Do you own a c9 because this feature is coming back for the CX.
Are you referring to the supposed stack and gamut improvements?
Yeah, I have a C9. My suspicion is it was bumped to the CX to give it more selling points. I'll live without it.
You're lucky, I notice the flicker and it gives me a headache.
Yeah but it's only rumored at the moment. Looking forward to seeing some deep dive reviews.
yeah, I think you should be set for a few good years with a CX or C9.
I would also note that 55-> 65 is one of the biggest size upgrades you can make, % wise. Most high-end TVs start at 55, and that first jump to 65 is the biggest incremental area bump you can get compared to 65->75 or 75->82/85. 65->77 is about the same area jump, but the price increase is 100% in OLED as opposed to ~33% from 55 to 65.
Go to blurbusters.com see if BFI would even help you. BFI does nothing for me so its a non issue here and I would not trade the brightness loss for it. But it varies individual to individual.
I wouldn't want to use it for movies but for games the motion clarity is pretty incredible. Not that it's anything but stellar already on the C9, but with BFI it's almost CRT level clarity.
Wow it shows how Stockholm Syndromed I had been by LCDs that I was so impressed with the motion performance of OLED (I never got to use a plasma). No idea the gulf was that large.
Are you getting ~16 ms@60hz? Should be half that roughly at 120hz, no?That's the reason I state that 30 fps gaming on these things is horrible. Anything that stays sub 40-50s on these is unbearable IMO. That why at least for now since 120hz @4k isn't an option until 2.1 that my target will be 120hz@1440p over 4k@60 for pretty much everything.
Great alternative is making input console(for lower input lag) and use cinema home preset
choose the input settings button on the remote. Select input and use preset console label. Game mode does not have the best HDr and other processing is turned off.
Are you sure? we had a Samsung TV and that burned out before...
This but if you can find a Sony Z9D, that's the closest 'lcd that thinks it's an OLED'
You probably want to look up a commercial display.
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ouch! Might be out my aunt's price range. lol. There isn't a setting that I can automatically turn the tv off every time after some hours by enabling that once?You probably want to look up a commercial display.
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All tv's from like the past 20 years have sleep functions. Im pretty sure my CRT had it even.
Oled will switch it self of after 4 or 2 hours if you dont touch the controller, I would imagine most televisions do this nowadays.
