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Consider this; you're literally spamming bullshit from multiple accounts across the comments of a review you don't agree with, despite him being infinitely more respectable and knowledgeable than yourself.
It's not pentile...if it was almost no one would want the thing, including me.
I'm at maybe 2 feet and I have no issue with text or anything else on this panel; then again, I'm also not used to any other large displays with PPI much higher than this either.
Oh.... weird.
Yep. Though I probably wouldn't have noticed for months if people weren't whinging due to how close to the display I need to get to see the effects lol.
Ya it is a cleartype thing. So cleartype works by doing antaliasing not just on the pixel level, but on the sub pixel level. It works to create as smooth a gradient as possible by knowing where in a pixel the RGB components are and setting their brightness accordingly. For normal computer monitors it is RGB in that order, in a vertical stripe. One square pixel is made of 3 vertical rectangles each of one color. Cleartype uses that knowledge to smooth it more than you could just doing grayscale antialiasing. It should be noted how well this works varies on the monitor as the "3 rectangles" thing is an oversimplification and while some monitors are basically that, others have different shapes of the subpixels. Still laid out in the same arrangement generally, but different element shapes. So it works better on some displays than others. Likewise some displays, particularly TVs, will use a different order. BGR is common there, so it doesn't work well unless you re-tune it for that. Others like WOLED that use RGBW don't have any cleartype mode for them, so always look a bit off.
Consider this; you're literally spamming bullshit from multiple accounts across the comments of a review you don't agree with, despite him being infinitely more respectable and knowledgeable than yourself.
But everyone else is apparently insane
Ah I see, so that's how it works. By Standby I assume that also applies to manually pressing the power button? My Windows is now set to display the black screen screensaver after 5 mins idle, so normally I just walk away and lock the screen and let it do its thing. the monitor is still no, just on a black screen and looks like it's off because OLED. If I come back 5 hours later and press the power button to actually put it into standby, that should in theory trigger the pixel refresh?
He released that video on the 26th. I didn't see it posted.How often get this video now posted here?
It’s like spam at this point, pls stop
I decided to check out your channel, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwPvdwZZ35dm6xozp-zpcpQ/videos
Well of course, you'll have to buy the equipment, but if means being the only trustworthy monitor reviewer out that there you'll more than cover your expenses with your subs, patrons, and ad revenue.
Why does ABL matter in games/movies? LG OLED has more aggressive ABL and it's almost never a real issue. Assuming those are the primary types of content you would bother with HDR for. On the desktop I would just use whatever mode is least annoying with larger white windows, HDR accuracy doesn't matter there.
You ok, dude? You sound like you need a hug.
In your opinion, what is a good model of display to buy?
This is not correct logic in the slightest.
I'll get the 38" 1600p UW Oled_QD when it cums!
That didn't answer my question.
LG C1/C2.
By standy I mean either the 'when plugged in turn off screen after X', or turning the PC off and letting it go to sleep due to no signal.
I know what integer scaling is. Pixelated edges in these types of games still look sharp and clean to my eyes. Have you actually used the display, or are you just speculating how it might look?
