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They're related because many OLEDs use a non-RGB pixel layout, so it's necessary to turn off sub-pixel anti-aliasing, and the net result seems worth that tradeo
by JoshTriplett 3y ago
They're related because many OLEDs use a non-RGB pixel layout, so it's necessary to turn off sub-pixel anti-aliasing, and the net result seems worth that tradeoff now that screens are high-resolution enough that sub-pixel anti-aliasing makes less of a difference.
- bun_terminator 3y agoBut the high resolution is not a property of OLED displays. The tradeoff might be worth it, but it's still a tradeoff I'm not willing to risk.