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what's the deal w/ the dimming problem that this OLED has ? I read it at newegg
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The FO48U has a more aggressive ABL relative to the LG C1.what's the deal w/ the dimming problem that this OLED has ? I read it at newegg
Nature of LG OLED tvs. Too dim for my liking for my pc use, but that's just me.what's the deal w/ the dimming problem that this OLED has ? I read it at newegg
I really want to see a better video on ABL than this junk video. IN short, if I do NOT have a white screen, would ABL still turn on by itself or be a problem?The FO48U has a more aggressive ABL relative to the LG C1.
exactly how did you do that? what's the step by step? and what video card are you usingFlashed that beta bios and I was able to create a custom resolution for 4k @ 120 8-bit 4:4:4/RGB without DSC on DP, w00t
If you don't want your display to decide for itself when it wants to dim itself, I would steer clear of OLEDs altogether. Not just that but burn in is a massive issue. Let's wait and see what the ratings test reveals in a few months with their new test setup with all the newer LG panels It's gonna be a doozy.also what would be an inexpensive video card use on this monitor? what do you people have and how many of you are running PCI E 4.0? Any advantage using PCI E 4.0 or have to use PCI E 4.0 video card on this monitor?
I assume it's cheaper to buy a video card that support:
HDMI 2.1 (support 4K 120Hz 4:4:4 @ DSC enabled or 4K 120Hz 4:2:0) x2
THAN
a video card that comes with:
Display port 1.4 (DSC) x1
- Power monitor off and unplug the power cord. Leave it off and unplugged for at least 15 seconds.
- While holding he UP direction on the joystick on the bottom of the monitor, plug back in the power cord and power on the monitor with the remote (or try pushing the joystick button down while keeping it held up in if you don't have the remote handy to power it back on).
- Open the OSD and if you see a "F" in the top right corner of the OSD, you are now in service mode. You can open the service menu by navigating up on the OSD and selecting the "F".
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a side-effect from simply just booting up the monitor in service mode is that automatic static brightness dimming (known as ASBL or ASC) function appears to be entirely disabled.
Dear All
I just bough a brand new AORUS FO48U , I have enable adaptive sync via the screen menu setting , I have also configured my nvidia driver to gsync comptible . Everything seems fine but no matter what I do the gsync pendulum demo does NOT give me access to the gsync option , only to the vsync one .
One thing to mention is I have nvidia surround enable ,
Can someone have some idea for me in order to resolve the issue ?
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Ok I have a very first level of answer . It looks like nvidia surround is NOT compatible with gsync , at least not on my machine using windows11 with all the latest patch and the latest nvidia drivers . I was able to proove this by using the pendulum nvidia demo . When surround is desactivated I can run the demo and click on the gsync option and it works .
With nvidia surround activated it does not work ....
Has someone here alredy had the same issue and find a fic for it ?
thanks
thanks
David
Your guess is as good as mine.The F05 firmware has listed as it's changes, "1. Optimize the brightness performance in HDR mode."
What do they mean by that?
Energy mode STD seems to have higher brightness, so this is the setting I'm keeping it at.The service menu, as seen in my picture, gets overlayed at the top left corner, just like the normal dialog overlays (but that ones in the bottom right). But if you activate "FLICKER", some sort of grey rectangle appears over a portion of the screen. If you activate "Pattern White" (which also has options for R,G,B and Black), then the screen goes fully that color.
Monitor sleep and resume is working like normal, and it stays in service mode. Haven't tried turning it off manually with the switch or at the wall though.
I got the instructions from reddit, and that poster got it off another forum, so that sounds like 3 people have had success. Apparently this method to access the service menu is common to all Gigabyte Aorus monitors.
