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PWM Flicker on TVs

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carrierPigeon

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I was reading a lot on these forums and I notice that a lot of users "veto" TV models because of flicker.

I have mostly been researching about the Samsung UN43MU6300.
according to Rtings.com,
"The MU6300 uses PWM at 120Hz to dim the backlight, starting at 12/20 backlight setting. "
Are people really using the computer with that low of a backlight setting. I tried to adjust to that and that's pretty dim.

Here is the full article
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/samsung/mu6300
The part that I quoted is about 55-60% of the way down the page.

I do agree that flicker can be a big concern. Even if you don't notice an affect on you, perhaps it's still bad for you.

Trying to get more insight into people's thoughts on the topic.
 
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