looking for most 'healthy' existing monitor
looking for most 'healthy' existing monitor
I suppose it's gonna be VA 144Hz flicker free panel with low blue light setting and no FRC... is there anything better than that ?
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Re: looking for most 'healthy' existing monitor
There's no one-size-fits-all, just generalities.
Everybody's vision is different.
-- Some are way more flicker sensitive than blur sensitive -- and may hate strobing. (more pain with strobing)
-- Some are way more blur sensitive than flicker sensitive -- and may need strobing. (less pain with strobing)
-- Some get less eyestrain with a specific panel tech (e.g. TN vs IPS vs VA) because of a sensitivity to a specific artifact, such as ghosting, or viewing angles, or colors, etc.
Just like some people hate tearing but others don't notice it. Or stutters. Or other motion artifact.
Getting something that reduces a specific person's eyestrain (e.g. eyestrain from motion blur and ghosting) may for example mandatorily require that specific person get a TN panal, which automatically means they have to live with FRC (e.g. lesser evil).
One person's dream monitor is a 1440p IPS ViewSonic. Another person's dream is a 240Hz TN GSYNC. Etc.
Truly, not possible to have a one-size-fits-all, until you reach retina resolution, retina refresh rate, retina dynamic range, retina spectrum range (rather than 3-color primary), where a display is indistinguishable from real life. Such a display doesn't exist and will not exist for decades -- especially since we're far away from retina refresh rates.
So displays are, fundamentally imperfect representations of real life that may diverge one way or another (motion clarity, flicker, color primaries, dynamic range, imperfect blacks, excess blue light, stroboscopic effects, temporal dithering, inversion artifact, or whatever). Sensitivity to various artifacts vary from human to human.
Everybody's vision is different.
-- Some are way more flicker sensitive than blur sensitive -- and may hate strobing. (more pain with strobing)
-- Some are way more blur sensitive than flicker sensitive -- and may need strobing. (less pain with strobing)
-- Some get less eyestrain with a specific panel tech (e.g. TN vs IPS vs VA) because of a sensitivity to a specific artifact, such as ghosting, or viewing angles, or colors, etc.
Just like some people hate tearing but others don't notice it. Or stutters. Or other motion artifact.
Getting something that reduces a specific person's eyestrain (e.g. eyestrain from motion blur and ghosting) may for example mandatorily require that specific person get a TN panal, which automatically means they have to live with FRC (e.g. lesser evil).
One person's dream monitor is a 1440p IPS ViewSonic. Another person's dream is a 240Hz TN GSYNC. Etc.
Truly, not possible to have a one-size-fits-all, until you reach retina resolution, retina refresh rate, retina dynamic range, retina spectrum range (rather than 3-color primary), where a display is indistinguishable from real life. Such a display doesn't exist and will not exist for decades -- especially since we're far away from retina refresh rates.
So displays are, fundamentally imperfect representations of real life that may diverge one way or another (motion clarity, flicker, color primaries, dynamic range, imperfect blacks, excess blue light, stroboscopic effects, temporal dithering, inversion artifact, or whatever). Sensitivity to various artifacts vary from human to human.
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Re: looking for most 'healthy' existing monitor
Blue color doesnt bother me.Only thing that bothers me is a slow monitor so I always try to find the fastest one for my eyes.That is a healthy monitor for me.)
Re: looking for most 'healthy' existing monitor
thx a lot for answers
hopefully these gonna arrive sooner than later
May 2019: AUO announced several new panels including 32″ 4K 144Hz and 1440p 240Hz IPS models as well as 240Hz VA panels.
https://www.displayninja.com/new-monitors-in-2019/
hopefully these gonna arrive sooner than later
May 2019: AUO announced several new panels including 32″ 4K 144Hz and 1440p 240Hz IPS models as well as 240Hz VA panels.
https://www.displayninja.com/new-monitors-in-2019/