#Does lowering brightness help eyes Pc#

Led backlight: this basically isn't an issue anymore these days as i can't think of a way to buy a non-led backlight monitor, BUT the old monitor she uses rightnow could use non-led backlights, which can be more straining than led backlight monitors. this means, that a professional reviewer tested the monitor and NOT, that the monitor specs say 'flicker free'.įlicker free means, that the backlight doesn't flicker. In regards to monitor for best results i would suggest:įlicker free monitor. While you aren't very clear, i assume that eye strain comes during reading text and not gaming or watching movies, etc. /r/bapcsalesaustralia - Sales Reddit for Australia./r/buildapcsalesuk - Sales Reddit for UK./r/bapcsalescanada - Sales Reddit for Canada./r/buildapcsales - Sales Reddit for USA./r/battlestations - Show off your gear!./r/ultrawidemasterrace - Subreddit for 21:9 & wider monitors.

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#Does lowering brightness help eyes Pc#

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