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The guy who started this whole motion strobing buzz did find a solution to this problem but I haven't read anything to indicate anyone is working on implementing it.
The article, "Strobing on Variable Refresh Rate Displays" here...
You know you could always cut out a few pieces of cardboard, spray paint them black and create a custom hood for your display or buy a universal one for ~$70. Grainy AG coatings are just awful. They completely ruin the display.
Chances are you keep your monitor slightly further back on your desk than me. My monitor is on an arm and it sits just less than one arm distance from my face.
The point being that I'd like to move the monitor even closer than it already is as having the monitor closer to the eyes is more in...
It really depends on use case scenario.
Strictly from a desktop usage scenario, I already find 24" monitors to be sub optimal in terms of being too wide mostly and plain too big.
This may sound odd but I have an old 4:3 aspect 17" CRT that perfectly encapsulates the area that my eyes can...
In the world of display technology, bigger is smaller. Bigger monitor means reduced pixels per inch which means worse image clarity. A bigger monitor will also need to be moved further away to properly encompass our field of vision, which works against our own eye's ability to perceive detail.
I'll have to mirror the, "washed out" sentiment. And then I cranked up the saturation in CCC, I was blown away by how nicely this monitor plays with saturation control. It's like it was made for it. And the contrast ratio is very good, not many TV's will look better than it. Could you have a...
At 4k resolutions, I'd consider going the opposite direction. I'd want a much smaller sized than standard monitor that I could move much closer to my eyes so that I could still keep the entire monitor in view distance. As my current setup is a 23.5" 1080p monitor at about 2ft away, I find the...
Since this monitor is end of life, there's also the Chinese HKC X3, which appears to use a similar panel and cost a fraction of the price.
The key difference being, no strobing backlight and 144hz instead of 120hz. That's a deal breaker to me as the motion clarity is the key feature.
A quick...
I've been tinkering with some settings on this monitor trying to eliminate what I perceive to be some slight problems. I don't have a camera handy so bear with me.
All of the below is with Turbo240 on.
For starters, when middle clicking the mouse button to bring up the, "quick scroll" (which I...
In a bizarre turn of events, I am now almost certain that it is the dual link DVI-D cable that's defective and not the monitor itself.
I was certain it was the monitor because my experience seemed to mirror what so many others have had with the monitor, "resetting" itself although I would...
Provantage. Made in Japan with an MFD of 1-8-2014
When the issue first occurred, I was toggling some settings on the monitor so I thought I must have just bumped a cable loose. Today was the first day it started happening where I really noticed it. It has happened maybe 10 times today...
I got one of these monitors and it has a problem where the screen goes blank and then immediately comes back on, showing, "DVI" in the upper right corner of the display. It does this several times a day. I thought it may be my cable or video card but it appears others are having the same issue...
DPI scaling is generally really crappy. You might consider a desk clamp arm. I know you said you don't want it mounted anywhere but a desk clamp arm doesn't require any fancy mounting. It just clamps to your desk as if it were sitting on it with a base stand and attaches to a standardized VESA...
Given the choice, I would prefer a smaller 4k display to a larger one. Even with a lack of proper DPI scaling, everything on screen should appear much crisper and sharper thus making it slightly easier to see the UI functions and some of the smaller fonts that are normally difficult to see on a...