Poor headline. It’s more about the characteristics of an OLED UW having odd IQ behavior in specific situations.
Towards the end, the article mentions there really isn’t anything to report for the actual burn in bit with had simulated 2.5yrs with of use.
“The longevity test is ongoing, but at the six-month mark, which represents 3,600 hours and simulates 2.5 years of use, the three tested OLED monitors are showing minimal OLED degradation and “expected” aging, RTINGS said.”
Seems like something that could be addressed by firmware and seems like something that may have never been tested for.
Now, it would be interesting to test for this behavior on an OLED TV running UW resolution. In some games on my C1 I run at 3840x1620.
Poor headline. It’s more about the characteristics of an OLED UW having odd IQ behavior in specific situations.
Towards the end, the article mentions there really isn’t anything to report for the actual burn in bit with had simulated 2.5yrs with of use.
“The longevity test is ongoing, but at the six-month mark, which represents 3,600 hours and simulates 2.5 years of use, the three tested OLED monitors are showing minimal OLED degradation and “expected” aging, RTINGS said.”
Seems like something that could be addressed by firmware and seems like something that may have never been tested for.
Now, it would be interesting to test for this behavior on an OLED TV running UW resolution. In some games on my C1 I run at 3840x1620.