NeoTesseract
Of the grey Stone City of Ib
I've considered this for a while, though I cannot come to a definite conclusion, but my personal experience tells me that the bigger your monitor is the more likely you are to suffer from headaches or eyestrain. Lot's of factors are to be considered however; the distance between yourself and the monitor, contrast, resolution, refresh rate etc....
However , I would like to hear personal experiences from those who have tried a great variety of monitors of varying sizes and resolutions. Have you felt more comfortable using monitors of a certain size? resolution? Refresh rate? Backlighting? over others?
Please let me know.
(Currently downgraded to a Dell E170S "17 monitor @ 75hz because my Acer GD235HZ "23 monitor @120hz was giving me headaches)
However , I would like to hear personal experiences from those who have tried a great variety of monitors of varying sizes and resolutions. Have you felt more comfortable using monitors of a certain size? resolution? Refresh rate? Backlighting? over others?
Please let me know.
(Currently downgraded to a Dell E170S "17 monitor @ 75hz because my Acer GD235HZ "23 monitor @120hz was giving me headaches)