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Critical process died bsod. Extremely fast bsod i can barely read the reason. No dump file created. It happens when something is loading in game i think. Surfing through battlepass pages trigger it. Every battlepass page pull different images. These images gets messed up right before bsod. Page 1 content show up in page 5 and then every page become identical and then bsod trigger.

SSD is 970 Evo. I switched from microsoft nvme drivers to samsung express nvme driver which fixed the bsod. However the system just hang instead of giving bsod this time. I can move the mouse and use alt tab but cant interact with the pc.

I heard WD drivers have HMB allocation issue with w11 24h2 however my ssd

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HDR1000 2% Window OLED

Overshoots little bit in darkest grays and then undershoots considerably up to 20 nits. Accurate above 20 nits. Cold start, bottom half of the curve undershoots a lot but after a quick warm up it stabilizes and looks like this.

HDR1000 10% Window OLED

Undershooting again, looks a bit darker than it should. 1000 nit capability is 475 now for this window size.

[HDR500 10% Window OLED](https://preview.redd.it/exq8903fow

They shouldn't release a game without HDR in this day and age.

https://preview.redd.it/va2dhbbcgoxd1.jpg?width=1778&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9c4de547ece2deb83fe0e16775fd6b98039bf35a

Have a mixed feelings. Wanted to get 32 inch 4k but those are extremely expensive in my country. Twice the price of this. So i got this instead.

First of all, OLED is god damn amazing. It can't get bright like my miniled monitor but the brightness just hits right in a dim room and it's just much better than miniled in dim room. Miniled can get crazy bright and impressive but i'll be honest it's so bright that it actually hurts and distracts. OLED looks nicer in use, miniled looks nicer if i benchmark them in high apl scenes. OLED is more practical. Funny enough, in a lot of