Because I suspect they achieve the superior contrast ratio by twisting the crystals further to block more light, which also makes them take longer to switch position (i.e. worse response times). That's just my speculation though.
So basically back to VA response times, but still with half the contrast? I’d rather they just try and improve the response times from the superior visual experience rather than trying to improve the IQ of fast tech.
Yep, more evidence for my theory lol. It seems that contrast ratio and pixel transition speed is a constant tug of war. However with how good the speed is on the new 1440p 360Hz panels, I feel like it should be possible to make a 144Hz panel with at least 1500:1 contrast by now... I wonder why they haven't.
Not sure what your point is? OLEDs operate nothing like IPS LCDs that use a layer to block the light from the backlight -- a layer that takes time to change its position. OLEDs emit light directly from each pixel so all they have to do is turn the pixel off.
My point is just that i feel like LCD will be obsolete for any screen attempting to appeal to gamers who want the instant response times and great contrast ratios. As you say, there’s a tradeoff when it comes to LCD between the two - so we’re at a point of diminishing returns.
Whereas OLED is only expected to get better. Idk. Personally I just don’t understand why we don’t yet have a 1080p OLED Zowie competitor. We already have much higher PPI 1080p OLED screens in our phones - so upscaling one to 24” can’t be that hard, can it?
Honestly, burn-in is much better these days anyway. Saw someone leave an OLED switch screen on a static image continuously at max brightness for 3600 hours (150 days) non-stop before it developed any burn-in.
What are the current opinions on odyssey g7? He didn't mention it but maybe because he thinks it counts in the 600+ range he mentioned? Here it's 480 euro.
Sucks, might as well buy an office monitor with wide color gamut, and then a second OLED for gaming & movies. Just isn't a single monitor that offers everything.
Were some neat options like the Innocn 32M2V that looked like the ASUS PG32UQX at less than half the price, but those vanished as quickly as they appeared.
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