About the ASBL auto dimming, I've noticed it still dims, but not the same way. Now it seems to stay bright for 2 minutes, then over the next 2 minutes it gets dimmer and dimmer. It's so gradual, it's very hard to notice. At 2:30 it's like "did it get a little dimmer", then by 3:30 its "yer, it's gotta be dimmer", and at 4:00 its "yep, thats dim". So this is not like it was before, when it basically "blinked" into dim mode. I don't know what has made it this way. Could it be just having service mode active has done it, or that I have changed the energy mode to CEC?! I'm not sure what Panel Curr and Panel SSC do, or if they are related.
Where does it not say it's HDR compatible? I'm on F06 and I can turn HDR on in the "Windows HD Color Settings" control panel. I'm connected via Displayport.Just updated the firmware to F06, dunno if it will do anything good but the update is there so I might as well. I don't use HDR but I noticed Windows no longer says its HDR compatible with F06 vs the F04 it shipped with.
Where does it not say it's HDR compatible? I'm on F06 and I can turn HDR on in the "Windows HD Color Settings" control panel. I'm connected via Displayport.
Do you turn it off with the remote or just let it go to standby? I turn mine off using the remote every time.Also, I've only had it a few days but its constantly telling me to power it off for panel protection even though I turn it off every day when I'm done using it. Gigabyte really needs to get their act together with this problem.
Do you turn it off with the remote or just let it go to standby? I turn mine off using the remote every time.
Power button would be the same as using the remote.
I've only had mine for a bit over a week now but used it maybe 6h/day and never seen that message. The only message I've seen is for a few seconds after turning it off, "Pannel (sic) protection will run, please do not unplug the monitor", then the screen goes black and I see the flashing power LED.
So mine doesn't do that. Unfortunately yours sounds faulty to me.
What I would be worried about is if that's a sign that it's either not running it's routines, or running them too much, and either way might be damaging the panel over time.Yeah I usually use the remote, sorry for the confusion, I meant the power button on the remote and then it says its going into its cycle and the white LED flashes for a few minutes. It doesn't bother me much as it doesn't happen in game or at any inconvenient time, but they need to fix it. Its not acceptable on a $1000+ screen (or even the discounted $799 I paid for it).
What I would be worried about is if that's a sign that it's either not running it's routines, or running them too much, and either way might be damaging the panel over time.
I use use the stock HDR setting, Windows HDR, then set SDR to HDR brightness to 10. I use mpv player which does great SDR to HDR tonemapping on videos.Does anyone have any settings they like for HDR? I'm very happy using the rtings SDR settings but I haven't found HDR settings that I'm really happy with yet.
Currently using HDR Game mode, with windows SDR-HDR slider at I think about 8 or so, and just adjusting contrast on the monitor to taste.
I'm happy with movies and games with that, but the Windows desktop colors look "off" a bit, not as good as SDR mode. Brighter but a bit washed out.
That's a bummer... Maybe try a factory reset or firmware update before giving up on it?Well my screen is maybe going to get returned. Its now started turning off instead of on, like its been shut off and gone through its 5 minute cycle and been off for hours but when I use the remote to turn it back on it just starts another pixel refresh cycle instead of turning on, it might repeat this 5-6 times before I can actually get it to turn on and be used.
Oh well, it was worth a try.
That's a bummer... Maybe try a factory reset or firmware update before giving up on it?
I am having the same issue where after turning the display on I get the panel refresh message. Pressing the middle button on the remote will let you exit it. After some digging on Reddit this seems like an issue with the timer that controls this feature. A factory reset did not help. I may need to RMA this unit to Gigabyte since I think I am outside the Amazon return window.Well my screen is maybe going to get returned. Its now started turning off instead of on, like its been shut off and gone through its 5 minute cycle and been off for hours but when I use the remote to turn it back on it just starts another pixel refresh cycle instead of turning on, it might repeat this 5-6 times before I can actually get it to turn on and be used.
Oh well, it was worth a try.
I am having the same issue where after turning the display on I get the panel refresh message. Pressing the middle button on the remote will let you exit it. After some digging on Reddit this seems like an issue with the timer that controls this feature. A factory reset did not help. I may need to RMA this unit to Gigabyte since I think I am outside the Amazon return window.