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Got a link to that article?
LG 48CX OLED - 4K 120 Hz
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Got a link to that article?
Real Life OLED Burn-In Test on 6 TVs - RTINGS.com
Ignore their first tests which were done on max brightness and with a test pattern.
The tests on that page were done with real-life sources (like CNN) on normal brightness.
Check the CNN image at two weeks on the magenta colour. Already you can see burn-in from the ticker-box in the lower left corner. So you know what you're looking for start at like week 10 then go backwards. Once you see it you can't un-see it
At week two it's pretty faint but detectable.
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@FoxEye thanks for the additional info. It's definitely something to be wary of, but not with the CX models as they have technology to avoid this. There's a video earlier in the thread where the specific CX model is tested with no burn in issues.
Well a quick Google for "LG CX burn in" tells me a different story. YT videos and other sources where people with CX models have burn in, from gaming and monitor usage
I won't link because everyone can use Google here I'm sure.
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Pixel shift and Logo luminance provide sod all protection against desktop use.
What else does the CX do that the older models RTings are testing don't?
What else does the CX do that the older models RTings are testing don't?
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All OLEDs eventually suffer regional fading and some degree of retention to be fair.
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Well a quick Google for "LG CX burn in" tells me a different story. YT videos and other sources where people with CX models have burn in, from gaming and monitor usage
I won't link because everyone can use Google here I'm sure.
Luckily, I don't need Google as I've got a CX right here in front of me. I've been using it since 4th July 2020 and no burn in yet. In saying that, I haven't been watching any CNN.
I'll be guaranteed to post in this thread when that inevitable burn in appears. Stay subscribed.
Nearly 2 months here using it daily for work (programming). Probably have around 600 hours on the set now. No burn in at all. Not even image retention. Others have been using it as a daily driver for much longer without problems. There hasn't been a single report of burn in that I am aware of for the CX where precautions were taken.
I was worried as well so I got the JL burn in protection in case it happens. If I get burn in in 6 months I'll let you all know. But it seems great so far.
I do keep brightness to 100 nits (around 28 OLED brightness for me), use dark themes, hide taskbar, all the normal things.
I am seriously considering disabling ASBL. I think it's the only annoyance I have with this screen now. It kicks in even on dark scenes on TV shows that remain for too long. I don't know why it has this kind of behaviour - I think LG made it too aggressive.
Going off my own personal usage, I'm expecting it to be similar to their screen for live football and Call of Duty and barely experience any burn-in. Gaming is carried out at OLED Light 20-25, whilst movies and TV is done at 80-85 when it has no static elements. I turn it back for watching live football.
Making these changes is barely any effort and means I get the best of both worlds with this TV, which IMO is a far bigger upgrade than any other that I've ever made.
Making these changes is barely any effort and means I get the best of both worlds with this TV, which IMO is a far bigger upgrade than any other that I've ever made.
That is just the basic stuff, they don't discuss the awesome picture quality improvements but its suppose to be in streaming services more.
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Have LG said they'll reverse it then?This is the version that reduces game HDR brightness. I'm going to avoid it until we get a fix (yet another fix).
Yes I believe they acknowledged it and will release a fix.
And you have people complaining OLED hdr is not bright enough
. The C1 main feature is hitting 1000 nits in HDR. Might need sun tan lotion too.
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Anyone doing any video editing on one of these? If so, how is it??
I just can't take the risk for that money.
£1500 is a boatload of money for me and any risk is too much risk.
The only way I could even consider it would be if there was a lifetime warranty against burn-in when using it as a monitor.
LG won't do that and it's simply too much money to take *any* chance. It's like a month's wages
If you were sensible with it, should be OK. Just don't have it on all day, hide the start menu, middling brightness etc.I just can't take the risk for that money.
£1500 is a boatload of money for me and any risk is too much risk.
The only way I could even consider it would be if there was a lifetime warranty against burn-in when using it as a monitor.
LG won't do that and it's simply too much money to take *any* chance. It's like a month's wages
So if it takes 12 months to get burn in you can buy 11 spare onesLG won't do that and it's simply too much money to take *any* chance. It's like a month's wages