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That's why you go with OLED.'the VRR update for Sony TVs disables Full Array Local Dimming when VRR is enabled'
Anyone seen anything like this?
Edited found it
Sony starts rolling out HDMI 2.1 VRR, ALLM update for X900H / XH90 – updated
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I am waiting for my LG C7 to personally die but its hanging in there.That's why you go with OLED.
There's no such info. Sony doesn't give any concrete dates.
John on DF direct mentioned there was activity regarding VRR on the SDK but nothing major yet so it is still some ways away.
The only thing we know that is a bit weird on PS5 side is that it's using displayport to hdmi converter inside (nothing new, PS4 did the same). So maybe that's giving them some trouble, but otherwise I'm leaning towards the theory that they're holding VRR back until all of their TVs are ready.
It has nothing to do with RDNA2...it all has to do with the HDMI chipset Sony put in the PS5. From what we know, it is a MediaTek chipset, which is the same one in the 2021 OLED screens that still do not have VRR as well. From what we know, Sony has been working with MediaTek to figure out how to do it with the chipset they put into the PS5. But it has NOTHING to do with the RDNA2 or any other component of the PS5...it all comes down to the HDMI Chipset.
Probably. Their network department sucks aswell. It seems they didn't learned a thing after the 2011 catastrophe.
Yeah even lg got that issue. It’s how oled works. It’sa but washed out when not 120 fps with vrr. 60 is greyed a bit with vrr on oled. And big fps change looks like flicker in gamma.
That’s the point
Exactly. Oleds and some hdr lcds have this issue. It’s not a problem on monitors because no hdr backlight
I look forward to Sony turning it on as I mainly game on an LG 27GP950 monitor and VRR seems to work great on this thing
LG had it in their TV’s for years and it still has problems, see a few posts above yours.
This along with every DF video from launch saying it was ESSENTIAL funny how that dried up too.
Just like the talk about expandable storage did. I’ve never seen so many people that absolutely have to have 4TB drives completely disappear into a nonissue that quickly before.
Okay, so that's something that exists with any vrr solution. That cannot be what is holding this up with Sony. If this is the standard with vrr, Sony would have easily released vrr by now. They're struggling with more than just these common issues. It's a joke.
There is some black flickering, but for me I rarely every notice it. It does appear at times on a black screen in transitions, but it is really not bad at all. For me, 98% of the time it seems perfectly fine. When it does do the weird black flickering it has mainly been in transition scenes where there is nothing on the screen.
You know it's a great feature when it just works. It's so effective that I forget it's there doing it's thing. Now when it comes to PC gaming..... one day.... ONE DAY!!.. I'll have me a rig.
What? It is absolutely essential to have inexpensive off the shelf expandable storage for next gen consoles since only ps5 games can be stored on the internal memory. A 5TB 3.0 external SSD can be bought for less than 100.00$, and a 1 TB NVME SSD can be bough for less than 170.00$.
Reports also of gamma shifts, black levels and inverse ghosting, even local dimming being disabled. You just don’t know what you’re going to get till you try it.
Yet it is missing basic features like being able to switch lenses while recording video lol. Typical sony.
I actually have an A1 panel and it looks awesome. I'm not interested in 120hz for console (got a pc for that) and I'm not really that prone to noticing frame drops/tearing. So far its been amazing.
