@Epak_ said:
@Grey_Eyed_Elf: And Q9FN reaches 1763 nits in a 10% window, but I guess that's not noticeable, not to talk about 100% window difference, 140 nits vs. 677 nits.
100% window... You do realise thats the whole screen being white?
Its not about fanboyish this that or what ever I literally have those two TV's.
The people reviewing them literally have them in front of them... The numbers do not do it justice.
Also not noticable?... Why twist words?...
As someone who has both a 65" B9 OLED with a 600 nits 10% window vs a 55" Q8FN with a 1288 nit 10% window... The above is false the 2x Peak brightness difference on paper is noticeable butits not 2x better not even close, infact the OLED black levels make a bigger impact to the HDR image.
I honestly didn't think people were this desperate that even TV choices made them fanboys. FML you people have no objective way of viewing the world. Its quiet pathetic.
Do you just love talking about things you haven't owned or tested or used so much?
There is more to a image in HDR than just peak brightness... And even if a TV can hit 1763 nits the avarage scene in a movie won't even hit those, movies aren't one scene with one lighting setup through out. Same as games... So the ability to hit higher contrasts and lower black levels is equally as important, infact more important which is the reason why RTINGS rates them higher.
You need that 2x higher brightness to bridge the gap between the whites and black levels on a LCD in order to be comparable to a OLED, use a LCD with the same nit value as a OLED and you will see a more washed out image on a LCD due to the contrast and black level difference. They are not equal in anyway.
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