Re: Are my PC monitors responsible for this untold misery (severe eye-strain) ?
Posted: 19 Jul 2024, 13:28
Thank you so much for trying to help me !!!
I would be afraid to use OLED because I have an LG B2. After a year, I still don't find it easy to use. I will ask Dell to tell me what kind of panels are inside the P3221D and G3223D and see if one of them uses KSF phosphor. The only monitor I have and spent a lot of hours with no issues was the LG 27 inch IPS7L Monitor in win 7, but I wanted to upgrade since it's only 1080p.
Another weird thing is that I can't seem to see the difference between the 8-bit and 10-bit settings on the Nvidia panel. I checked gradients and everything; it seems the same to me, like it doesn't do anything. I have installed the monitor's drivers and the default ICC profile.I am using the included DP cable.
Also, I'm trying to rule out the possibility of a 32-inch monitor being too big, but I used the G2724D for a couple of months now and it didn't seem to alleviate my symptoms.
I would be afraid to use OLED because I have an LG B2. After a year, I still don't find it easy to use. I will ask Dell to tell me what kind of panels are inside the P3221D and G3223D and see if one of them uses KSF phosphor. The only monitor I have and spent a lot of hours with no issues was the LG 27 inch IPS7L Monitor in win 7, but I wanted to upgrade since it's only 1080p.
Another weird thing is that I can't seem to see the difference between the 8-bit and 10-bit settings on the Nvidia panel. I checked gradients and everything; it seems the same to me, like it doesn't do anything. I have installed the monitor's drivers and the default ICC profile.I am using the included DP cable.
Also, I'm trying to rule out the possibility of a 32-inch monitor being too big, but I used the G2724D for a couple of months now and it didn't seem to alleviate my symptoms.