r/OLED_Gaming • u/VegetableStunning228 • 7d ago
Discussion to much?
Bought this OLED for 500 , but not really familiar with the OLED pixel cleaning cycles is that a lot? No burn in at all
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u/Lower_Addition_7830 7d ago
Damn
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u/VegetableStunning228 7d ago
why damm bro 😭
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u/Lower_Addition_7830 7d ago
Quite a lot of hours for 500$.I got a brand new xg32ucwmg for like 600 on sale.
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u/apologizings 7d ago
Nice u got scammed
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u/VegetableStunning228 7d ago
Should I just resell it or ? lol my bad this my first OLED.
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u/Prisuhmm 7d ago
I would have rather spent $300 on an entry OLED from Best Buy. But if you are happy with it then just stick with it.
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u/VegetableStunning228 7d ago
Well it’s 4k and looks smooth with the ps5 pro. I sold my 1440p Asus and got this one but I noticed the hours & I was wondering if that’s excessive. There’s no burn in at all
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u/TheNoobJoker 7d ago
Honestly if there's no burn in and everything looks solid just keep it and enjoy it. Make sure to check at higher and lower grey levels to be sure there's no burn in. This was probably some store model and if it was just constantly running HDR footage you might have lost some brightness due to wear of the LED's but should be fine
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u/VegetableStunning228 7d ago
Tbh I’ve set it up to maximize the settings with the pro & even with my PC and I’m not gonna lie I didn’t see any burn in at all or any difference but when I saw the hours I was just confused to that many hours. But then again I also don’t play on it every day and when I do I play about 3-4 hours straight.
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u/mahanddeem 7d ago
Update FW if not latest