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YouTube Comments - 340 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
Excited to see how the rgwb layout in the newer woleds will compare in text clarity
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Can't wait new coming QD-OLEDs reviews ! π
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I'm watching this on my 77 CX with 120hz BFI. I will never go back to a screen that offers lesser motion clarity. Gaming with 120BFi on my PC is the best experience a had, since my Plasma TV, 15 years ago.
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ty good one. more monitors pls :) keep up the good work!
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The video length was just perfect π
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Waiting for the next video! π
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Thanks for clarifying BFI only works at a fixed frame rate. I look forward to when it doesn't!
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My problem with BFI is that I can clearly see when the black frame being inserted, the image feels like it is pulsing.
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I have 120 HZ BFI on my 55 inch LG C1 OLED TV and its amazing. I can't use it all the time because its hard for CPU's to get a locked 120 fps in all games, but when I can, its amazing. The motion clarity is way better than with no BFI.
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would be nice to have feature on upcoming 480hz woled it would run 240hz 1440p with bfi so some games which don't cross 300fps could be played better in that mode while the ones which could run at 500+ fps could utilize the standard 480hz mode
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I would love to see your review of the new Dell QOLED 32 inch. That looks very sweet. It is on the market now.
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That food allergy analogy hit hard π
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I get the curve ultrawides but Iβd really like a flat ultrawide with the same features so it wouldnβt have distortion for productivity work.
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a question, and I hope you can answer me, to calibrate hdr of ps5, do I have to take into account the maximum brightness of the TV in a window of 2% or 10%?
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Wew finally BFI on OLED gaming monitors
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Vincent, are there any bigger ultra wide OLED monitors with higher resolution coming out soon? I have an Alienware AW3423 already but want bigger. 1440P at 40" just isn't enough.
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Same maybe helpful timestamps:
[00:00:00]
- Introduction and overview of the monitor
- First OLED monitor to support BFI
- 3440 x 1440 resolution, 21:9 aspect ratio, 800R curvature
- BFI only available with 120 FPS SDR video source
[00:01:36]
- BFI performance and limitations
- Increases motion clarity significantly
- Darkens the picture but can be compensated by OLED light
- Disables VRR, HDR, and aspect control
[00:03:35]
- Input lag and refresh rate
- Lowest input lag at 240 FPS and 240Hz
- BFI increases input lag to 10 milliseconds
- HDMI 2.1 output limited to 180Hz, DisplayPort supports 240Hz
[00:04:09]
- Suitability for PC gaming
- Supports HDR, VRR, and all three major VR formats
- Minimal VR flicker and 4:4:4 chroma
- 21:9 aspect ratio and RWB subpixel layout not ideal for console gaming or productivity
[00:07:05]
- Brightness, uniformity, and color accuracy
- Very good bright uniformity, some color tinting along the sides
- sRGB color mode recommended for SDR content
- HDR peak brightness of 700 nits, supports HGIG
[00:08:28]
- Gradiation, tone mapping, and anti-CSB measures
- Very good native 10-bit gradiation
- Cinema HDR mode adapts to MaxCLL metadata
- Screen saver, pixel cleaning, pixel shifting, and logo luminance adjustment to prevent burn-in
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Hey Vince I know you donβt test many LCD monitors but I was wondering if you would be interested in testing ULMB 2. Like latency and stuff along those lines. Motion clarity is important but not at the cost of input delay. So was curious if you would do this.
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Thanks for all the detailed information. Its good that companies now coming back giving us options to reduce motion blur.
But for PG34WCDM running BFI at 240Hz will still result in 4.1ms frame visibility time which will be too much motion blur for most gamers at this screen.
Remember this is a high-resolution screen (3440 pixels in width!) leading to very large pixel/seconds change for fast mouse movement.
Even the first ULMB LCD monitors offered persistence of around 2ms by hardware strobing (which in a way corresponds to BFI technique on OLED) and as @plasmatvforgaming9648 mentioned even older LG C1 offered 3ms.
What I would like to see is BFI at 240Hz with adjustable FBI frame time length (BFI frame time > game frame time) to land at 2-3ms frame/pixel visibility. But this would require higher brightness.
That is why as many other here I will wait for a (probably very expensive) G-Sync Pulsar LCD.
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@Jeppelelle
3 months ago
13:37, classic ;)
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