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Gamers do. For coding I prefer high contrast and clarity. I’m disappointed there haven’t been any huge genuine OLED screens. MicroLED could be nice too.
by api 3y ago
Gamers do. For coding I prefer high contrast and clarity. I’m disappointed there haven’t been any huge genuine OLED screens. MicroLED could be nice too.
- howinteresting 3y agoRight, and most people buying high-end monitors are gamers.
- addisonl 3y agoInteresting, I’d assume it’s professionals in the video/photography/production space spending the serious money on high end displays. Where are you getting your data?
- jccalhoun 3y agoWell there's "high end" consumer and then there's "high end" professional which is a few times higher in price
- kitsunesoba 3y agoYeah the extra frames do nothing in my text editor. The only part of your typical gaming display I want in a work/daily driver monitor is adaptive sync to reduce video judder and to allow the GPU to idle even more deeply when nothing is being redrawn (which is part of why M-series 14/16” MBPs get great battery life: their screens can go down as far as 1hz). I won’t turn down a higher peak framerate if it comes without cost to the rest of the monitor’s functionality of course, but it’s not worth trading anything away for.