How to avoid pixel burnin ?

This is the main question for gamers using an OLED display and in this video I'll share some tips and tricks learned from hours spend on searching info about the subject. This 13 min video will bring some light on how you should use the OLED worryfree :)

In the video I will cover 3 main areas:

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Display Menu Settings that MUST be ENABLED !!

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Best Brightness and Contrast Settings for HDR10 content (Cyberpunk 2077 used as a testing platform)
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Q: Is on screen overlay gonna' create burnin ?
A: It might. But the conditions for that to happen are described in the video, and also, THE SOLUTION for how to avoid that.
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