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In Discussion: ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM: Main Discussion
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• Posted 2 months ago
Please add a little bit of guidance on reading the black level rise values. For example, “Contrast at 100 lx: 736:1”. Does this mean than in an office a cheaper LCD monitor would have the same level of contrast?

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In Discussion: ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM: Main Discussion
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• Posted 3 months ago
Could you please measure how bad is the contrast when light hits this QD-OLED panel?

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In Discussion: Is the mic is really 2 points lower then previous gen?
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Nov 23, 2021 06:08 AM By JoeBlack
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It’s really weird as they probably do not have test bed with AAC support - it’s probably not even Android device, as they all support AAC as well. Also, any earbuds are awesome for not getting fatigue? :D And comparing them to more comfortable in-ears or over ears? Airpods are incredibly uncomfortable in longer listening sessions as the plastic parts are rubbing against your ear, not silicon or leather.

Ear bugs just lay in the ear, while in-ear tips expand in the channel and over-the-ear clamp around. It should be better as no additional force is applied. Silicone tips are not for comfort, but to make a seal. And the gravity is quite small in comparison to expansion of silicon.

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In Discussion: USB bandwidth while using Type-C
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Jun 20, 2020 03:15 PM By thongpv87
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Thank you. It works now. Update: but only have 24 bit color mode

I think 9th gen Core processors graphics only support DP1.2, but I may be wrong. You also need to check that Monitor has DP1.4 enabled if there is such option (my LG has “DisplayPort Version” switch in the menu between 1.1/1.2/1.4).

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In Discussion: USB bandwidth while using Type-C
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Jun 13, 2020 09:28 AM By Brandon Dickerson

can confirm it was using 4k @ 60Hz with USB 3.0 data speeds.

LG 27UL850 manual says it allows only USB 2.0 speed even with HBR3 sources. Could you please add this to the monitor test methodology?

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In Discussion: USB bandwidth while using Type-C
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• Updated 5 years ago • Posted 5 years ago
DP1.4 allows HBR3 which is 8 Gbps per lane. 4k@60 requires only 12.5 Gbps and could be easily done with only 2 lanes of HBR3 (16Gbps in total). USB 3.0+ cable has 4 lanes. So, a USB controller could split lanes 2-by-2 and simultaneously provide 4K@60 and 5Gbps for data. This depends on specific controller installed on your PC and in the display. It’s quite complicated and requires more advanced hardware, but doable. That’s why I’m asking.

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In Discussion: Thunderbolt 3?
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• Posted 5 years ago
Definitely an error.

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