Q. have used CRT monitors on my pc's 4ever, I just bought an LCD 22" widescreen 5 days ago, heres the link http://www.abt.com/product/34518.html
I like the monitor, it has awsome color and clarity, my problem is, My eyes seem to be straining bad, almost feels like "burning" after 2 or so hours, my eyes get real tired, I dont recall having this on my crt, I have played with the settings like crazy, and it seems even with bright and contrast turned down, I still have it, The screen is matte, (not glossy) shoul i try to find a glossy one? heres a link to another model, its almost the EXACT same as what I got only it has a glossy screen http://www.abt.com/product/34510.html
Should I switch it to the glossy one? or will that have bad glare?
I like the monitor, it has awsome color and clarity, my problem is, My eyes seem to be straining bad, almost feels like "burning" after 2 or so hours, my eyes get real tired, I dont recall having this on my crt, I have played with the settings like crazy, and it seems even with bright and contrast turned down, I still have it, The screen is matte, (not glossy) shoul i try to find a glossy one? heres a link to another model, its almost the EXACT same as what I got only it has a glossy screen http://www.abt.com/product/34510.html
Should I switch it to the glossy one? or will that have bad glare?
A. Turn up the refresh rate up to 70Hz if possible, 60Hz is the Default setting and alot people will get eye strain I get it on CRT monitors.
Can LCD monitor protect eyes?
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A. A LCD doesn't give off gamma like a CRT did. But the downfall is LCD's dont have the same brightness to contrast ratio, so yes, an LCD will cause eye strain and this is well documented. But no you can safely remove your gamma suit and glasses.
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