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[Mr Egg Rollllll]

The cooler it burns, the brighter it is.

Not necessarily. 3000k is less bright than 4300k. You want to be in the middle. Naturally, white is the brightest.



It's like drinking. You can either get completely trashed and you won't be able to talk a woman home, or on the other side of the spectrum you could stay sober and have absolutely no game. Either way it kinda sucks. Get a little tipsy and you're good to go.

[Frög]

Not necessarily. 3000k is less bright than 4300k. You want to be in the middle. Naturally, white is the brightest.



It's like drinking. You can either get completely trashed and you won't be able to talk a woman home, or on the other side of the spectrum you could stay sober and have absolutely no game. Either way it kinda sucks. Get a little tipsy and you're good to go.

lol nice analogy..

[aaronfelipe]

Not necessarily. 3000k is less bright than 4300k. You want to be in the middle. Naturally, white is the brightest.



It's like drinking. You can either get completely trashed and you won't be able to talk a woman home, or on the other side of the spectrum you could stay sober and have absolutely no game. Either way it kinda sucks. Get a little tipsy and you're good to go.

I'm sorry, you are right. I meant it as a general rule without thinking about the yellow 3k. 4300K is about the brightest. That's what's OEM on cars. Below or above that your lumen output decreases. I stand corrected.

[Tech5]

I'm sorry, you are right. I meant it as a general rule without thinking about the yellow 3k. 4300K is about the brightest. That's what's OEM on cars. Below or above that your lumen output decreases. I stand corrected.

A good man that can admit when he is in the wrong lol...I don't think you was in the wrong just not enough info!