Buggy Loop
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The more they push nits with standard OLED tech the more burn-in risks. I feel it will stagnate a bit in coming years.
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LG's 2024 OLED TVs Revealed
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The more they push nits with standard OLED tech the more burn-in risks. I feel it will stagnate a bit in coming years.
NeoIkaruGAF
Gold Member
Do they still have shit motion though?
Xtib81
Member
Not really, the G3 is already showing signs of burn in, just like any other LG panel they're testing.
Longevity And Burn-In Investigation: 10-Month Results
It has been about ten months since we started our long-term accelerated longevity and burn-in test, and our 100+ TVs and monitors have cumulated over 500,000 hours of runtime.
www.rtings.com
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Mister Wolf
Member
The mastering monitor is the reference to show creator's intent. The camera exposure is set to the mastering monitor's brightness. The comparison is between the G3 and X95L. One of them is falling way behind.
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Xtib81
Member
It's inherent to the technology, so yeah.
NeoIkaruGAF
Gold Member
I’ve had a chance to watch regular TV on a Sony A9 and it didn’t have the slideshow effect of the LG C9, though. And no, it didn’t have frame creation on. I wasn‘t even sure it was an OLED at first, because with the C9 I felt something was wrong from the start and I was skeptical about the fabled Sony motion. Guess there’s truth in that after all.
Bojji
Member
Not really, the G3 is already showing signs of burn in, just like any other LG panel they're testing.
Longevity And Burn-In Investigation: 10-Month Results
It has been about ten months since we started our long-term accelerated longevity and burn-in test, and our 100+ TVs and monitors have cumulated over 500,000 hours of runtime.
Interesting. Probably "thanks" to increased brightness.
LG tvs fare much better here than competition.
I was too far with "eliminated" word. This test is super unrealistic for standard consumers to reproduce, it will drive every OLED to burn in at some point but time to show signs of it is different on different brands.
N1tr0sOx1d3
Given another chance
You’re right about Sony, but Samsung can go swivel. I’ve had nothing but reliability issues with their TVs.
Kings Field
Member
I am gonna hold out another year. My CX has been great. I used to upgrade every year. I’ve been an OLED user since the 6 series LG’s but I think I’m going Sony next time.
Imtjnotu
Member
Their motion is leagues better than samsungs. Still both aren't at Sony levels
MikeM
Member
How is Sony motion over LG?
Crispy Gamer
Member
About the same to me with lg being my preference because it gives more control both are way better than samsung I hate my s90c motion there's too many artifacts
Bernoulli
M2 slut
Sony motion is the best in the market
Lukaku's First Touch
Member
Prices?
Imtjnotu
Member
Hard to explain. But it's like less blocky around a fast moving objects. On my S90c it's horrible to the point I have to leave motion off completely. My C9 and C2 handle it a lot better with less artifacts
The a95k my friend has, there are no noticeable areas around an object or action scene
sankt-Antonio
:^)--?-<
It is not, and technically better than HDR10 (and the same as HDR10+) because it can have dynamic HDR metadata, meaning each scene in a movie can be graded to best suite the scene, rather than having to have HDR set for the whole movie.
That's the reason why HDR10+ exists, to catch up with DV. Oppenheimer could potentially look even better if DV or HDR10+ was used.
Like with BD UHD and HD-DVD (or whatever it was called), the industry needs to settle on one standard and support it for the next decade+.
Compared to plasma, yeah!
aclar00
Member
What motion are you guys referring to? The soap opera effect one?
joeygreco1985
Member
Still damn happy with my C1, don't see a need to upgrade at all
TV tech doesnt improve enough year over year for upgrading often to makes sense. If you're already into a C range OLED you're going to be fine for like 10 years. I intend to have my CX for many more years to come.
Tarnpanzer
Member
U are already in the ball park with the G3 on a 10% window.
