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Check out Horizon Forbidden West on the Pro. It doesn’t use PSSR2, and it looks absolutely fantastic. I’m playing it on a LG G4 and it’s jaw dropping at times

If you have an LG OLED and: you're using Dynamic Tone Mapping or Dynamic Contrast: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 3.000 (nits; Max); Set Paper White slider to: 200 (nits); Leave the HDR10 PQ Saturation slider to: 0 (Default). you're using HGIG: Set Maximum Brightness slider to: 800 (nits) or 1.00

Je kan hem probleemloos gebruiken. Veel webwinkels in Nederland verkopen internationale versie. Op het technische aspect zou ik het niet doen. Je wilt een Samsung OLED omdat dit QD-OLED is wat een vorm van OLED met een groter kleurenbereik is dan traditioneel WOLED. De 77 inch versie gebruikt een WO

Lol not really, but when something picks my interest I go as deep as I possibly can, I'm curious by nature. For TVs, it really depends from the budget. The non negotiable traits are OLED, 4K, VRR and 120Hz, but even with these as guideline prices vary immensely. I personally have an LG G4 65" but I

I bought a new 65” LG G4 TV (last year’s model, but still a fantastic picture) and a Panasonic 4K blu ray player. The first 4K disc I bought was 2001 - it’s astonishingly good and the effects are pristine! Going to watch it again now…

LG G4 Oled all the way

You seem to forget that viewing experience varies from user to user. With all the talk about OLED or "best screens" we sometimes seem to glace over the fact that this is pretty much a "vision-o-phile" issue here - which means that 95% of people will never notice what the FUCK you are talking about.

Just to add while OLED is nice, before I got one I had a blast on a non OLED and thought games looked amazing already. Just in case someone thinks that to enjoy PS5Pro they must drop another 1k on a TV. Unless your TV is more than 10 years old it’s likely to be great as is and one of the best at the

I play on my LG G4 '77 inch OLED TV and it is just amazing. Ping of 6 ms. No packet losses.

OLED displays really are something else. I bought an LG G4 TV last year and it genuinely still leaves me in disbelief to this day when I watch something, especially if it’s in HDR.