Blue light filter

[narrdarr]

Myself and my girlfriend both have a Dell s2417dg. It a 24"  1440p 144hz g-sync TN panel. But I gives us headaches.

Thinking about getting blue light filters. 

Any suggestions?

[LukeSavenije]

well, glasses for it exist. but those aren't cheap and have a blue-purple glow to them. some say uv filters work too

[narrdarr]

I know about gunner glasses. Was kinda looking for a filter that clips to the monitor itself.

I really dislike wears glasses and headsets at the sametime

[BobNoMonitor]

Try f.lux software
Been using it at work lately

[Crunken]

If you go into display settings from the desktop there's a setting in windows called "night light" which filters the screen, it's pretty good and already built into windows. Also is it really dark in the room when you use the monitor? try putting some lights on in the background if that's the case

[Labeled]

as Crunken Suggested, if you're using windows 10 there is the Night light Feature. You can adjust how much blue light it stops in settings for it as well, If this doesn't help try turning your monitors brightness down, and always use them in a well-lit room.

 

Make sure you have 144hz enabled, 60hz can give you a headache especially if a windows or driver update reverted your monitors back to 60hz.

[narrdarr]

24 minutes ago, BobNoMonitor said:

Try f.lux software
Been using it at work lately

I know about flux as Well it cool. I just didn't dlike it when gaming. Th tho.

19 minutes ago, Crunken said:

If you go into display settings from the desktop there's a setting in windows called "night light" which filters the screen, it's pretty good and already built into windows. Also is it really dark in the room when you use the monitor? try putting some lights on in the background if that's the case

I didn't know win 10 had this feature ill try this in just a second

16 minutes ago, Labeled said:

as Crunken Suggested, if you're using windows 10 there is the Night light Feature. You can adjust how much blue light it stops in settings for it as well, If this doesn't help try turning your monitors brightness down, and always use them in a well-lit room.

 

Make sure you have 144hz enabled, 60hz can give you a headache especially if a windows or driver update reverted your monitors back to 60hz.

I'll try the night light.

144hz is running. I can oc to 165hz but there's nopoint

[Labeled]

so, with more refreshes per second, the more fluid the display and less motion-blur, which can help reduce eyestrain that causes headaches.

 

 

[narrdarr]

im looking for a blue light and uv filter that I can attach to the monitor. if there is no decent ones ill just order some gunner glasses