For these tests, the screen is divided into nine areas and measurements are taken for each. The first set of results is about colour uniformity, i.e. how consistent colour output is across the various areas of a screen. It is measured in delta E values, and the lower the value the less variation there is and the better a screen is considered.
The second set of results is for luminance uniformity i.e. how well brightness levels are maintained across the various areas of a screen. The results are reported as a percentage that indicates how far a certain area is from the brightest recorded area. Again, we are looking for values as low as possible to signify the best consistency.
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Posted by loftie - Thu May 17 2018 22:44
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Posted by Dogbert666 - Fri May 18 2018 08:20
Update 18/05/2018: We had a miscommunication with MSI, and it has now been in touch to confirm that LFC is indeed supported. It is also looking to get an entry for this monitor placed into AMD's otherwise comprehensive list of FreeSync monitors.
This update has also been placed in page one and seven of the article. Apologies again for the confusion here.
Posted by loftie - Fri May 18 2018 09:44
Are these using the same panels as the samsung equivalents are?