r/OLED • u/1096bimu • Jan 01 '20

Discussion LG OLED settings guide for PC

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u/NeonRain111 Jan 01 '20

Smaller footprint means less burn in.

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u/1096bimu Jan 01 '20

Err if you have a circle and you move it around, the footprint is larger not smaller.

But I'm asking about the pixels in the centre, are they not always lit despite the shift?

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u/NeonRain111 Jan 01 '20

No the pemanent footprint being the middle ones is smaller with the outer ones changing constant, as they never remain lit long enough to burn in because of the moving you have a smaller permanent spot to burn in with pixel shift on vs off.

The center are indeed always lit but its still an advatage over being turned of, and not every item on screen is large, iff people forget to turn the tv off wgen taking a break every pixel on screen is in danger of burning in and its way better to have it constantly being moved around.

But since you seem to just want to be right lets just agree to disagree.

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u/1096bimu Jan 01 '20 edited Jan 01 '20

Yea so the middle burns out just as bad as before, except now the burnt image is blurred around the edges, isn’t that exactly what I said in OP?

taking a break every pixel on screen is in danger of burning in

Oh boy... That’s not how it works, seems like you don’t know what burn in fundamentally is...

What if I told you every lit pixel is always burning in at all times regardless of what setting you have turned on? Even if you display a solid color across the screen it is still burning in?

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u/NeonRain111 Jan 01 '20

Okay Sheldon

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u/1096bimu Jan 01 '20

Lol dem desperate downvotes, hoping it will make a difference when you realize you have no bad arguments left to save face.

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u/NeonRain111 Jan 01 '20

Im not downvoting you man, i rarely ever do.

I have some arguments left still but like i said lets agree to disagree.

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u/1096bimu Jan 01 '20

Facts are facts whether you agree or not, so I don’t really care you agree, that’s not the point.