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Philips 4K 6000 series

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Lewenhaupt

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Anyone have any clue as to whether they use a BGR or RGB subpixel layout? Specifically the Philips 43PUS6432/12.

I was looking at getting the Sony XE70 (Xe720 in the US) but just realized it's a BGR panel and since I plan on keep using my old screens as well that won't work with ClearType on windows...

This Philips is currently on sale for approx 400 USD in Sweden and since I still have a full hd tv I thought I might buy it and if it doesn't work for my PC I could just replace the old TV instead, but only if it's actually RGB as it won't be viable otherwise.
 
Lewenhaupt said:
ClearType on windows
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i am 200% sure that cleartype can be set to work with BGR displays on windows. its Macs that can not handle subpixel rendering on BGR for lack of a adjustment tool.

just type cleartype on windows start menu
 
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