January 6th, 2023 at 4:05 p.m. by Thilo Bayer – In the PCGH Extreme community, users present all possible aspects of their PCs, including OLED displays since November 2022. PCGH shows the gaming setups of the community members.
One of the trending topics in recent years in the area of display technology has certainly been OLED, i.e. “Organic Light-Emitting Diode”. Organic light-emitting diodes are also becoming increasingly popular in the PC market, and various new gaming monitors with 240 Hz were announced for CES 2023.
The trending theme is OLED
So it’s no wonder that OLED is now also a topic in the PCGH Extreme forum. In the thread “Show me your OLED gaming setups” there are already several messages in words and pictures. If you want to show off your OLED setup yourself, use the thread on PCGH Extreme.
Advertisement: Order OLED gaming displays now from Amazon As a reminder: OLEDs consist of organic, self-illuminating pixels, so they do not need a backlight, which enables energy-efficient control of particularly dark areas. This makes absolute black possible, i.e. a significantly higher contrast than with LCDs. The response times are also much lower, so movements don’t smear here. OLED displays are very thin and get less warm compared to LED-LCDs. The disadvantages of OLEDs: they have aged faster than LCDs so far, so they can lose their luminosity, and there is a certain burn-in risk with static content. 2023 could be the breakthrough year for gaming monitors. There are also more and more manufacturers who rely on OLED displays for notebooks.
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