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I agree with GoSharks here that it is difficult to find objective data on the topic of eyestrain. Its a very subjective experience. Some folks find blurrines in FPS games on slow LCDs, not bothersome at all - others are sensitive in the extreme on fast screens. My eyes hurt, yours feel fine - how can we quatify that?
Most people also want to justify their expensive purchases - who wants to shell out $1000-2000 and then say their monitor sucks? So everyone has personal spin.
GoSharks is not about to change world purchasing agendas with his comments on TH! And last I saw his company sold LCDs too.
As to 'what is the best monitor' - that's like what is the best car? There's a seat for every bum and a bum for every seat - but which one fits you?
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice; In practice, there is.
Most people also want to justify their expensive purchases - who wants to shell out $1000-2000 and then say their monitor sucks? So everyone has personal spin.
GoSharks is not about to change world purchasing agendas with his comments on TH! And last I saw his company sold LCDs too.
As to 'what is the best monitor' - that's like what is the best car? There's a seat for every bum and a bum for every seat - but which one fits you?
In theory, there is no difference between theory and practice; In practice, there is.