120 hz I honestly can't tell much of a difference between the two.
You get 4K144 today, on a wide range of hardware.
They do native 120Hz.
The LG C9 and some other higher end TV's do in fact to 120hz native.
Samsung Q90R
Nah man burn in and low peak brightness kills OLED. MicroLED and Quantum dot led is where it's at.
As the others have said, the 2019 LG C9 tv's are true 120hz panels. Probably will be the same going forward for their flagship line.
From the burn in tests RTings have done, the risk of burn in in modern OLED's is rather low unless you're either very unlucky or using your tv in an extreme constant use scenario with constant static images.
Top emission oled fixes burn in and brightness.
www.cnet.com
Top emission oled fixes burn in and brightness.
Good chance Samsung is ditching microled in favor of oled for consumer TVs at least for awhile.
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Exactly! This is what happened to me in the scenario I explained above. The new screen looked great at the store on the Windows desktop, no problems at all, and it had gsync and 144hz etc going by the specs. What could go wrong? Well at home when playing a game it turned out it had shadowing issues and just wasn't quick enough or whatever, it simply looked worse in motion than the 6 year old screens I planned to swap out.
Hey, it's a cool and useful thread, and you're one of the incredibly few people on the internet who actually listen rather than belligerently argue for no reason :)
Many TVs do native 120HZ, including the C9 OLED, which also happens to have VRR up to 120HZ.
Had one since release day solely used as a PC monitor. No burn in.
Temporary burn-in, sure (as you probably get with regular gaming use). Permanent burn-in is very unlikely unless you just leave it static for days and days.
The TV isn't ready yet either. LG hasn't released the update for 4K HFR over HDMI yet. They said it was coming this year but it clearly isn't. The Q90R can already do 4k 120Hz with 4:2:0 chrome subsampling.
It causes banding right? Is PC mode the only way to get full chroma? That's going to be an issue for people wanting to use the rumored 2020 smaller OLEDs as a monitor. Unless they fix it next year of course.
