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That’s not true—just a very persistent myth. Your intuition is correct. Anandtech display reviews have actual measurements if you’re interested. See this chart
by skavi 4y ago
That’s not true—just a very persistent myth. Your intuition is correct. Anandtech display reviews have actual measurements if you’re interested.
See this chart: https://images.anandtech.com/doci/9394/luminance-curve.png https://images.anandtech.com/doci/9394/luminance-curve.png
From this article: https://www.anandtech.com/show/9394/analysing-amoled-power-efficiency https://www.anandtech.com/show/9394/analysing-amoled-power-e...
What’s actually true that most people don’t expect is that OLED displays often use more power than LCD displays even with very dark content.
- fortnum 4y agoThanks, from that I understand the brighter the color the more power it will use. So #010101 will use more than proper black but far less than proper white. That was my question, thanks a lot
- whycome 4y ago> That’s not true; Which question are you referring to?
- skavi 4y agoThe title.
- perilunar 4y agoInteresting article. I was surprised by how linear the luminance-power curves actually are.
- ksec 4y agoThose charts are very old. Modern OLED are much better.