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I made a video that details the current issue of VRR/Gsync raising near-black on the oled c9. I encourage you guys to do the same test and spread the words. This is done on pc.

https://youtu.be/DUiwadan2ZI

I have tested another game: Control (2019). This game is in SDR and has a brightness calibration screen kinda similar to Modern Warfare: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/PkdYTkmU4AQ/maxresdefault.jpg. Similar as my previous finding. With gsync/vrr enabled, the value must be reduced 37 for the logo at the midd...

I thought most people use the motion things on OLEDs because they stutter when they display 24fps media. I don't have one, just stuff I've read so I could be super wrong. There are different ways motion can be enhanced. Different settings are strobe-based instead of interpolation-based. For strobe-...

Swap from your usual mode to game mode without enabling VRR and see if if it does the same thing. I did. Everything in my original post was tested in game mode, regardless of whether vrr is enabled or not. So everything is the same, except vrr on/off. Okay, what about Truemotion and OLED motion? Th...

Dmoney405 wrote: ↑

17 Mar 2020, 11:52

Swap from your usual mode to game mode without enabling VRR and see if if it does the same thing.

I did. Everything in my original post was tested in game mode, regardless of whether vrr is enabled or not. So everything is the same, except vrr on/off.

Try Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019). Go to HDR Calibration. The first test is Black Point. It asks us to move the slider until the logo at the middle is barely visible. With gsync/vrr enabled in nvidia control panel, even when the slider is moved all the way to the left, the logo at the middle i...