Recent content by omega44-xt

Yes, XPS 15 is overpriced, not to forget, poor thermals & other issues like some latency & sleep battery drain, don't have complete idea. Search online. 3060 > 2060 > 1660Ti ~ 3050Ti > 3050 >> 1650Ti > 1650 The performance gap between 3050 & 1650Ti is huge, like 30% or so, otherwise the gaps...

If you can sacrifice the size & weight, gaming laptops will be actually a great option + a good 4K monitor. Victus doesn't have the best build, so I'll recommend Legion 5 instead even though it has a weaker GPU, but makes up with better thermals, build & display. You can upgrade RAM to 2x16GB...

Seems promising. Although not many will be too keen on spending 60k on a Chinese/small brand TV. If HiSense builds a good service network & rep like Vu, maybe more people will buy it.

I think almost all recent laptops except maybe some 30k ones should be Win11 ready with TPM 2.0 present. I think you can sideload Win11 if its not officially supported by using an OS install media, but direct upgrade keeping files won't work. We will know more next month.

Yes Cooler alternative - Deepcool AS500 (2x140mm) - 5.1k Heard some brackets are missing for the Arctic one, do find more about it.

I got my first android smartphone, Galaxy Y, in late 2010 & got a BSNL 3G SIM. That was my first time using a data pack on my phone, I think. Before that, I had a BSNL broadband since 2008 maybe, prior to that, the dial up stuff since maybe 2005/06. Those days, digit's CDs were my goto source...

Yeah, that's about 65% sRGB. If it says 72% NTSC, then it's close to 100% sRGB. So, fine for the price.

- Wide Colour Gamut, maybe - Local dimming is great for HDR, more like required for a good experience. I think FALD in Samsung starts at Q80, but at that price, I'll buy LG B1/C1 instead any day. - Not sure of why reflections aren't great, but check these in local stores to see if its...

Only issue of Sony now is surely its price, just not worth it IMO over Samsung or LG.

I'll pick Asus over MSI, just my preference if both have exact same specs, otherwise go for the one with better specs.

If its a 65% sRGB IPS, it is fine. It will be glossy though as its touchscreen.

It's ok for me

Monitors have lower input lag & a longer warranty usually & TVs have a price advantage because of mass production. Also, professionals need very colour accurate monitors, such monitors can be very expensive, like the $6000 apple monitor. That HP 55" monitor you saw might not be worth its price...

It has good reviews for the price, that's why I suggested it.

The Frame's 43" & 50" variants are 60Hz. For reflection, turn it off & see how much you can see yourself on the display, use phone's flash as well.