Recent content by Kreon

I've got reports that it resets its on-display color settings back to defaults after power off or after going back online from sleep, which is bizzare. I wonder if any existing owners can confirm this. Taking into account that Acer' monitor firmware update is basically non-existent thing (it...

I've been building my own PC systems for about 20 years now. Every time you need to find the right details that suit your budget and needs you just put some research work, check available variants, read reviews, read community feedback and eventually a few days (or weeks, depending on your free...

Any sources on that tho? What current models from NEC feature it?

Does anyone know if there are any modern panels with A-TW exist on the market?

Anything out of this list worth a buy: Thermalright X-Silent 120 [XSLNT120] Scythe SlipStream 120 [SY1225SL12L] Scythe Kaze Flex 120 [SU1225FD12M-RH] Corsair Air AF120 LED Red Quiet Edition [CO-9050015-RLED] Corsair Air AF120 LED Blue Quiet Edition [CO-9050015-BLED] Scythe Grand Flex...

Not that bad to be honest, I saw worse on more expensive displays.

A folow-up and heads-up to everyone who overclocked this model: after 1.5 years of usage this display @80Hz it is now shows signg of dying. Very often I reandomly receive black screen and message "out of range". before that it would happen once per 2-3 month and only in case when I switch...

Dat pricetag. I think I"m going back to waiting available OLED. See ya in 2020.

I did frameskip test on 80hz, no issues.

Is it IPS?

A perfect IPS monitor means you won't buy another next year or in two. Manufacturers can't allow that, can't allow you to have and enjoy good product for 5-7 years, that's money loss to them.

You can stop right here. Most of the vision/eyesight degradation (cataract, glaucoma, metropy) happens after this age threshold (40y.o.). What happens to your eyesight is pretty much "normal". What you need: visit the ophthalmologist, find a suitable glasses. Don't forget to tell him about...

Monitors are bad for eyes in general, regardless of distance. They invoke quite an eye strain out eyes nto supposed to receive. Distance does not really matter much altho the general advice is to avoid them to be very close. The most important things is to make break every 30-60 mins.

It should work on 144Hz regardless of freesync/gsync,

Knew it was clickbait once i saw thread title: The truth about anti-flicker LCD technology I mean, c'mon :P