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The panels have the advertised resolution, but yes, for "smart" TVs you always have to figure out how to turn off the gross sharpening/compression filters that
by jjoonathan 5y ago
The panels have the advertised resolution, but yes, for "smart" TVs you always have to figure out how to turn off the gross sharpening/compression filters that they use to win the Great Best Buy Screensaver Battle. It can be done, though, and certainly if the manufacturer wanted to omit them in a monitor offering it could.
- ansible 5y agoTwo of the most important settings: Game mode. This turns off most/all the image processing, which greatly increases the lag. Overscan. Also turn it off. This zooms in the picture a little to crop out artifacts around the edge.
- jjoonathan 5y ago^ This.