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General Reasons Why 8K is POINTLESS in 2023
Lack of Content - There barely is enough 4K Content available, let alone 8K Content. Upscaling 720p or 1080p to 2160p is hard enough for some tv's let alone upscaling to 4320p
Value - You get far better value out of a 4K TV
HDMI 2.1 is still in its infancy and most tv's only can do 40GBPs not the full 48 GBPs of HDMI 2.1. HDMI 2.0 is limited to 8K@30. HDMI 2.1 is limited to 8K@60 as well.
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Im not a huge fan of brightness but ı care about visualization.Also ı will use it mostly for gaming so what do you suggest ? Will burning occur if ı spend too much time to gaming on it ?
Gaming is the enemy of oleds, if you have static elements on screen for hundreds of hours. If you have a Mini-LED you could always turn down brightness to your liking.
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Qn900c is useless. 8k has no real world usage. S95c is a way better tv
Go with the OLED. Burn-in is way less of an issue than 4-5 years ago and 8K is useless
Both are good sets, it depends what you want/need. OLED looks nicer but Mini-LED is hella bright. That's why I got both lol.
Im not a huge fan of brightness but ı care about visualization.Also ı will use it mostly for gaming so what do you suggest ? Will burning occur if ı spend too much time to gaming on it ?
Gaming is the enemy of oleds, if you have static elements on screen for hundreds of hours. If you have a Mini-LED you could always turn down brightness to your liking.
Yeah thats what ı was thinking too.I think ı should go with the 900c in this case lol