“So we all know that "100,000,000:1 contrast ratio" is just marketing wank. Can someone tell me what the actual contrast ratio is?”

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• So more likely than not, that contrast ratio means Dynamic or "Active" Contrast. That means the monitor can actively turn off parts of the backlight to artificially increase the contrast ratio by displaying more true blacks, among other manipulations. I'd be willing to bet that the native contrast ratio, the contrast ratio of the monitor by itself. is 1000:1 just like 90% of all other TN panels.

  Answered by Snecho 6 years ago

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  Answered by coolcatawesome 1 month ago

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• yo whats up! im the coolest cat in town. dont play yk?

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• Depends on the monitor/tv and if it has been tested. For example, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 boasts contract ratio of 1,000,000:1; however, test reveal that the "contrast with local dimming" is 14,843:1.

  Answered by DvisionX 2 years ago

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• 100,000,001:1

  Answered by Davey 6 years ago

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• The only contrast available is 100,000,000:1.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 6 years ago

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