4 ms·
I hope OLED's major flaw gets fixed at some point - burn in. As long as burn in exists, brightness will have to be carefully controlled - which means OLEDs can
by Night_Thastus 3y ago
I hope OLED's major flaw gets fixed at some point - burn in. As long as burn in exists, brightness will have to be carefully controlled - which means OLEDs can never get as bright as a traditional LCD, and they're dangerous to use in cases where content is frequently static like desktops.
For TVs, OLEDs are fantastic. But for now I feel they're too limited for desktops.
Still, it's an exciting time for display technology. So many advancements made in the last 10 years.
- mrguyorama 3y agoOLEDs are great for computers if you're one of those tech review youtube channels who can afford to completely replace a $3000 monitor every few years because you often have to buy stuff to review it anyway.
- Night_Thastus 3y agoI agree. It's definitely gotten better with automatic brightness limiters, pixel shifting, pixel refreshes and all that. It's still not at a point I consider acceptable though. If I have to micro-manage or change my usage of the computer at all to accommodate the display, the technology isn't there yet imo.