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:twitch: Pikabooirl | ELDEN RINGPikaboo rages at Samsung monitors not being able to stay on 3 days straight(twitch.tv)
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In order to avoid turning it off every once in a while? I fear for your electricity bill
If he had autosleep/auto-off enabled, he wouldn't be having this problem. He's actively disabled those features to keep the monitors powered on.
Most modern computers have autosleep functions that signal any monitor to go to sleep. If anything, a CRT is going to take a lot longer to wake up than a modern monitor if you decide to keep those autosleep functions on. So, using the sleep mode on a CRT might be more efficient than a microwave, but it's still less efficient and slower than a modern monitor, so it's still pretty self-defeating.
It does pixel refresh / OLED care things when it goes to sleep. I have an alienware OLED with a Samsung panel and the power button glows green when it's doing OLED care stuff. You can turn it on, but it'll just ask if you want to interrupt the process. Not a big deal.
19" crt uses about 100W, electricity costs ~5cnt/kWh.
((100W x 24h x 30 /1000) x 5cnt)/100 = 3.6€/month
If i want it to stay on then its going stay on! i dont care about any electricity bullshit, shit barly uses power anyway.
OLED is fucking dogshit at durability and longevity, the degradation is horrible and the burn in on every OLED phone i'v had has been horrible to the point that the entire android home screen was burned into the screen.
If you use you'r device for any extensive amount of time you'r better off going with something else
How tf do you have that much burn in? I kept my s10+ for four years of heavy use and had none. Do you just leave it on max brightness home screen all day?
Meanwhile, my 5 year-old lg OLED TV is pristine (granted, it gets fairly light usage, mostly just movies when I want my sound system or invite people over), and my alienware qd-oled has 0 burn in despite me using it for web browsing and excel for hours a day.
if a phone cant sustain max brightness without degrading its screen then the Max brightness should be Lower becasue its obviously too high if its damaging the screen over time.
The other issue i have had with OLED and AMOLED is a red/yellow shift in color tone on the screen.
Fuck yeah i use it at Max brightness, if i buy a phone that's expensive then im going to use it fully and not gimp it becasue it might break. I expect it to not break!
I didn't say that.
First of all, cool, use Max brightness. I use my phone mostly outside in the sun so I do too. You still won't get burn in. Whatever you're doing is a crazy edge case, considering I have never gotten burn in on a phone from the past 6 years (4 years on one phone, two on the current).