Fun fact: You are looking for SONY tv that has "PWM Dimming Frequency 720hz" Fun fact 2: X900F is the last SONY tv that has this feature and allows 1080p@120hz and 1440p@120hz. Does not have VRR :( And has the best pixel layout used for the last time that rtings states as: "However when displaying this resolution while in game or graphics mode only crude upscaling was done on the 1080p image, so the image looked almost as jagged as it would on a 1080p TV. Some people may prefer this look however because it retains most of the sharpness of the original image." In other words 1080p on x900F and X900E looks like native 1080p. - X900h that is worse no 1440p but has VRR - X90j again no 1440p but better vrr. - Also there ix X900E that has 1080p 120hz but no 1440p 120hz If only x900F had vrr it would be best 1080p tv out there. Owned x900e and i have x900f so i know what im talking about.
I am currently going through a break up, I am really feeling down man. I really feel like crap, crying my eyes out and feeling alone every day that goes by. My life feels ruined without her. You still posting videos is the only thing that makes me smile nowadays, thanks for the content. You will never understand how much your helping me mentally right now.
Pain happens, and it's inevitable, but suffering is a pain we can cause to ourselves. We have the power to eliminate a lot of suffering. I improved the control of my emotions by practicing the control of my thoughts. For example: if music wants to play on my head, I can now stop it completely and have a clear mind. If you can stop music in your head, you can stop thoughts that make you suffer. I learned about it by watter only fasting for 24 hours (which I don't recommend unless you're medically supervised). When my brain realized there was no food coming, it decided to stop wasting energy in never-ending thoughts, and it cleared my mind, I was smart enough to notice that happening and I can now do it at will. Not always, though, I'm not a guru
I currently have the a80j Sony OLED. I can't speak for other TVs outside this line, but this thing is disgustingly good. Sony just knows colors. They are the industry standard in grading. I did not expect their motion clarity tech to impress me, but i can't live without this feature now. It's just enough to smooth out problematic scenes without applying soap opera effect. Only thing I wish from them is to bring a 43 inch oled or tv to PC. They are definitely the only brand i don't mind paying a premium for.
Nice video bro. I recently got lucky and was able to rescue some TVs from getting trashed. I got a Sony LCD (KDL 40BX421) from my sister and a couple of CRTs from one of my dads clients. I can't wait to test them out once I have time to clean them and set them up in my room.
Speaking of Crts. My 2004 Samsung Syncmaster 793mb was advertised to be at 500 nits in entertainment mode which is like vivid mode on tvs. on an old Amazon page. To me it looks to be around 250 nits in 6500k in game mode which is warm color tone and advertised to be 300 nits. I also have a JVC pvm for retro gaming and its so insanely bright that I had to lower contrast to -20. 0 is the neutral setting and +20 is the super bright inaccurate setting.
Hey there! Quick question: Is the Sony 47W802a you showed earlier the same as the European model Sony 42W805a? Also, do you think it will have the same CRT-like motion clarity? According to an article from flatpanelshd they should be the same. But different motion flow values are stated. For the US model 47W802a: xr240 and for the european one: xr400. I am a little confused . Thanks in Advance!
That Motionflow just increasing pulse modulation i belive sony adversited something like 480-720Hz range, faster means better clarity but more artifacts and dimmer
Will older oleds get ulmb2? I just got a pg27aqdm, pc content is ok but console can only do 120hz and I really feel it. I feel like we're in a spot on which crts are too expensive and great motion clarity is right around the corner. Is waiting the best option now?
@@plasmatvforgaming9648 even just the viewing angle alone, the oled viewing angle irks me, i would only get MLA but theyre expensive i want cheap and cheerful
I've seen them at the store, and they look great. I just wonder about how good the tone mapping is to preserve details depending on the content brightness. Also, the Game mode might not allow for local dimming due to the input lag, so the picture quality for gaming might not be the same
I found an old Sony TV that has 16x better motion than current TVs with no visible flickering and good input lag. Check out the UFO test at the end of this video
Sorry to bother you,could you at least tell me how can I match my tv with my phone myself please, I am leaving the country after one month. At least I could enjoy it. Thank you
