To a certain extent, yes. You see, you asked “what’s the best pack to use with your OLED 4K HDR?”
In my opinion, there isn’t really any “best” pack because each one brings something different to the table so they might tend to suit different usage scenarios but also might be able to be used in a more all purpose manner.
Some of my best and most refined presets were made using the Mega Bezel Shader, so I can’t say that because they might be older, they’re obsolete or not as good as what I’m working on now.
Then at the same time, sometimes I might be seeing and working on flaws, issues, problems which I might have never noticed before in older presets, in some cases, that might relegate a group of presets with that flaw into the experimental category but that doesn’t necessarily mean that all presets of that era, suffer from the same issues and sometimes great things have come about when I’ve experimented and tried different things.
Sometimes I reinvent the wheel on purpose or continue from where I left off, even if I might have been relatively satisfied before. If you look at more screenshots, you’ll see that the category of best can’t just be limited to the latest.
If you like reflective borders, you might want to try or stick with my Mega Bezel or Uborder preset packs.
If you don’t, then perhaps, one of my Sony Megatron or CRT-Royale Preset packs might be more suited to you.
If you have a problem with sifting through too many presets, then maybe my Epic, Neo-GX_Ultra or 4K HDR Presets might be for you.
If you don’t have a powerful enough GPU, then maybe my Sony Megatron preset packs, in particular my first one might be a better suited for you.
The last presets I made on an OLED TV are my Near Field Presets, you’ll find those in my Sony Megatron NX presets pack and my NX W420M Preset packs.
However, most of my presets in my Mega Bezel preset. Pack were made on an OLED TV. There are even presets with IV OLED in the filename.
The entire Mega Bezel Neo-GX preset sub pack were designed on an OLED TV.
If you read the entire first post, you’ll see some of what’s capable using the preset packs. Be sure to read the readme files for even more useful tips even though they might be a bit long in the tooth at this point.
With all of that said, “Designed on an OLED”, still doesn’t mean that some presets wouldn’t look better on a miniLED with higher brightness or that a preset that was designed on a miniLED won’t look better on an OLED TV/Display than one designed on an OLED TV/Display.