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HDTVTest Review First-Ever OLED Gaming Monitor with BFI (240Hz/ 120Hz)
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Rocco Schiavone
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No HDR/VRR with BFI 
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saintjules
Member
No HDR/VRR
No VRR sounds like a pretty big miss imo.
ozz ex machina
Member
Ouch. How the fuck can you make a high spec gaming monitor without this feature? Hard pass.
poodaddy
Member
Yup. Was interested till I saw that, now I'm immediately and totally out.
kruis
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The monitor does support VRR/HDR - but not when using the BFI feature.
Venuspower
Member
This. And it totally makes perfect sense, as BFI darkens the image and VRR with BFI would also be pointless.
Whitecrow
Banned
I never used it in my whole life, and I'm alive, and enjoying gaming. So dunno.
UniformDeliverance
Member
That's cool for people who care I guess. But anytime I turn on BFI on other Oled displays it dims the screen way too much and turns off VRR.
Just not worth it.
Just not worth it.
Kuranghi
Member
I think having VRR and BFI together is tricky because they are both based on variable change either within the frame or with subsequent frames, at least the more effective implements of BFI are like this. A jump in processing power for the part of the display that processes the input before output is probably needed to have all these things going at once, thought its more likely that what nvidia is doing with Pulsar will change things sooner than display-side upgrades will.
I'd imagine people are talking about >120hz refresh rate displays
I'd imagine people are talking about >120hz refresh rate displays