sure?
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No I know it does. It's just sad. Because as per usual this tech is most beneficial to those in the more moderate/lower end ranges. Consoles will see the greatest benefits from VRR on average for consumers with the right TV's. 120hz is also a big improvement for general usage. I realize it won't matter us much in that end, but for PC users and general responsiveness/usage.
Yea the C9 can do 4k@120hz and VRR 40-120 I believe?sure?
rtings is only saying cX BX series
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edit: i'm talking about 4k >60 fps.
It doesn't, it just doesn't. From a contrast and pixel response perspective, perfect blacks etc it's still great don't get me wrong. The C9 is on another level in many areas. But the brightness and color pop of a LCD at 1000 nits like on the TCL and KS8000 is amazing in its own right.
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sure?
rtings is only saying cX BX series
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edit: i'm talking about 4k >60 fps.
Ok thanks...that's exactly what I thought, especially after reading a few reviews on the C9/CX.
Did you know that indies make games for ps5 as well? It may surprise you that a game like untitled goose game plays better at 120 fps.
Isn't that because there's no hdmi 2.1 devices currently out?nah,
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scroll down to VRR, at 4k its only 4k 60
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They do in their own right because of the difference in contrast, colors are more defined on an oled to me. It's hard to explain the differences in a quantifiable way because the device you're watching on in a comparison video etc can't do it justice for many reasons. You'd have to see it side by side on two properly calibrate devices. But yea were getting closer, oled continues to get brighter, I have no idea if they'll ever be able to match what were seeing now in terms of actual luminance output. But the current oleds are certainly not the final form of LED TV's.
A real pro calibration will cost you double that. You will get the max HDR brightness and color accuracy from your display. There's also custom tone maps for 1,000, 4,000 and 10,000 nits. However, out of the box, the C9 is pretty accurate. It depends how obsessive and how much you have in your budget.
There are yea, I have one. Look for 48Gbps hdmi cable on amazon.
I went from a 55" TCL 605 to an 65" C9. The magic of an OLED is you can have a perfectly black pixel next to an 800+ nit pixel. It tough for LCD to match that dynamic range. LCDs can give you some extreme HDR pop but the black level will be raised. Best advice is, go into a store and look at the TVs next to each other. I was set on an LCD but my eye preferred the look of OLED.
E9 has a nicer floating glass design. It really only cosmetic. Actually the E9 might have better speakers. Also some pro calibrators I know say the E9 has a "better grade OLED panel" (cleaner and a little brighter) . I actually got a great deal on an E9 because the C9s was sold out. I own both a C9 and an E9.
I thought Best Buy had it on 'sale' for a few weeks now.
Best Buy seems to be the place. Can't go wrong waiting for BF. It's what I'm gonna do.
