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[Emma Cooper]

Here’s the thing most people get backwards on this: voltage overdrive and pixel inversion solve completely different failure modes, so lumping them into one tuning strategy is where the thermal drift confusion comes from. With IPS overdrive, you’re essentially applying a voltage spike beyond the target level to yank the liquid crystals faster, but crystal viscosity is temperature-dependent. When your panel’s cold at the start of a session, the factory OC curve often undershoots and you get ghosting; fifteen minutes in once the backlight and backplate warm it to ~40°C, that same curve overshoots and you’re suddenly chasing white halos around moving targets. The reason people can’t nail a stable

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