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Monitor Computer Specifications - something that you must know
When you are looking computer monitors you will be given different specifications. These numbers can be confusing so let us look at what the specifications mean when you are sitting in front of your monitor.
Resolution is the number of pixels on the screen computer monitors. Say your screen is set to 1024 by 768 it means that there are 1024 along the top of the screen. All new 15 inch monitors will do 1024 by 768. This means that if you had a picture that was 1000 pixels wide you could see the whole picture without zooming out and losing details. High resolutions are great if you want to look at graphics because more of the picture will fit on the screen at once. However if you are looking at text a letter 5 pixels high will get smaller and smaller as the resolution increases
Vertical refresh rate is the speed that a monitor draws an entire screen, called the “vertical refresh rate” or “frequency,” is measured in hertz (Hz). To prevent eye-strain you want your monitor to be running the current resolution at around 85Hz. This will make the image stable. At lower refresh rates the screen will flicker and you may not notice it at first but you will notice the splitting headache you get after about an hour of use at a low refresh rate.
The vertical refresh rate dcreases as the resolution increases. In the monitor manual look for the resolution that has 85 vHz next to it. This will be the optimum resolution for the monitor. Setting the monitor any higher will damage both your eyes and your monitor over time.
Monitor size, this is easy to understand. Bigger monitors make the picture bigger so that you can have higher resolutions without text getting too small. This makes less work for your eyes. Buy as big as you can afford. Currently 17 inch monitors are great value. If your interested in having a look at some great prices for computer monitors then click the ad on both the right and left sidebar to find out the monitors that match your need.
In trying to evaluate a monitor’s quality, most people will usually talk about dot pitch. In general, the lower the dot pitch (measured in millimeters), the better the monitor. The problem is that dot pitch can be measured in many different ways, and therefore doesn’t necessarily mean much. A low dot pitch will make text crisp but as I said there is no standard measurement to compare. Usually spending more money will increase the monitor quality.
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