Originally posted by: BFG10K
Let's not forget that a lot of people don't experience eye strain on CRTs and that some in fact experience it on LCDs instead.
Originally posted by: Tabb
So, since the image isn't changing as much it is easier on our eyes to focus on them? Our minds don't realize that the image is change every second, but our eyes do? I am not sure if I understand all of that above. Maybe I do? Hertz is just a cycle? What happens when we change the refresh rates on our LCDs? What does that do? Also, if 60Hz is the default for our moniters, why is that? I don't really understand electricity that much either.
Originally posted by: AEB
From what i understand ( yes i am aware someone answerd similarily to this) CRTS refresh where LCD's do not, the image is just repalced on LCD's. Thats why they have a response time and nota refresh rate. Refresh rate really only applies to CRT's. Your eyes get tired looking at crts because you get image, black, image, black. Your eyes noticed it even if your brain doesnt process it. So long answer short strain.
How exactly does it do that?Well, science tells me thats not true.
They don't turn black; they turn into whatever the new image is.Your eyes get tired looking at crts because you get image, black, image, black
Originally posted by: BFG10K
How exactly does it do that?Well, science tells me thats not true.