World first QD-OLED monitor from Dell and Samsung (34 inch Ultrawide 175hz)

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The results are staggering, in polar opposites of what a lot of users reported, the RTings torture tests are showing the phenomenal burn in resistance these OLED panels have, which have even outlasted some LCD panels.

These are the results after 1 YEAR of static image use, at 100% brightness, at approximately 18 hours per day, approximately 6570 hours of the same static image being displayed at full brightness.

Both of the panels present incredible resilience against burn in even under the most unrealistic, hilarious burn in attempts.

Meanwhile @BananaDunka (mrk) *hold my beer*

:cry:
 
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Before I do the update, I just want to make sure I'm not being thick.

I'm currently on MB204, so this update will update to MB205 and not MB106, as I presume my monitor has the Nuvoton MCU?
 
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