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DARK MATTER

Organic light-emitting diodes have been all the rage in your front room for years now. While traditional LED or LCD TV panels struggled to achieve natural blacks and realistic colors, OLED tellies can render true black on one pixel, and vibrant color on an adjacent one. It’s light years ahead of the older tech, a massive visual step forward akin to the advent of HD.

It’s also a perfect screen technology for PC gaming in many ways. Most OLED TV panels refresh at 120Hz, and if you’ve played consecutive rounds of an online shooter at 60Hz and then 120Hz, you know the difference that that can make. The color reproduction

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