817(CX) vs. 1,410(G3):
LG CX OLED Review (OLED48CXPUB, OLED55CXPUA, OLED65CXPUA, OLED77CXPUA)
The LG CX OLED is an excellent high-end TV. It's part of LG's popular OLED lineup, sitting behind the LG GX OLED, and it delivers the same exceptional picture qu...
www.rtings.com
LG G3 OLED Review (OLED55G3PUA, OLED65G3PUA, OLED77G3PUA, OLED83G3PUA)
The LG G3 OLED is a high-end TV in LG's 2023 OLED lineup, sitting above the typically more popular 'C' series LG C3 OLED and the entry-level OLED 'B' series LG B...
www.rtings.com
(see "HDR Brightness")
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Snake29
RSI Employee of the Year
I was planning for a while to pick up the C3 42" our office/entertainment area. The :"entertainment/game" area is almost finished but i will still pick up the C3 since it's now pretty cheap. I suspect the price of the C3 models will go up soon, so i need to do this purchase fast.
We have a CX in the living room, which is still good enough.
We have a CX in the living room, which is still good enough.
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Bojji
Member
It's all about BFI. Once you have gotten used to the motion handling on oled:s with BFI enabled there is no turning back.
Hopefully they'll bring 120hz BFI back
Did they ever stated why the fuck they removed it?
mclaren777
Member
I have a 2016 LG B6 that still looks better than 99% of the TVs out there.
I would only upgrade to a new LG if mine failed catastrophically.
I would only upgrade to a new LG if mine failed catastrophically.
No idea. Why deny their customers the option for superior motion handling?
Hopefully they keep 60hz BFI atleast
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dotnotbot
Member
No idea. Why deny their customers the option for superior motion handling?
Hopefully they keep 60hz BFI atleast
60 Hz BFI is useless, barely any improvement with massive flicker
Could not disagree more, the difference is night and day for blurbusters!
I use 60hz all the time, and for some more demanding games i even play at 50hz BFI
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starfire1978
Neo Member
My lg 120 hz HDMI went bad 1year after updating and no help from LG and best buy. Best of luck
Every year TVs get bigger, better, and brighter. "The new brightness king" "Wow, these colors" The YouTubers who report on this are not editorial outlets, they are salesmen. The hype cycle is tiresome and predictable. Flagships on LG and Sony are typically the best, Samsung's UI is absolute garbage, and you would probably be happy with a high end Hisense or TCL, but you're never going to go for that. On and on it goes.
Trogdor1123
Gold Member
Are there going to be any good valueish tvs with 120 hz and vrr? I just want one for my ps5 and pc but don’t want to spend like 2 grand on one.
MadchesterManc
Member
Depends where you live I guess. Here in the UK you can get some pretty great under-the-radar TV's from the likes of Philips & Panasonic. I Picked up an 806 Philips OLED for £800 about 18 months ago that's 120Hz and has all the HDMI 2.1 features (VRR, GSync, Freesync), supports all HDR modes (Dolby Vision, HDR10+, HLG) and can passthrough Atmos & DTS X - pretty much has everything.
S0ULZB0URNE
Member
PHOLED might be out by then.
NeoIkaruGAF
Gold Member
No, the slideshow effect OLED will have with anything at 30fps and below.
Wh... what?Could not disagree more, the difference is night and day for blurbusters!
I use 60hz all the time, and for some more demanding games i even play at 50hz BFI
Blurbusters's tests may show an objective improvement, but the dimming and flickering with 60Hz BFI is just as objectively horrendous. Didn't make a real improvement with low fps content either, when turning the camera in games I just saw images doubling instead of stuttering.
willothedog
Member
my parents have one of those and it is still getting the odd update, which is why I like LG sets
Shake Your Rump
Member
Nothing very fancy about spending less than a tax refund on a TV that would blow away anything you have seen on your Samsung.
I spent $1300 after tax on my C1, and that is Canadian dollars. OLED is a huge value purchase now.
Puscifer
Member
Also worth mentioning that their burn in warranty is non existent, LG used to service them for years out for free or paid but it's non existent now. I get that OLED burn in is basically a moot point but it just feels like garbage that you have no options now if you get unlucky even if RTINGS is showing that it's becoming a non issue over time.
EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
Decided to stick with my current TVs, my core principle is if it’s not broken don’t replace it.
Quantum253
Member
Nice. I'll probably pick up last year's 42" around Feb or so (when it hits close to 500)
Mythoclast
Member
very happy with my C2. Will probably upgrade again when consoles can TRULY push past 4k120. I think they will push 8k60 first.
I still use a crt on my desktop and oled with BFI + vsync have been a blessing for my couch gaming. I can't do motion blur, i get nauseousness
(Btw. with Blurbusters i meant me, not the site
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