I’m gonna get downvoted to oblivion for this…

I just got my new OLED and weirdly enough, upon booting it I saw something that I didn’t even think of till now. With the new OLED, the sub-pixel arrangement is slightly different than the LCD, and it’s causing white edge (specially on text) to have this green/magenta fringing. It’s extremely faint, and it’s not particular to the Steam Deck since I know of other OLED panels that have the same fringing. However I have heard zero mention of this and I have to say that although this matters close to nothing while playing videogames, it’s something I do see with subtitles.

With this out of the way, the screen looks amazing and I’m more than ready to sell and replace my LCD deck now. I hope the technology gets there where this isn’t an issue anymore!

Steam Deck LCD

Steam Deck OLED

  • Danubinmage64@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    I realize this isn’t the point of the post but this weirds me out that this is what displays truly are. I understand it at a technical level but its weird that these things that can express almost any image is just a big array of red blue and green.

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      1 year ago

      What’s even weirder is that everything in the universe is just an arrangement of molecules