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I personaly thing there is bigger chance that oled will just break sooner than some burn in will kick in. The consumer electronics is nowdays not made to last 5+ years and I think most of the people will just replace the TV sooner than they notice any burn in.
Good to hear things like this, since I use mine for both work and play.
Thanks for this. I’ve got a 6’ monoprice 8K 48Gbps cable coming tomorrow. Of course I won’t be able to fully test it until I can snag an HDMI 2.1 gpu....so Q1 2021 I suppose.
Good to know. I had the Zeskit on my wishlist but I think I'll just get the Club3D cable now since there's not much price difference. Seems the Zeskit has increased in price by a few dollars since it released. I'll pay $5 more for the peace of mind of having a Certified cable but it sounds like Zeskit and Cable Matters cables might be just as good. How are you guys accessing the HDMI Diagnostics screen? I poked around in the menu and the Home screen yesterday and didn't see it, but there's probably something I missed. Lots of subtrees in there. I found the hours counter, though...1569 here.
I agree. Just vary the content once in a while, particularly if you're using it as a monitor. People are acting as if these are fragile walk-on-eggshells displays (and maybe understandably so, given the price and the hysteria surrounding burn-in on the internet) but several of us have owned more than one OLED and have used them as monitors for work and play over the course of years with no ill effect. Not saying that it's impossible to have burn-in as obviously a few have had it in the past, but you rarely hear about what caused it (i.e. "Well, admittedly I was running it full blast with a static desktop workload for weeks") or whatever. LG has tweaked and made improvements to the panels over the years and they're pretty darn robust IMO. With that being said, I still exercise some care out of an abundance of caution but I'm to the point now where I don't live with fear of burn-in in the back of my mind like I did at first with my B7 when I was worried about having static pixels on the screen for more than a few minutes, lol.
Thank you! This thread is huge now. I wish that we could update the OP with things like that, optimal PC settings, etc. in order to put all of the info in one place and make it easy to locate and refer people to.
The reddit thread is pretty comprehensive now and matches the recommendations here I think. https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gaming/comments/ixhy39/lg_cx_gamingpc_monitor_recommended_settings/
You spend a lot of time staring at full solid-colored slides?
I wonder how people stand a brightness of 60 all day. I'm using 20 in the day time and I even find that too bright at times. I guess it's what you're used to...
Same. I'm using 0 in a moderately bright room, and I can see it just fine. If it's at 30 at night, it's almost painfully bright.
Same one i ordered last week.
How do you tell? I thought the screen just stayed black and there was no indication it was doing its thing?
I think you answered me... I thought that fireworks animation thing was it, but it's just the netflix screensaver. So I guess there's no way to know it's running or not.
Yeah if you kick it off manually it's just a black screen with the tv apparently off. If you connect the TV to a kill-a-watt or UPS where you can watch the power usage you could probably catch it doing stuff while seemingly off.
Hell yes. You plan on playing in HDR? I absolutely do.
Absolutely. HDR. maxed settings and RTX on (RTX 3090 here)
We shall see lol
I hope there will be no HUD option otherwise RIP our OLEDs
If you have an RGB strip install into the TV's USB port, it can sorta tells you. If the lights stay on after you turn off the TV, that means it's running the pixel refresher.
I hope there will be no HUD option otherwise RIP our OLEDs
nvm, just found: "The most fun one I think will be the Hardcore setting where we turn off the UI ... And that will be a real challenge for a lot of players," Cyberpunk 2077 UI coordinator Alvin Liu told
What reso and settings are you using?
I heard HDR is disappointing, pseudo-HDR, with settings leading to either brightened blacks or poor color treatment
Seems to be pretty close to 60 FPS average. Runs decent and looks amazing.
I notice raised blacks in both HDR and SDR in it. I also have no idea what that "tone map midpoint" setting should be... I also don't know which of the HDR modes is "correct". I'm doing scRGB.
