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[HTK]

I need something quite bright that I can leave running through the day with some static images on

I jumped on the X900H right at launch hoping it was going to be the perfect console gaming TV, so much for early adoption.

Luckily Best Buy has said I could return it for a full refund just trying to decide which to grab next

Might wait for the 2022 model TVs and see what improvements they have as this TV still looks great just missing VRR functioning properly.

OLED may not be the way to go, but at the same time once you do go OLED nothing else matters. I can't stand any LEDs or these gaming monitors I got are terrible. Not only are my gaming monitors terrible in picture quality, their performance for gaming is also not good in terms of Response Time and Input Lag compared to my OLED. Can't wait for the 42" inch but I'm afraid it still might be too big for a desk with that brightness at 100% that close. But we'll see.

 

[HeisenbergFX4]

OLED may not be the way to go, but at the same time once you do go OLED nothing else matters. I can't stand any LEDs or these gaming monitors I got are terrible. Not only are my gaming monitors terrible in picture quality, their performance for gaming is also not good in terms of Response Time and Input Lag compared to my OLED. Can't wait for the 42" inch but I'm afraid it still might be too big for a desk with that brightness at 100% that close. But we'll see.

I have a C9 and through the day its just not bright enough with the amount of natural light that comes in plus wanting to leave it on all day on something like stock tickers just wont work for OLED.

As far as monitors go on my desk I use an LG 27GP950 and it pairs nicely with these new consoles just finding one and then winning the panel lottery is all luck atm

 

[StateofMajora]

As expected, the feature doesn't work lol.

Want it done right, do it yourself

 

[saintjules]

5:53 for those interested (wonder which thread is the screenshot from...)

Ah, FranXico lol

 

[sankt-Antonio]

Only really interested in the future VRR implementation. Don’t really care about anything else atm. If done competently my A90J could last me a long time.

 

[AnotherOne]

How many of you guys actually watched the video? If you did you'd known it doesn't work very good you have to set it manually for better results.

 

[YCoCg]

How difficult is it to just request this data from the TV properly? Like for OLEDS the Black minimum should always be 0 right? Raising that will cause greys.

 

[Lognor]

VRR ?

Don't hold your breath. I did, waiting and waiting and waiting for it to be implemented in the A80J. I just gave up on it and went with the LG C1. Sony needs to get their shit together on the gaming features. So odd too (I know they're different divisions) since Sony makes a console that will* support VRR and ALLM at some point.

 

[NeonGhost]

Don't hold your breath. I did, waiting and waiting and waiting for it to be implemented in the A80J. I just gave up on it and went with the LG C1. Sony needs to get their shit together on the gaming features. So odd too (I know they're different divisions) since Sony makes a console that will* support VRR and ALLM at some point.

I already have a lg c1 need vrr on the console

 

[Lognor]

I already have a lg c1 need vrr on the console

Buy an XSX!

 

[NeonGhost]

Buy an XSX!

Also have one

 

[S0ULZB0URNE]

How difficult is it to just request this data from the TV properly? Like for OLEDS the Black minimum should always be 0 right? Raising that will cause greys.

I don't agree with this and Vincent's findings.

If you make it totally black you will crush details.
Adjust it(on every display) until you barely see details.

 

[Shmunter]

4K 120hz Firmware rollout begins for Sony X900H / XH90 | NeoGAF

Post 363 by FranXico

Plus my poor X900H its done time to shop for something else

The 2021 TCL 6 series is looking pretty complete. VRR issues not withstanding

 

[Shmunter]

As expected, the feature doesn't work lol.

Want it done right, do it yourself

Useless box ticking exercise either way. Takes seconds to do that calibration manually.