>MUH OLED PANEL BURN IN WAAH WAAH
For months you were told that only actual fucking retards who leave their panels on still images at max brightness (for eg. overwatch hero select) got burn-in, and that nobody who took care of their panels got did. Well now we have definitive proof.
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OLED was already the best panel on the market, but now that naysayers have been eternally BTFO, it's official.
POORFAGS BTFO, OLED BEST PANEL ON THE MARKET
Ian Walker
Brody Lopez
>>/g/
Tyler Diaz
>panels aren't Yea Forums
You can't play games without a panel, and gaming accessories are Yea Forums you retarded newfag.
Ayden Phillips
go to /g/ faggot
Easton Sullivan
Enjoy your colors degrading.
Elijah Collins
cool vid thanks
Samuel Miller
OLED are not monitors. QLED is. Keep posting in the tranny thread instead
Ian Adams
Imagine having to take care of your panel at all lmao at u OLED cucks
Matthew Brooks
I'm still wanting for that cancelled DELL 4K@120hz PC monitor.
Easton Lopez
*OLED monitor of course.
Josiah Torres
OLEDs are so purrty
William Hill
Yeah I want to upgrade my 4k 60hz monitor too
Sebastian Scott
OH NO NO NO NO
Jack Ross
What's with the lame Dolby watermark?
Luke Ross
OLED has an issue, if a certain color is on for too long on the same pixel, then that pixel will hardly change color.
This effect is known as burning
Adam Johnson
Sounds like a serious fire safety issue.
Cooper Brooks
IPS 76hz 1080p >>>> TN 4k 120hz
Alexander Reyes
I play console on a plasma tv. Burn in happens but has never been permanent. Goes away after watching tv or playing different game. Its still gay though
Henry Scott
>movies
no shit sherlock, now have a game with a UI running for 6 months, I guarantee it will have burn in just like crt tvs did
Jackson Powell
>like crt tvs did
zoom zoom
Charles Morales
That's retention.
LG OLED panels are probably the best panels you can get in regards to burn-in, since they use white OLEDs with colour filters, so at least the colour accuracy won't degrade super quickly. You still get 'burn-in' in the sense that pixels that get more use will lose their brightness faster, degrading screen uniformity. By having a shitload of pixels and some other systems to mitigate this, it's not that bad on TVs and phones (people replace them quickly anyway). I don't think it'll bode well for desktop usage however.