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3,800-hour test could show OLED burn-in is on the decline — MSI MPG 321URX shows only 'minor' issues after 15 months of worst-case scenario use

A video chronicling the degradation of an OLED monitor over time has just been published, offering a 15-month update. The Monitors Unboxed update seems to deliver pretty good news, overall. After this ...
HotHardware

OLED Burn-In Put To The Test: Real Threat Or Overblown Concern For Gamers?

If you're reading HotHardware, you probably already know that displays based on Organic Light-Emitting Diodes, or "OLEDs", have a lot of advantages over more conventional liquid-crystal displays (LCDs ...
HotHardware

Is Burn-In Still A Concern For OLED? This 18-Month QD-OLED Stress Test Sheds Some Light

Eighteen months into a deliberate QD-OLED burn-in test, Hardware Unboxed (through their secondary Monitors Unboxed channel) has returned with an update on the MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED's burn-in. The ...
PC Gamer

After 15 months and 3,800 hours of 'worst case' usage, one independent test finds OLED burn-in is now almost a non-issue

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PC Gamer

21 months and 5,000 hours in, this long-term OLED monitor burn-in test finds that panel degradation slows after six months

OLED burn-in is real, but it's not a deal breaker. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.