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Would you buy an OLED laptop? I cant seem to find any reviews on the new Thinkpad P1 gen 2 4K OLED displays. 

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1 minute ago, Wolfycapt said:

OLED Really crisp tbh. since its new variant just waited tho

The Thinkpad P1 gen 2 with 4K OLED is on sale. 1600+ USD I dunno if it is a good buy. 

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1600 for that spec pretty good deal. idk about the Quadro T1000 tho. 4GB vram is mediocre

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6 minutes ago, Wolfycapt said:

1600 for that spec pretty good deal. idk about the Quadro T1000 tho. 4GB vram is mediocre

What are you talking about?? The T1000 is essentially a 1650. Why would anyone want more than 4GB of VRAM on that kind of card? This is a business portable workstation, not a 1337 G4M3R L4P7OP

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1 minute ago, duncannah said:

I would be worried about the burn-in

What about the burn in?

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4 minutes ago, duncannah said:

I would be worried about the burn-in

Agree,The only problem with OLED is burn-in,which is a big problem,i would rather choose a screen with more reliable technology like IPS LED.

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4K monitor is pointless on anything below 21" in laptop distances, beat me

 

OLED burn in wise... a reason to use screensavers imo. That said my experience comes from an LG phone, not a laptop or Samsung panel so doesnt mean much

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6 minutes ago, Vishera said:

Agree,The only problem with OLED is burn-in,which is a big problem,i would rather choose a screen with more reliable technology like IPS LED.

The Samsung OLED panels found in laptops typically fare pretty well - I've yet to find one that has severe burn-in issues

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