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That is interesting, but it points out that - yes the refresh rate is poor on crts. Blur reduction from higher hz is part of the gain for LCD and OLED, but the other gain is motion definition/pathing articulation/smoothness (and even animation cycle frames) from higher fpsHz. That aspect...
HDR is a "brighter range of colors" , or "brighter color volume ceiling". HDR has a much higher and wider color volume ceiling than SDR (Standard Dynamic Range). SDR is around 100 to 150 nit technically, and up to maybe 300 nit functionally for modern screens in bright room usage.
What you'd...
I wouldn't be shocked if at least one port was on a G series in 2028, or if Samsung ever made another 8k gaming TV or something, but I also wouldn't be shocked if there wasn't any HDMI 2.2 in 2028, either.
A dp80 to HDMI 2.2 (96) adapter could work. All of that stuff is a long way off still...
I guess curved glasses-free 3d OLED is theoretically possible, but I wouldn't hold my breath. I'd think it would be easier if sitting at the center of curvature where all of the pixels point directly at you.
This part is not necessarily true if sitting at the center of curvature, since at...
Still holding some hope for a modern tandem OLED ark style display and/or other flagship large format Samsung ultrawide OLED at some point in the next 3 years, with 80gbps display port, and 3d would be even better. Phosphorescent blue would be great, too, if possible.
Seems a few years out...
Will have to see. Good point about Nvidia GPU end of the equation, but perhaps 80gbps/ubhr20 to HDMI 2.2 adapter for 80 out of 96 might work since both standards would have high bandwidth.
If it does show up on tvs, it might only be on expensive top tier sets whenever that is, too.
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There is also phosphorescent blue OLED due out at some point. Samsung's glasses free 3d tech, if it ends up being quality and worthwhile, might end up available in a large format screen or large ultrawide screen by then too. Maybe those + HDMI 2.2 (and higher hz 4k, 4k+) by 2028.
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Some of the newest LG OLED gaming tvs (G6 at least) are dropping color when running 165hz, with visible picture downgrade.. Idk if it will be fixable in firmware fixes later or not. Could be a bandwidth/DSC snag, where HDMI 2.2 wouldn't be as restrictive for 165Hz, and 240Hz in the future...
OLED Gaming tvs are typically the only way you are going to get higher HDR brightness/color volume on OLEDs. OLED Monitors are typically nerfed, so for HDR gaming, gaming tvs are usually much better HDR, and with the better model lines of modern OLED gaming tvs - by a large margin.
I do...
S95H matte doesn't look too bad in this vid.
It's in HDR , but you might need to use chrome browser to see it in HDR (plus, limited by youtube's HDR, youtube compression, and the hdr limits of the display you view this on) .
I guess I'd have to see whichever screens C6, S90H, etc. in person...
Idk about the samsung abraded screens. I keep vacillating between saying I'd never suffer it with other options avilable, and trying to talk myself into them, especially down the road since I'm intrigued by their glasses free 3D tech, too. . . . but idk.
Here are some sdr) screenshots from...
I encapsulated some things in quotes in my previous reply but It's worth repeating up front in this one that when you say things like "advantages like mainly brightness" , that brightness you're talking about in HDR means more differentiated color palette of many more colors within those...
Here are a few of the screen limitations at the top of the reply, but there are more details in the quoted sections below this.
The larger difference on 100% of screen is likely due to the lack of a heatsink on the C6.
ABL/screen limits according to one source.
50% screen: C6 450-600nit, G6...
Much of this "would make any sense" thread is rehashing CRT convos from other threads, just cleaning the slate again for fresh paint kind of. If you search crt stuff in the search tool, you'll see a lot of replies like the ones in this thread, and other valid replies that didn't make the jump...