yes, panels can vary a lot even on the same model so any custom user settings, especially that change White Balance and Color Space, should serve merely as a "starting point" (you can always leave those on default or auto). there's no harm in trying them and learning what all of them do as there's a good chance you'll end up with something you prefer over the default settings.
Thanks alot for tips bro. I'm getting the tv on thursdays and ill give it a shot.
Those sets are very close in overall performance. Samsung has more color pop I hear.
I know the 49" q80t is only a 60hz panel and i think it has less dimming zones. I'm not sure about the x950h though
Yes, fixed in 1402
I like Custom with de-blur 10 / de-judder 3. If you go too high with de-judder you will begin to notice the soap opera effect. In general de-blur is for 60p content (i.e. sports), de-judder is for 24/30p (i.e. movies).
Thanks alot bro
Sadly, it does not fix the buzzing on QE85Q80TWaiting for feedback before updating
No, although DSE is panel specific and mine is very clean. For what it’s worth (and take this with a grain of salt because you really can’t go on what people post to a forum), the Q80T panels seem to be better than the other 2020 Samsung FALDs in terms of people reporting DSE in this thread. It really is a panel lottery though with this technology so YMMV.
Thanks for the reply. Actually, I had the Q80T and swapped it for the Q90T due to the DSE. I may give an exchange a go. I got it from the student store and I have a slight suspicious that these discounted TVs are ones that aren't as on par. Would it make sense for Samsung to send the QC spotted DSE affected panels, to the student store where they're less likely to pick up complaints at a discount? Tinfoil hat, but either way I think I'll exchange. Shame because the TV is fantastic otherwise.
They could do that but I would guess it’s more of a QA type issue with where the panels are produced. Luck of the draw if that is where your orders are sourced from in the supply chain. Ultimately Samsung is responsible for it and must provide warranty service on any bad panels for these defects if they are reported in the warranty period (or exchanged).
I have a q95t since I'm not in the US, my previous set was terrible with football games and dse was very visible, my tv had a tiny fingerprint, tried to clean it became a huge blueish smudge so samsung exchanged it after a month it arrived yesterday. First thing I did was watch football game and the dse is non existent. I will perform more test with high LD which isn't something that would be used on HD content. From the looks of it, panel lottery again, same with my ks9500 previously
This is encouraging. I'm also from the UK, and whenever I watch football and there's say, a long ball and the camera pans, there's a lot of DSE.
