After 10 months of extreme testing, the agency released an OLED screen burning report.

CTOnews.com November 24 news, professional evaluation institutions RTINGS.com recently released a related research report on OLED screen burning. The agency conducted extreme tests on all OLED panel materials for 10 months, and the screen was burned to varying degrees.

OLED screen burning refers to the permanent discoloration of any area of the display panel of the screen, there are some App outlines, some display icon patterns, etc., when this problem occurs, the screen can work normally, but after lighting up the screen, there will be some residual images of icons that cannot be eliminated in the light color interface.

Because of the self-luminous nature of the OLED screen, icon remnants will inevitably appear with the increase of use time, but this problem has been greatly improved after the iterative progress of the technology.

The agency uses a very extreme test scheme, adjusting the OLED screen to the highest brightness and displaying brightly colored CNN news headlines for 6000 hours, equivalent to more than four years of use.

In the game display, mainly tested Dell Alienware AW3423DWF, LG 27GR95QE-B and Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 (CTOnews.com note, only 6 months), the test results show that the residual images are very few, do not notice if you do not look carefully.

The screen burning phenomenon of the first generation QD-OLED technology with super bright panel is more serious than that of WOLED technology.

In OLED TV mode, new TV models such as LG CX OLED and Sony A8H have less screen burning than old ones, of which LG C2 OLED TV has the slightest screen burning.

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