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We honestly may never get any OLED monitor with good HDR capability at all, probably need some other upcoming self emissive tech like QDEL or Samsung's self emissive QNED for that as I have zero faith in TB1000 monitors. I already have an S95F to satisfy my HDR gaming so at this point I don't...
It is what it is. The form factor is so good I'm willing to live with the crappy HDR until we get a version that can actually do 1000 nits on a 10% window in real content, or the refresh rate increased to 360Hz whichever comes first.
Also, using Peak1300 does not appear to cause craptastic dimming in higher APL scenes like on QD OLEDs
So it seems at least on RGB Tandem OLEDs, you can have higher peak brightness for these lower APL scenes without completely killing brightness in high APL scenes.
The other benefit would be slightly better color volume, but at these low brightness levels it will not matter. It's like having two cars, one with 300hp and another with 1000hp, but both are limited to a top speed of 40mph. The better color volume of the Tandem panel will simply never be...
Coming back to this topic. Looks like I'm totally wrong, the Tandem WOLED monitors are actually no brighter than older MLA WOLED and QD OLED at all.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oAg2X7c35Y&t=409s
The XG32UQWMS is a TB500 certified monitor yet it's real scene HDR brightness is actually...
Yeah 120Hz ULMB2 is also great. For games that have a 120fps lock or even 60fps lock then you can use Nvidia's Smooth Motion to double it to 120, although the super clear motion clarity means frame doubling artifacts do become more noticeable but overall it's still a great experience. For really...
Yep received it yesterday and spent the entire day playing a bunch of games on it. One small note is the firmware update port on the Acer model is covered by a piece of plastic with some really sticky glue that's a bit of a pain in the ass to remove, and it requires a micro USB cable which they...
The main problem seems to be that most people are simply do not understand that 2000 nits of peak brightness does not mean 2000 nits of fullscreen brightness. A lot of people seem to get confused and think that if a display is capable of 2000 nits then the entire screen will be blasting you with...
360Hz is probably going to be good enough for me as an endgame even though it's nowhere near the magic 1000Hz figure since I'm mostly playing games where I'm not panning the camera around super fast.
Playing games recently like RE: Requiem and Death Stranding 2, the speed at which I'm looking...