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Huh? I'm talking LED backlights and lamps that regulate brightness with PWM. No color generation involved here. And these can get really ugly: https://www.noteb
by dahauns 10y ago
Huh? I'm talking LED backlights and lamps that regulate brightness with PWM. No color generation involved here. And these can get really ugly:
https://www.notebookcheck.com/Test-Lenovo-Ideapad-310-15ISK-Notebook.173278.0.html https://www.notebookcheck.com/Test-Lenovo-Ideapad-310-15ISK-...
- kuschku 10y agoWTF That’s all I can say about that. That said, you were mentioning laptop displays, and the topic was OLED, that’s why I was mentioning why for OLED 60Hz is basically impossible. And as the display of that Ideapad has around 50 brightness steps, you get a real refresh rate of about 1Hz. That’s insane. As mentioned, I’ve tried this with the LEDs I’m using to light my room, and below a few kHz I get nausea, and so does the rest of my family.