18 minutes ago, bean_sprout said:

But those extra 200pixels look so good.

Cheers
bs

You don’t really understand how digital displays work do you? You might think you’re seeing 4096 pixels but you’re not. Check this guide...

https://www.wired.co.uk/article/4k-uhd-oled-qled-explained

No but I understand how great my display looks now.  Chill out.

Regards
bs

On 12/26/2018 at 3:53 PM, bean_sprout said:

Forget the overpriced, high heat 2080 TI, the GTX 2080 is the answer especially if upgrading from a 10X SLI system.  As usual DO NOT OC your RTX 2080 but possibly get a 3rd party OC'd board.  

Really best IQ. Unlimited Frames. No VSync. 150 fps xCross.

 

Cheers
bs 

 

What makes u think the 2080ti runs hot?

5 minutes ago, bean_sprout said:

No but I understand how great my display looks now.  Chill out.

Regards
bs

Okay I will if you tell me the make and model of your OLED TV.

On 12/28/2018 at 11:02 AM, Ray Proudfoot said:

Hello Robert,

I see from your other thread you're planning a new PC. I have no personal experience of the 1070Ti but judging from this comparison site it appears to be almost as powerful as the 1080 which was my previous card before my new system.

https://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-RTX-2080-vs-Nvidia-GTX-1070-Ti/4026vs3943

GIven you only intend to run at 1920*1080 and not UHD I think it will be a decent card for you. I would also suggest you look at the i7-8700K or even the i7-8086K if that is still available. Both are excellent CPUs that will transform your enjoyment of P3D. 16Gb of RAM is also fine. I went with 32Gb for future-proofing but there's no guarantee I'll ever need it.

With P3D v4.4 it now utilises all the virtual cores helping to spread the work load. The key to a good system is balance. No point having a Premier League goalkeeper with a League 1 centre-forward.

Thank you Ray. Good advice.

On 12/28/2018 at 4:45 PM, Ray Proudfoot said:

Okay I will if you tell me the make and model of your OLED TV.

Hmmm.. not sure it is about 2 years old.  I paid $6k for it.  It's an LG.  If it didn't support 4096x2160 then I wouldn't be able to select it in windows or P3D.

Cheers

bs

Edited December 29, 20187 yr by bean_sprout

8 minutes ago, bean_sprout said:

Hmmm.. not sure it is about 2 years old.  I paid $6k for it.  It's an LG.  If it didn't support 4096x2160 then I wouldn't be able to select it in windows or P3D.

Cheers

bs

LG are the only company making OLED panels. I know that because my own by Loewe also has a LG panel. Whilst they make various sizes the only resolution is 3840*2160. Of course if you could name the model it would clear everything up.

I wonder if it’s the B6. That was released two years ago but as you can see on this post the owner is confused by the 4096 setting.

https://www.avforums.com/threads/lg-b6-oled-tv-owners-and-discussion-thread-part-4.2062295/page-56#post-24433461

And the official LG spec confirms the panel is 3840*2160.

https://www.lg.com/uk/tvs/lg-OLED55B6V

How about EG9600?  https://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-65EG9600-oled-4k-tv

Mine is the 55"

Thanks
bs

17 minutes ago, bean_sprout said:

How about EG9600?  https://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-65EG9600-oled-4k-tv

Mine is the 55"

Thanks
bs

Did you notice the resolution is 3840*2160. You forcing it to display 4096*2160 is achieving nothing and actually making the PQ worse.

1 hour ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

Did you notice the resolution is 3840*2160. You forcing it to display 4096*2160 is achieving nothing and actually making the PQ worse.

Subjective to say the least.  The eye has it.

Cheers
bs

Edited December 30, 20187 yr by bean_sprout

8 minutes ago, bean_sprout said:

Subjective to say the least.

Cheers
bs

I despair. Google “native resolution”.