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MK92 wrote: ↑

17 Feb 2026, 04:15

I still think that electricity is actually affecting monitors, not PCs...computers are working perfectly fine even on dirty electricity (because modern quality PSUs have extremely strong filtering), but monitors are fully unprotected and unfiltered, and then bad electricity cause display lag, dull colours, less sharp text, 60hz feeling etc.

Did someone try those wireless portable monitors which run on batteries?

MK92 wrote: ↑

17 Feb 2026, 04:15

I still think that electricity is actually affecting monitors, not PCs...computers are working perfectly fine even on dirty electricity (because modern quality PSUs have extremely strong filtering), but monitors are fully unprotected and unfiltered, and then bad electricity cause display lag, dull colours, less sharp text, 60hz feeling etc.

Did someone try those wireless portable monitors which run on batteries?

Sirkiwi wrote: ↑

14 Feb 2026, 19:31

Excuse my English

At my house, the neutral is grounded at the base of the meter. An engineer (a friend of my dad's) kindly checked the neutral-to-ground resistance and measured 84 ohms. The solution was to install a grounding rod 2 meters from the existing one, connect them, and the final resistance was 12 ohms.

I play on my Xbox Series S/X with a 1080p 120Hz monitor, and the experience is far superior to what I had on my old PC with an R7 5700X and an RTX 3060.

Before, in games like Fortnite, Halo, and Overwatch, my aim assist was practically nonexistent, and 120Hz felt like 60Hz or less. But now, the aim assist is incredibly sticky all the time, and 120Hz looks so smooth it feels like I'm getting a retinal massage, haha.

My electrical installation does not have a ground connection , it is a pure TN-C with a grounded neutral.