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Old 01-29-2017, 06:24 PM #1
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Default Computer monitor

I have been trying to figure out which is best for my vision. I know a high refresh rate is best, based on what people recommend for eye strain. I am studying LCD vs LED. I heard that CCFL LCD are also better for eye strain.
It seems to me that a matte screen is better than glossy, and that a large screen at more than 2 feet distance is better than small and close. Not sure what is too large. Clearly I will be dimming the screen, lowering brightness, and blocking blue light...

Since my vision is so central to my symptoms I want to be extra careful. So if any of you are using a screen that you feel comfortable with that would save me a lot of thinking and time.

Good news: when I minimize any vision work and cognitive, I am able to make significant strides in other areas (less dizziness, headaches, and I am able to exercise).
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