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Higher refresh rate, lower brightness?

Andrej1
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Shouldn't be a reason to.

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Hello guys, i did some googling and didnt find a direct answer to this.

 

Do super amoled screens get dimmer (like lower peak brightness) when on 120hz instead of 60hz? Mainly talking about phones.

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Shouldn't be a reason to.

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On 12/19/2023 at 1:24 PM, Andrej1 said:

Hello guys, i did some googling and didnt find a direct answer to this.

 

Do super amoled screens get dimmer (like lower peak brightness) when on 120hz instead of 60hz? Mainly talking about phones.

I don't think this is an issue out there.

 

However, I believe there were a few devices (Pixel 4 series) that had trouble displaying 90Hz at low brightness levels.

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