OLED update - testing

[anon65]

I received my MO27Q28G yesterday and let it warm up before plugging it in (I live in the midwest).

It had a great picture, but clearly visible black lines running vertically (gray banding).

Today, after reaching 4 hours of runtime I ran a pixel clean and now the lines are all gone! Hooray! The gray banding is basically completely invisible now.

Definitely recommend getting an OLED if you can afford it.

 

[anon65]

@Todd Thundercock

 

[fukurou]

yeah but you need to be aware about image lingering or it burns into the picture.

 

[anon65]

yeah but you need to be aware about image lingering or it burns into the picture.

Yep I have a secondary older IPS monitor I will use for static stuff like schoolwork. This one is for gaming and videos mainly.

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Is that grey banding visible in normal use or in a greyscale test/blank screen?

Vertical banding is normal and unavoidable with OLED but you really need to look for it.

 

[The Supreme Goyim]

Richcel with his 600 dollar monitor. (Dies of Chadware jealousy)

 

[bruhwtf]

ok

 

[anon65]

Is that grey banding visible in normal use or in a greyscale test/blank screen?

Vertical banding is normal and unavoidable with OLED but you really need to look for it.

Essentially invisible in normal use now after the pixel clean, only visible in a fully gray test screen

 

[anon65]

Richcel with his 600 dollar monitor. (Dies of Chadware jealousy)

I'm only middle class. I saved all my money literally since I was a small child to eventually buy the things I wanted, a pc and monitor now recently.

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Essentially invisible in normal use now after the pixel clean, only visible in a fully gray test screen

Ok, I wouldn't worry about it then. I've always had faint banding in those greyscale tests and it never became noticeable. When I first got my OLED, I hyperfocused on these things.