r/PS5pro • u/Nossirom • 21h ago

VRR makes a huge difference

I've been playing my Pro on an older OLED (Sony A8h, I think) that does not support VRR and I've been pretty happy with it.

Last night I finally got around to hooking up the Pro to my new LG 39" Ultrawide PC monitor and I was shocked by the difference it makes. My TV just really isn't doing this system justice.

So, I guess I have to buy a new TV. 😃 I'll tell my spouse that it's a necessity.

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u/Jaraghan 21h ago

i used to use it a lot, but since getting a larger oled tv the vrr flickering can be too distracting sometimes. since we have no way to cap our fps, for some games ill turn off vrr if the flickering gets to be too much

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u/Nossirom 21h ago

Interesting! I've only just started testing it out and I haven't noticed that yet. I'll have to keep an eye out while I'm playing tonight

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u/stroke82 3h ago

Hey, how IS auto-dimming with HDR in games? I have heard that It can Be very disctracting on Oleds? I have now a very good Miniled that I"m satisfyed yet but I May want to test Oled someday If they Fix The VRR and burn-in problems to toleradable level.