Quote from: RobinLight on Today at 18:45:37Asus bewirbt auch keine geringe Lautstärke oder gar die Kühlung, sondern nur Leistung, Leistung... und Leistung.
Also genau das was Businesskunde wollen.

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Quote from: TruthIsThere on Yesterday at 23:21:51Fact is, TRUE GAMERS, should just retire from using ANY OLED panel for just gaming.

ALL OLED panels has the awful flickering, ect. issues, THAT CANNOT BE CORRECTED... EVER!

Flickering only happens with large swings in content frame rate for which monitor variable refresh rate needs to ramp up/down for. If your content runs at a stable frame rate you won't see flicker.

Wrong. Flickering is always there. It is just not as obvious for some users that's not sensitive to these high-frequencies.

Content is subjective. OLED flickering is just inherited with this flaw due to PWM. Flickering will always be present in these panels and it is ONLY manipulated
to be reduced, for a short time span, but the flickering  is still there.

Quote from: TruthIsThere on Yesterday at 23:21:51Fact is, TRUE GAMERS, should just retire from using ANY OLED panel for just gaming.

ALL OLED panels has the awful flickering, ect. issues, THAT CANNOT BE CORRECTED... EVER!

Flickering only happens with large swings in content frame rate for which monitor variable refresh rate needs to ramp up/down for. If your content runs at a stable frame rate you won't see flicker.

Wow, ein Game Streaming Client für $700... was für eine günstige Alternative.
 

Möchte gar nicht wissen, wie laut die Dinger sind... bei 800g muss man ja gehörig an der Kühlung gespart haben. Zum Vergleich: Das hochgelobte Minisforum NUCXi7 ist mit RTX3070 auch unter Last angenehm leise... wiegt aber auch 3.7kg.

Asus bewirbt auch keine geringe Lautstärke oder gar die Kühlung, sondern nur Leistung, Leistung... und Leistung.
Also genau das was Businesskunde wollen.