Well, I don't plan on upgrading every two years. I'm considering doing so now only because next-gen consoles will be released this year and will offer new features that aren't supported by my 55R617.
While these OLED or nothing bunch can be annoying, in a pitch black room, the brightness of OLED is adequate enough.
Won't consider Asus monitors?
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I can't wait to see it in person. It's too bad that I have to wait until next Friday.
While these OLED or nothing bunch can be annoying, in a pitch black room, the brightness of OLED is adequate enough.
While these OLED or nothing bunch can be annoying, in a pitch black room, the brightness of OLED is adequate enough.
I like the brightness and popping colors from the greater color volume that QLEDs have over OLED especially in SDR, it might not be as accurate as content creators intended but it's a personal preference.
Ghost of Tsushima has very bright highlights in HDR. They're amazing.I like the brightness and popping colors from the greater color volume that QLEDs have over OLED especially in SDR, it might not be as accurate as content creators intended but it's a personal preference.
What games are you playing that have blinding brightness/specular highlights and then wouldn't it be a matter of turning the brightness down a bit?
No 55' for the 8 series. Would be great if they made a 7 series 4k at 55', but oh well. Also, the 8 series will support full 2.1 since it is 8k and needs that bandwidth.
I like the brightness and popping colors from the greater color volume that QLEDs have over OLED especially in SDR, it might not be as accurate as content creators intended but it's a personal preference.
What games are you playing that have blinding brightness/specular highlights and then wouldn't it be a matter of turning the brightness down a bit?
Did you actually watch the video? Linus doesn't exactly shower that TV with praise since it's a prototype.
Should consider a new stand to get your TV up above your little buddies on the top of your media center.I didn't know that the 8 Series will be 8K. Damn. I'd wait for the 8 Series instead, but 65" is too big for my space.
A 65" would be too large to fit on my media cabinet, on which my current TCL sits.
Yeah, I wouldn't put up with all those things blocking the screen either.
Ok, it is your setup so it just needs to please you. I just found it odd that you are worried about all these features but not being able to actually see your whole screen.
It's not a matter of next-gen games running at 120fps. It's a matter of running current generation games on next-gen consoles that could hit those frame rates.
Motion resolution is low on both LCD and OLED due to the way they both utilize "sample and hold" to produce the image. 300 lines is the baseline motion resolution on both LCD and OLED, but pixel response time is vastly different. OLED is significantly faster than LCD on that front. Funny thing is, because OLED pixel response is so fast, 30fps gaming can look like a juddering mess. On the other hand, 30fps gaming on an LCD tends to hide this judder because of its slower response time. This is why you always see some sort of "motion clarity" technique used on both technologies. Granted, it's not great for gaming since it creates input lag, so it's mostly for TV and movie watching. I can't speak to TCL's refresh rate, but the 6/8 series is a 120hz panel, and the 8 series will be utilizing an active matrix panel, so there's that.
