Recent content by Frode B. Nilsen

Yeah. I use a AQ Cinnamon HDMI cable. It should be enough. Also, this was not a case in the early life of this TV, which indicates that either the cable suddenly broke, just by being there, or no cable issue at all. To me this is unlikely a cable issue, as the cable worked flawless for at least...

I hoped my new settings would remedy this issue, but no. This happens to me as well, but rather infrequently. I have only updated my GFX driver once. The issue began completely unrelated to any GFX driver update, and was not fixed by any update of GFX driver. As the hardware worked flawless up...

Not according to this guy. http://www.avsforum.com/forum/168-hdmi-q-one-connector-world/1523994-hdmi-2-0-cedia-webinar.html He actually lists that 99% of the bandwidth available is being used. (2160/60p 4:4:4) His listing is higher than DP 1.2 bandwidth, but this seems to be legit. Also...

Try adding some active cooling, like letting a fan blow air across the external box. Also, make sure that the air cooling your TV is not pre-heated by for example a PC. I used to have altered contrast, color tone, sharpness, or brightness, and got random black blinking issues. After reverting...

I needed to buy a HDMI converter ($100 including shipping) to be able to install an Operating System (OS), and to enter the BIOS. Then I need to use a $900 DSLR with a $400 lens, to be able to figure out how to adjust the TV. Only to end up with a real need for a $200 calibration tool, if I need...

What do you need 10-bit for? The current electronics just barely handles 444-chroma for 8-bit, and almost any feature of the TV is simply utterly broken for 444-chroma. Since the TV has broken electronics or firmware, what would the benefit from 10-bit be? Also, the panels all suffer from...

Reducing the contrast to 95, and the defect was visible. Reducing the brightness to like 42, and the defect was visible. That is, when taking photographs of it. Fidling with the sharpness, has a similar effect. Showed in an earlier post. Leave it a 50 for PC and 0 for game...

I struggled with sharpness on my 65" 7005. Short story is, that the in TV adjustments are seriously broken. Brightness and contrast must be left at the horrible defaults, only the backlight works as intended. Also, instant on needs to be disabled, as the TV often times breaks during use. Text...

PC mode. I do not even think this is possible in Game mode. I mean, the correct results I got.

The 60xx. Likse this one: http://www.samsung.com/no/consumer/tv-av/tv/uhd/UE55JU6075UXXE

Do not alter the contrast or brightness settings. Leave them at default. If altered, the relationship between the pixels will be heavily altered, resulting in significant alteration of the rendering. Pixels might loose up to 50% percent of the intensity, depending on the neighboring pixels. In...

I sort of struggle to get sharp text. I just got my macro lens yesterday, and just for fun, took some text samples of my TV. The results are nothing but baffling. If a single pixel got a darker neighbouring pixel, it is dimmed. If a single pixel got lighter neighbouring pixels, it is...

Great. Do so. I have argued my case, and is done doing so by now. But if you have great papers, please do share. Just make sure to share great papers, and not crap. In particular, assumptions needs to be stated and make sense, and references need to be solid, not just a bunch of...

Yeah. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction Hopefully, a quick look at that, should refresh your physics, and you should be able to correct yourself. I currently also use a system with 4*480 rads, connected in both series and parallel. Once you start playing with a setup like that, the...

The pump still produce the same power output, as in pushing force, and you add mass. The result is a given, unless you can falter the basic laws of physics. That would win you a noble prize, but this argument will not. It is all about pressure, and that is it. That is because the chart is...