What I said was 9300 is the whitest white a monitor can achieve, higher than 9300 means the color starts to turn blue.
Not necessarily, contrast (beam current) is the key to phosphor and cathode life. You can run at 9300 and turn the contrast down and put less stress on the phosphors and cathode than say running at 6500 at full contrast. But it’s a moot point anyway I’m done!
Jim Witkowski
Chief Hardware Engineer
Monitorsdirect.com
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Not necessarily, contrast (beam current) is the key to phosphor and cathode life. You can run at 9300 and turn the contrast down and put less stress on the phosphors and cathode than say running at 6500 at full contrast. But it’s a moot point anyway I’m done!
Jim Witkowski
Chief Hardware Engineer
Monitorsdirect.com
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