4k60 works with the 3080, zero issues on that part. 120 works too, but you'll have to deal with gamma shifts in low brightness areas - of which can be mostly mitigated with calibration.

Yes, all AVRs (not just Denon x4700) with HDMI 2.1 ports are flawed right now due to the Panasonic chipset. This was an oversight by both parties, the AVR manufacturer and Panasonic themselves.

Lucky you. Have money, also no CX for sale here.

Tone mapping is not video processing. 

1) I'm not sure on this one, I've never used the internal player app.

2) You need to connect the TV through a VPN to download Disney+, otherwise wait for it to release locally next year.

Cable problem.

Unfortunately, there aren't any fully working fiber optic HDMI 2.1 cable on the mainstream market yet. There are some that are used for commercial usage, but they cost in the thousands (USD). So unfortunately, gotta get a short length or just lower bit depth output until you get no drop outs (8 bit, Full Range RGB usually works for me).

Guys, what would be the more appropriate ambient lighting color for gaming/ watching movie? I just bought a yeelight and i use the app movie mode, is abit whiteish blue tho.

Am using lg c9.

This is just my personal opinion ya, HDMI 2.1 still hv issues to be sorted out, even certified cable is scarce, if you can wait, why not, if its not an issue with you, by all means.

Cable problem.

Unfortunately, there aren't any fully working fiber optic HDMI 2.1 cable on the mainstream market yet. There are some that are used for commercial usage, but they cost in the thousands (USD). So unfortunately, gotta get a short length or just lower bit depth output until you get no drop outs (8 bit, Full Range RGB usually works for me).

May I ask which specific ugreen HDMI 2.1 cable you use?

Having got an OLED and after watching it for sometime, I wondered, what is the fuss all about. They just look normal and nothing spectacular.

Then I go look at LED and I again remember why I purchase an OLED.

That's how things go.

Probably around 15k , if you are planning to buy at launch .

If you drive a hard bargain you can lower it to 12k ish , perhaps .

I try not to talk about pricing on TVs too much because I actually know how much profit these retailers make from each unit .
Places like SH , HN makes a crap lotsa money for each high end unit they have sold because they are the brand's favorite customers .
Even more so for those overpriced QLEDs .
If you are still craving for that " EVO " OLED panel , we have 65 " A90J this year .
But looking at the recent reviews , can't exactly recommend it over the " regular " models  .

In US and UK, the cx55 was frequently cheaper than the cx48
because it is more costly to produce 48 when they cut the glass

So far I had test 3 VPN. Surfshark and ExpressVPN both work perfectly smooth and great in VPN to US or Canada. I will continue subscription of Surfshark as it is much cheaper.

Another I test is Windscribe, this one is garbage, slow and movie stop and circle from time to time.

Just received my 48" C1 Oled.





http://edik.st.gov.my/qrvalidation.aspx?co...TAyMDI0MDIyMDIx

Looks like now CX/GX is around RM5-RM6k for 55" and RM9-RM11k for the 65".

Hopefully can get the 65" at around RM7/RM8K in the next few months.