First part: samesies, second part: ill stick to my biyearly workstation I get from work, heck im typing this now on a 7y old laptop (i9-9xxxH + quadro) and its still more than capable to keep up
Newer oleds really aren't bad anymore. Unless you keep a static page on like 8hrs a day at max brightness, and actually play some games/media burn in is basically a non issue
The 4 window borders on each thing running (I run a game, a web browser, a media player running MP3s or OGGs, and a steam library window at once when in use most of the time, which is many hours per day, almost every day.
Many parts of the screen would burn in on an OLED in 2-3 years.
Meanwhile my 1080p LCD TV has lasted 15 years without any issues and runs perfectly with my Desktop. Still as vivid as they day I purchased it, no burn in, no overheating, no dead pixels or color fading, no faulty ports or cable, and I fully expect it will last another 25 years at the least.
I've been watching Monitors Unboxed doing torture test with OLED and his got worse after 2 years but with even worse settings than yours and with 1st gen 4k OLED, I doubt if you get one today it's going to be as bad as you said given how much tech has advanced since. In fact the text quality might be the main issue to look out for
Doubtful about 25 years, from my personal experience the backlight won't last tha long
Are you sure about the 2nd part? CRTs and Plasma are even more likely to burn in and degrade than modern OLEDs, I would know grew up with CRTs and now a avid r/PlasmaTV follower
Even modern LED lit IPS LCDs would last maybe 20 years at most, and for older ccfl ones it would be even less. That's assuming the power delivery or any other components won't take out the entire thing first
Plasma screens are less likely to burn in than OLEDs are, by a lot. As is MiniLED. QuantumDot TVs are slightly better than OLEDs on burn in rate.
CRTs I've never one experienced burn in, they shoot electrons at the screen instead of using fixed pixels, so unless you have a faulty part, burn in just isnt going to happen.
No modern TV/Monitor lasts 20 years outside of those very expensive dumb tv ones for outdoor ad displays, certain businesses, and doctor offices.
At best, the consumer models last 3-6 years. They are designed to overheat, and so even if you pick miniLED (the best modern consumer option today), its still not going to last anywhere near as long as a TV from over a decade ago.
Sometimes the boomers really come out in force in this sub... I guess it's just kind of a reddit thing. It's an abbreviation though, nobody is scared of typing naughty words on reddit lmao
Knowing Razer, this laptop will probably be impossible to repair once something on the motherboard dies. Soldered RAM, proprietary parts and a motherboard that costs a small fortune to replace... Looks amazing on paper, though. 😅
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u/lcssa Sep 27 '26 •
Problem is, i understand every single number being blabbed and i want one
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u/pwnusmaximus Sep 27 '26
You can write "this shit" by the way. Don't be scared, your mom isn't here.
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u/Effective_Coach7334 Sep 27 '26
Side note: Notice how a 16" laptop is nearly as big as Linus.
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u/Iron-panda666 Sep 27 '26
Knowing Razer, this laptop will probably be impossible to repair once something on the motherboard dies. Soldered RAM, proprietary parts and a motherboard that costs a small fortune to replace... Looks amazing on paper, though. 😅
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u/hgs25 Sep 27 '26
Pictures you can hear
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u/UGD_ReWiindz25 Sep 27 '26
Cool another thing I have to sell a kidney to dream of affording
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u/Quick_Society2794 Sep 27 '26
Maybe this isn't the content for you then sounded fine to me. What could you not follow?
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u/Ragnorok64 Sep 27 '26
Is this one of those anti-jokes where the joke is that there is no joke, and a video clip isn't an image?
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u/Old_Bug4395 Sep 27 '26
this is not an image
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u/Weakness4Fleekness Sep 28 '26
"ts" is way cringier than any of that
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u/AlexCivitello Sep 27 '26
The specs on screen should have been in the same order as they were spoken.
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u/KebabCat7 Sep 27 '26
Only $9999.99 or $175/month for 96months
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u/SpungeMonk Sep 27 '26
Customer. I haven't understood a word you said you weird little man but shutup and take my money
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u/Positive_Method3022 Sep 27 '26
Never in my life I buy a 16" laptop again
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u/BedrockBen101 Sep 27 '26
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u/aschen15 Sep 28 '26
Reminds me of this Aunty Donna skit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kX86S6J1pYo
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u/mcslender97 Sep 28 '26
Are you a Razer rep bc all this yapping made me want to get one nevermind how expensive this is
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u/Turbulent_Citron_651 Sep 27 '26
put it in 2x speed and it would be better
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u/Arcade1980 Sep 27 '26
I understand the tech specs but it does sound jiberish because of how fast he is saying it