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yemmy 06/01/20 7:41:50 PM #1: |
Is this true?
My old TV seems to temporarily burn in lines a lot easier than it used to. It is an LCD. 1080p Toshiba. --- p226 ... Copied to Clipboard!
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_Marka_Ragnos_ 06/01/20 7:42:33 PM #2: |
I've had two 65in OLEDs and haven't had burn in on either one despite pretty heavy gaming.
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Lvaneede 06/01/20 7:58:50 PM #3: |
LCD panels can start having issues after a few years. I had a tablet that got a weird ghosting effect after a few years of heavy usage.
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saspa 06/02/20 6:37:55 PM #4: |
Back in the day, it was plasma tv that had the burn-in problem and lcd was fine. I don't recall problems with lcd as much but after maybe 15 years you'd start to notice because that's when one of the lcd displays we have is starting to show burn-in signs.
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Master_Bass 06/02/20 6:40:51 PM #5: |
My Dell 4K LCD monitor has some image retention issues, but they eventually disappear. I've had OLED TVs and phones that have had burn in, though. OLEDs can degrade pretty fast.
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MadDewg 06/02/20 6:59:12 PM #6: |
Older lcds from around the early/mid 2000s could get some image retention. With the more modern lcd/led tvs they make today you don't have to worry about it though.
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