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OLED Burn-in Test
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Use gray to spot retention. Uniform gray (50%) is the most revealing surface for image retention and burn-in patterns.
OLED panels are at risk. Burn-in looks like a faint ghost of a static element (taskbar, game HUD). Cycle through colors to check all sub-pixels.
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