Hello PTB forum users, I know this topic comes up every so often in different lists, but to my surprise there doesn’t seem to be a recent post on the topic on here. I am looking to purchase a commercial monitor as a “backup” monitor for vision science experiments in my lab. I would be very gratefu…

Can’t give any informed advice on that specific question, but something loosely related came up today in the press. You said timing is not of importance in your case, but for people who want to take advantage of Psychtoolbox + LInux + AMD graphics uniquely advanced VRR support for fine-grained timi…

Thanks Mario, that’s very helpful. Best, Tom

Those certifications should at least provide some minimal standards, one would hope. Buried in my browser bookmarks, there’s also this page of a vision science lab, with some older reviews and links to other common display test sites, which may be generally useful. Display-Corner Displ…

I’ve tested a couple of recent gaming monitors, one of which was 10-bit capable: [image] 120-240 Hz LCD display for neurophysiology? Hardware We are still unfortunately in a space where commercial displays are all marred by one problem or another. I bought an 2019 Aorus K…

Thanks Mario and Ian for the replies, and Ian for sharing the detail in the other thread.

Hi @tomwallis ! Did you find anything good in the end? I’m searching for a display as well.

Hello everyone, In case you stumble over this question, you may be interested in this paper . We find that two recent consumer OLED monitors can behave surprisingly well for vision science experiments.

Since the original posting, there are now research-grade OLED displays available. VIEWPixx3 Research-Grade OLED Display for Vision Science

At the time of writing, it’s about $10K USD. It comes with an XRite colorimeter and our software tools, plus all the built-in video-based triggering and 3D support the older VIEWPixx displays had. Tom’s paper mentions some of the features of commercial OLEDs (like automatic brightness levelling) th…

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