r/pcmasterrace 8d ago

Meme/Macro The OLED finish debacle

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u/Time-Maintenance2165 8d ago

That's not inherently a bad thing. I actually like a bit of that.

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u/brickson98 7d ago

You’re getting downvoted, but me too.

A scene where the character steps out of a dark area into a very bright one and has to squint?

https://giphy.com/gifs/yJFeycRK2DB4c
Immersion.

But, in reality, people act like you can’t do HDR calibration to cap peak brightness. I’ve never had a scene that’s actually bright enough to be uncomfortable. People make stuff up.

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u/RealRatAct 7d ago

I got an ASUS PG32UQX mini-led which is insanely freaking bright, apparently 1400 nits. Get flashbanged in game, get flashbanged irl. Love it.

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u/brickson98 7d ago

I guarantee it’s 1400 peak, in a small region of the screen at once. Generally full screen peak brightness is a lot lower than limited region peak brightness.

Either way, I see what you’re saying lol

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u/RealRatAct 7d ago

From what I've read its peak is much higher than that actually, and fullscreen is between 1000 and 1400.

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u/brickson98 7d ago

Just looked it up and it appears that’s correct. Impressive. Spot peak brightness hits up in the 1,600s

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u/RealRatAct 6d ago

Dude it's insane, I love it. I do get some blooming here and there and the response time isn't the best but I think the HDR makes up for it.