This is my first led-backlit display and the first big glossy display I have used. First of all, the display is amazing because of how accurate it is and I love using it. Then to the question:
The display is sort of alive, stick with me i'll try to explain it as best as I can, english is not my native language
It kinda makes this very little brightness pumping that old crt tv's and monitors did. Same kind of effect but in a lot smaller effect, but you can sorta notice it's there. I have had none of those display image disappearance/flicker problems at all, display is working very well but I'm wondering if this kind of effect is normal with LED displays and does the glossy display enhance it/let more through? I'm thinking this might add to eye strain in long use but not sure(just like crt's did).
Someone mentioned in another thread something about "pulse width modulation of the LEDs." but my technical knowledge of led monitors is zero so I don't know what that looks like in real life and do not know if this is that. Sorry for the very vague explanation but I dont know how to explain it better. Please chime in
The display is sort of alive, stick with me i'll try to explain it as best as I can, english is not my native language
It kinda makes this very little brightness pumping that old crt tv's and monitors did. Same kind of effect but in a lot smaller effect, but you can sorta notice it's there. I have had none of those display image disappearance/flicker problems at all, display is working very well but I'm wondering if this kind of effect is normal with LED displays and does the glossy display enhance it/let more through? I'm thinking this might add to eye strain in long use but not sure(just like crt's did).
Someone mentioned in another thread something about "pulse width modulation of the LEDs." but my technical knowledge of led monitors is zero so I don't know what that looks like in real life and do not know if this is that. Sorry for the very vague explanation but I dont know how to explain it better. Please chime in