Oppo Find X3 Pro starts receiving update, finally has 1 Hz-120 Hz adaptive refresh rate
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- mido
- NkK
- 20 Feb 2022
we need dc daming on findx3pro in low light i look to the phone 15 minits than i get headek so sad plz oppo we want update dc daming or anti flicker
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- Thorgoth
- nUF
- 26 May 2021
can we have more specific info about that update? like firmware version? availability etc?
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- Dennis.K
- CFA
- 22 Mar 2021
BattANDPrice, 18 Mar 2021An oversized phone that looks like a brick for the price of... moreO-oversized? This thing is literally shorter narrower and lighter than even an s21u or Mate 40 Pro
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- M.Shaban
- sUv
- 19 Mar 2021
BattANDPrice, 18 Mar 2021An oversized phone that looks like a brick for the price of... morePrice
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- BattANDPrice
- p}2
- 18 Mar 2021
An oversized phone that looks like a brick for the price of gold and with a battery that won't last you all day.
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- qKM
- 18 Mar 2021
Shanti Dope, 18 Mar 2021I don't know much about the implementation of adaptive... moreSeriously one of the only comments that makes sense in this thread. Crazy how so many visit this site but don't understand how important the touch sampling rate is and how it affects touch responsiveness. As long as the touch sampling rate stays above 60hz (which all flagships have at least 120hz or above) then the variable refresh rate changes between hz instantly (at least instantly that's perceptible to the human eye).
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- Dometalican
- rb2
- 18 Mar 2021
Huh...I was right...it was a software update away for taking advantage of the LPTO display...lol
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- Shanti Dope
- C9a
- 18 Mar 2021
nanagdad, 18 Mar 2021The transition between refresh rates makes the phone to sta... moreI don't know much about the implementation of adaptive refresh rate, but I would love it if you could provide scientific evidence that adaptive refresh rate gives off worse performance and higher power consumption compared to sticking to a fixed refresh rate.
Afaik, only the screen refresh rate gets lower with adaptive refresh rate, while the touch sampling rate remains constant at the highest that it could go up to. Also, the screen digitizer is receiving electric impulses directly from the SoC, which means that it can rise from as slow as 1Hz back to high refresh rate instantly at the same moment that there's an input or change in displayed content on the screen.
Basically, you will NEVER feel the screen having delays or lags by going from 1Hz to 120Hz in real time, as it is performed by varying the amount of current that the display panel is receiving.
About batteries, manufacturers are surely working already to develop newer and better battery technology to replace the tried and tested Lithium batteries, but it's still too early to expect something new to arrive so soon. For the meantime, what we can definitely do to help prolong the longevity of our current Lithium batteries is by doing preventive measures to significantly slow down the degradation of these cells, such as avoiding charging overnight, limiting the battery charge to 80 percent, not letting the battery go lower than 20 percent, and avoiding habits that increases the battery temperature, like using the phone while it is charging and charging the battery at extremely high currents.
Just follow these basic tips and you'll never have any problem with the longevity of your battery.
My phone with 4000mAh battery still lasts me through the day as it did during the first day because I only charged it with its stock 10W charger, and I constantly avoided overcharging.
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- mika
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- 18 Mar 2021
Ry, 18 Mar 2021Whoops just realized u said FE my bad. No that can't g... moreWhat I meant was can they change to adaptive sync through an update or can they only go 60 or 120 hz only?
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- Shanti Dope
- C9a
- 18 Mar 2021
mika, 18 Mar 2021What I meant was can they change to adaptive sync through a... moreBeing able to go down to as low as 1Hz is a hardware-specific feature that the S20 FE doesn't have. If it was possible to simply have this ability via software update without any required special hardware functionality, then all screens with a high refresh rate, be it OLED or IPS LCD, should be able to have the same feature by receiving it via software update. Heck, they all could've had it right in the beginning if it was indeed possible.
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- 18 Mar 2021
Ry, 18 Mar 2021Whoops just realized u said FE my bad. No that can't g... moreWhat I meant was can they change to adaptive sync through an update or can they only go 60 or 120 hz only?
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- Anonymous
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- 18 Mar 2021
Anonymous, 18 Mar 2021Some wrong myths:
Adaptive refresh rate improves battery l... moreNumber 1 and 3 absolutely true and if you are thinking Otherwise you must be delusional AF
Number 2 to can go both ways when you reduce the size of the transistor you can either pack in more transistor in a given required space or actually leave the same size of the transistor as it is and reduce the size of the chip which food reduce the power consumption
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- w7m
- 18 Mar 2021
mika, 18 Mar 2021So Samsung could do the same with their S20 FE?Whoops just realized u said FE my bad. No that can't go down this low. 60Hz is it.
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- Ry
- w7m
- 18 Mar 2021
mika, 18 Mar 2021So Samsung could do the same with their S20 FE?Pretty sure the hardware only goes down to 10Hz on that screen.
- nanagdad
- fu%
- 18 Mar 2021
The transition between refresh rates makes the phone to startle there's that minimum lag which is not pretty. You're better locking the refresh rate at with 60 Hz, 90 Hz & 120 Hz these should be options in display settings. Just innovate in future battery technology & don't worry about saving battery at the expense of uninterrupted performance. The implementation of Galium enhanced batteries is the step in the right direction.
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- Anonymous
- PSB
- 18 Mar 2021
Some wrong myths:
Adaptive refresh rate improves battery life
The low the chip nanometer is the low the battery consumption is
Fast charging degrades battery
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- Anonymous
- mnx
- 18 Mar 2021
Does it have DC Dimming?
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- Anonymous
- puk
- 18 Mar 2021
nanagdad, 18 Mar 2021Adaptive refresh rate on LTPO Pure gimmick Just like macro ... moreBecause you don't know why LTPO and 1Hz exist. Unless you want always-on display to run at 120Hz for some reason...