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Samsung Display Says Its QD-OLED Panel Yield Has Reached 75%
http://www.businesskorea.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=90912
Pretty crazy yield gains in such a short time. It was 30% back in February.
I Love QD-OLED, But EVERYONE Is Wrong about Samsung S95B's Brightness & Colours
Essentially Samsung has been rigging their tests on their QD-OLED TVs. Now this doesn't apply to QD-OLED in general as other companies like Sony that have been using QD-OLED from Samsung has tuned theirs correctly. However with Samsung TVs, when you turn on Filmmaker mode which is supposed to make the scenes be as accurate as possible relative to the film makers intent, the colors and brightness are only accurate when measuring industry standards such as 10% window. But when you break out of the industry standards such as setting a custom 9% window, it's very inaccurate.
The biggest issue with this is that for people to have find out what the film makers intent was is to spend money on a $30,000 reference monitor and compare the differences between the Samsung QD-OLED tvs and the Reference monitor. So a lot of the comparisons between QD-OLED and LG's OLED tvs shows inaccuracies where the Samsung looks brighter with more pop but in fact, that's because LG's OLED TVs are following the accuracy curve while Samsung TVs are creating artificial colours to exaggerate the experience. Now there are modes for this where it's acceptable like out of the box but Film Maker mode was supposed to be the accurate mode according to Samsung but instead, it's only accurate in certain, reviewer friendly conditions. QD-OLED's advantages vs WRGB OLED are still legit, just a shame Samsung went the shady route with their TVs unlike Sony who uses the exact same panels.
Dell defends its controversial new laptop memory
https://www.pcworld.com/article/693366/dell-defends-its-controversial-new-laptop-memory.html
So they have been working with Intel and JEDEC to make CAMM happen and it won't be "proprietary". Initially only Dell precision laptops will have this but as they are coming out with an industry standard, they are hoping other companies will adopt it. The main thing it solves is the bandwidth problem of SODIMM which when running 128GB of RAM, can run at 4000 mhz where as with CAMM, it can run at 4800 mhz. They will also have a SODIMM module option in the future for their laptops as well including the Precision laptop. There are a lot more to it if you want to read it as it is interesting however this isn't something that's open source either as anyone that wants to invest in CAMM will need to pay royalties to Dell as it's patented.
Netflix Aims to Have 50 Mobile Games Available by the End of 2022
https://wccftech.com/netflix-aims-to-have-50-mobile-games-available-by-the-end-of-2022/
Intel Arc A770 desktop card spotted alongside unreleased graphics driver
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-arc-a770-desktop-card-spotted-alongside-unreleased-graphics-driver
PC Specs: CPU: 7800X3D || GPU: Strix 4090 || RAM: 32GB DDR5 6000 || Main SSD: WD 2TB SN850
