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I don't know if it can help but try https://www.audiocheck.net/blindtests_t ... hp?time=10

That's interesting. Could you tell me what models your old TN and new IPS monitors are? I might give them a try.


https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/3858220615

Iiyama G-Master GE2488HS-B2 (tn), Acer Nitro XV272U P (ips with innolux panel k7e and not k7b)

https://www.panelook ...

Same problem here from switching tn to ips monitor that caused me eye strain.
My solution was to adjust the gamma of the monitor with 0 brightness from the monitor and adjusting it with graphical driver panel.
I think i love gamma near 1.8 and not srgb gamma (i'm defore my monitor 10 hours a day ...

You can try "lossless scaling" software from steam it has an option go doubling or tripling frames and soon x4 (with some artifacts).
So for example 30fps to 60@60hz you shouldn't see double image just a bit of blur because of the low refresh rate.

sodaboy581 wrote: ↑

03 Jun 2024, 15:30

EDIT: I believe this is actually not a RetroArch bug and a result of the local dimming "feature" of the HP Omen 27 qs being a bit laggy.

The review from rtings mention it : https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/ ... #test_1387