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HP punishes those who complain, my warranty was cancelled soon after I sent my complaint to the BBB.

I gave CS another call yesterday and was told that the previous agents have lied to me in that they promised me the impossible & did not have access to the information given to me. I was told there ...

Here's what I'm dealing with:

A. I was promised a replacement BEFORE I needed to return mine, I was told I MUST box it up the same way they ship to me. I have no reference for how they want this packed and am unwilling to pay for damages/refused RMA for not following the directions I was given.
B ...

I hope this is the right place/subforum for this, I've already posted on HP's subreddit & contacted the BBB and am getting desperate. I was promised by HP 2 months ago that I'd have a replacement monitor 'within the week' and it hasn't happened.

I have an Omen X 27 monitor which is suffering from ...

I'm shopping for a new 23-25" TN display and trying to balance factors of resolution, framerate, and raw image quality. I'll be running framerates between 80 & 150 in the games I'm currently playing at either 1080 or 1440p(CPU/RAM bottleneck.)
I understand the idea of having hz overhead to reduce ...

I've used a mixture of Windows Mixed Reality(Samsung Odyssey, HP 1440p, HP Reverb) with the later being current with an R3600/RTX 2080 SUPER/NVME Drive/Properly configured 3200MHZ RAM(important, broken XMP can kill VR performance with Ryzen CPUs.)
My situation is a bit of an unholy trinity in that ...

How do VR headsets deal with variable framerates in a technical sense? They don't have the ability to vary the speed they strobe like some ASUS monitors right?

No, they are fixed-refresh. I'm not aware of any VRR-capable headsets right now.


So that stuttery jerky look of a non locked(or ...

Ha, every days bad light for me because I've been living in the nocturne. This actually allows me to control quite well for the room light factor as I have 2 lights with fully configurable bulbs(brightness & color.) One is setup behind me 10ft back and the other directly under/behind my monitor back ...

How do VR headsets deal with variable framerates in a technical sense? They don't have the ability to vary the speed they strobe like some ASUS monitors right?

I know it's subjectively bad(just got out of a VR game which doesn't lock to hz or 1/2 hz) but why? Is the theory the same as with desktop ...

What's the best place for learning about screen coatings? I hadn't considered that possibility and reflecting back(heh) it seems the screens I preferred have all been grainer/heavy-handed with the AG.
Not sure, I've been skimming DisplaySpecifications and everything I've owned is listed as AG ...

I don't think so as I still fatigue on low brightness(say 10%.) And it's hard to see at that point which adds a different kind of strain.

Seating distance is a factor, I used to sit within 6-8" of the screen before I had PRK surgery, bad idea but it felt fine until I switched to IPS. Now I vary ...