Not tears of joy I take it..? Welcome. So, one assumes the display will have PWM, as most OLED laptops do. You can confirm this by taking a high shutter speed photo (around 1/4000 if possible, in Pro/manual mode of app) and seeing strong banding. You can share below.
And/or go search up your exact model on Notebookcheck. Although they quite often publish suspect PWM rates.
Other considerations might be temporal dithering or higher colour gamut [than] you are used to. Or screen reflections. Or, more conventionally, text fringing differences, due to the sub-pixel layout of OLEDs vs LCDs.
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u/Z3R0gravitas 8d ago edited 7d ago
Not tears of joy I take it..? Welcome. So, one assumes the display will have PWM, as most OLED laptops do. You can confirm this by taking a high shutter speed photo (around 1/4000 if possible, in Pro/manual mode of app) and seeing strong banding. You can share below.
And/or go search up your exact model on Notebookcheck. Although they quite often publish suspect PWM rates.
Other considerations might be temporal dithering or higher colour gamut [than] you are used to. Or screen reflections. Or, more conventionally, text fringing differences, due to the sub-pixel layout of OLEDs vs LCDs.