deama wrote: ↑30 Jun 2020, 12:33
On a side note: does 120hz with BFI look better than 240hz without BFI?
This is my assumption:
From motion smoothness point of view, i think that 120Hz OLED Rolling Scan BFI is better that LCD 240Hz non strobed. Both run at 240Hz internaly, and have the same frame MPTR 4.16ms, but:
OLED: Loop [ 4.16ms game frame + 4.16ms black frame ]
LCD: Constant game frames at 4.16ms
Without black insertions, there are double "retina persistence" per second. LCD 240HZ strobing at 120Hz is the most accurate comparison. But actualy i not know any LCD monitor with these specs that are 100% free of these 3 issues at the same time: crosstalk, overshot and very low brightness.
Viewsonic XG270 show a bit of crosstalk at 120Hz strobed, and can be reduced with shorther MPTR but at cost of brightness. Is overshot free. BenQ XL2746S fix crosstalk and brightness at 120Hz, but there are a bit of overshot, because BenQ not optimize overdrive based on frequency, is "stuck" at Off-Default-Premium.
Now this OLED TV solve all 3 issues and future panels can also fix the added input lag. Hope soon LG build gaming monitor 27" Flat FHD OLED 240/360Hz BFI Adaptive Sync, without doubt, a serious rival for current eSports monitors. Burn-in is allways a stone in the shoe, but maybe can be controlled with a correct maintenance, just like this TV does with features "Pixel Refresh", periodicaly screen shift of static contents, auto-screensaver if detect completely full screen static more that X time, etc... can't be avoided completely but can be reduced the wear speed.
Also fix black and contrast issues of LCD, OLED is a very good overall panel. Response time is very good, with a setting to avoid full black, maybe can solve these ramp up "from black to..." 9ms spikes that show Rtings review, apart of these two spikes, all GtG changes under ms