, or 160 x 100 in a glorious 16 colours!
Back then the colours actually meant' something.
Nowadays, they advertise the 12bit colors, 4096 shades per channel, but in reality, we're barely breaking 10bit depending on luminance.
a LOT. i remember i spent like 2 hours calibrating my living room tv to be perfect (or as close as it could get) and then like a month later i noticed that it looked awful. i asked my dad (color blind and also eyesight degradation) and he said "it looked weird so i changed it" i was like :'(Capable of 320 x 200 resolution in four colours simultaneously, or 160 x 100 in a glorious 16 colours!
Back then the colours actually meant' something.
Nowadays, they advertise the 12bit colors, 4096 shades per channel, but in reality, we're barely breaking 10bit depending on luminance.
How much is the average person missing out by not calibrating their monitors/TVs?
Sitting here, pants all wet, Tp4 refusing to turn on the AC.
With 77 inch oled (150w), 7900xtx (350w), (7800x3d, 50w) this room is 87 degrees.
If we turn on the window midea-u AC for this room, all together that's 1-Kilowatt an hour just to play video-games.Show Image(https://cutekawaiiresources.files.wordpress.com/2018/07/120.gif?w=560)
are you considering the new oled gaming monitors?
are you considering the new oled gaming monitors?
Not at this point. I ask myself, what does 360hz480hz actually do. Motion clarity, ok, what's that for, to optimize the "play" of yet another "competitive" murder simulator. Tp4 has aged out of murder simulators for a while now, kekeke.
Relative to big panels, the drawback is sustained brightness, monitor sizes do not have the surface area to dissipate the heat, so they sustain peak highlights for much shorter durations before monitor ABL knocks it down. This is fine for the most part, but if you watch alot of HDR movies / tv shows, the TV can cast more light and hold it.
If you're buying ANY monitor right now, get the QD-OLED, but if you got the room to yourself, and you're not obsessive about murder-simulators, Tp4 recommends 77" for better multi-use adaptability. At current prices, IPS doesn't make much sense.
LG WRGB OLED is fine if you think you can use and drive the 480hz, but most people will probably be happier with better colors on the Samsung QD-OLED at 360hz.
Finally, undeniable advantage for monitors, Tp4 really likes curved, and you can't find it in large tvs anymore. Curved is better, not an opinion, it's a fact. You can see more of the monitor in visual focus without moving your eye, Curved = Superior. The human visual acuity field is very narrow, every little bit helps.