Q. Acer AL2216W 22 inch lcd monitor giving me eye strain?
This monitor has been giving me killer eye strain for 2 years now, the burning sensation and painful spasms been the worst. Been experimenting like crazy. What are the ideal brightness/contrast to minimize eye strain? Right now it's at brightness 0 contrast 35 and it's more than 30 inches away.
This monitor has been giving me killer eye strain for 2 years now, the burning sensation and painful spasms been the worst. Been experimenting like crazy. What are the ideal brightness/contrast to minimize eye strain? Right now it's at brightness 0 contrast 35 and it's more than 30 inches away.
A. Regardless of the brand, it isn't the monitors fault....it's your eyes.
If you already wear glasses, maybe you need a different correction for that distance. If you don't have glasses already...maybe you need some.
You are possibly just experiencing dry eyes also. Refreshing drops every couple of hours may help while on the computer.
There is no ideal brightness and contrast. It's adjustable because not everyone likes it the same way.
You should get an eye exam to help determine the problem. Hyperopia, astigmatism , dry eyes, could all be causes.
If you already wear glasses, maybe you need a different correction for that distance. If you don't have glasses already...maybe you need some.
You are possibly just experiencing dry eyes also. Refreshing drops every couple of hours may help while on the computer.
There is no ideal brightness and contrast. It's adjustable because not everyone likes it the same way.
You should get an eye exam to help determine the problem. Hyperopia, astigmatism , dry eyes, could all be causes.
LCD monitors are less eye-straining than tube monitors?
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A. It doesn't really matter what kind of monitor it is per se. The difference is in the refresh rate. You change those settings when you
Start -> Control Panel -> Adjust screen resolution -> Advanced Settings -> Monitor Tab. Then change your screen refresh rate to about 75 Hz. If you don't have that option then decrease your screen resolution to a lower setting. This will help you if you are eyes are straining to view the monitor.
Start -> Control Panel -> Adjust screen resolution -> Advanced Settings -> Monitor Tab. Then change your screen refresh rate to about 75 Hz. If you don't have that option then decrease your screen resolution to a lower setting. This will help you if you are eyes are straining to view the monitor.
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