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Anyone know how to run DSR 8x?

https://hardforum.com/threads/occasional-flicker-on-the-benq-pd3200u-and-others-w-auo-panels-bad-for-it-will-it-get-worse.1950627/ Seems like a similar problem.

It doesn't matter. If I buy a very expensive screen I don't want dead pixels at all.

Dead pixels will be a problem. I bet it's almost impossible to get a 8k(33 million pixels) monitor without dead pixels.

Dell UP3218K

Hello, I'm doing fine, thank you, and you? How much is the 49'' cheaper? Maybe you can buy a bigger desk for the money that you save.

In Europe we must play panel lottery if we want to buy a 43'' MU6xxx TV. You can get AUO VA or BOE IPS BOE IPS 43B6AU0VK AUO VA 43L6AU0VM

Do you think Samsung is using B-grade panels too in their TVs that use AUO and not their own panels? Edit: I saw you have tested a lot of TVs lately. How often do you had dead pixels?

We will get 8K TV-s later this year. AUO will start making 8k panels this year. https://www.anandtech.com/show/12458/auo-to-ship-8k-uhd-tv-panels-in-coming-months

OLED is overrated anyway. I have a phone with OLED screen and it isn't that impressive at all. OLED has more dead pixel problems, burn in and are overpriced. IPS is still very good and cheap technology. Only thing that OLED does better is contrast, but all other things are almost same as IPS.

Damn, I was hoping maybe they use the same AUO VA panel that Samsung 43'' MU6xxx TV-s use in EU. Seems like a very good and fast VA panel.

Who makes screens for TCL 43S405 ?

Wouldn't it be easier/better just reduce brightness in Nvidia Control Panel?

Almost every IPS/PLS monitor with the flicker free technology.

When we get 2018 model Samsung TVs?