Does forcing a constant high refresh rate on an AMOLED smartphone display cause permanent burn-in faster than using the adaptive refresh rate algorithm provided by the manufacturer?
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Does forcing a constant high refresh rate on an AMOLED smartphone display cause permanent burn-in faster than using the adaptive refresh rate algorithm provided by the manufacturer?
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AMOLED OLED burn-in refresh rate 60Hz 120Hz pixel aging refresh rate static image brightness manufacturer adaptive refresh rateGoogle ↗
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AMOLED OLED burn-in refresh rate 60Hz 120Hz pixel aging refresh rate static image brightness manufacturer adaptive refresh rate Google ↗
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