do *VA panels get burn in faster than IPS?

[soccerballtux]

I have a Soyo Topaz-S and regularly notice bits of burn in near the top of the screen where the power supply is hottest.

I'm considering avoiding these panels in the future. I don't like the burn in.

However, the next panel I want is a *VA so I'm not sure what to do about this. It is, however, LED, and only consumes 50watts, so maybe I'll be fine

 

[DrRamtop]

I've been running VA panels in a variety of monitors for almost 10 years now and not had a single one suffer any kind of burn-in.

 

[Flapdrol1337]

Is va really more prone to burn in?

Anyway, your amazon link says AHVA, which is an IPS clone (but cant use the name ips because of trademark), so you'd be better off looking at ips specifics.

 

[DrRamtop]

The Amazon specs are wrong for sure, there are no 32" 1440p IPS-type panels on the market yet.

 

[soccerballtux]

Is va really more prone to burn in?

Anyway, your amazon link says AHVA, which is an IPS clone (but cant use the name ips because of trademark), so you'd be better off looking at ips specifics.

The Amazon specs are wrong for sure, there are no 32" 1440p IPS-type panels on the market yet.

yeah, it's actually an AMVA not AHVA