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Are you running it at 144Hz? How does it compare to other displays in regards to strain?

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Hey, i recently just got a vg248 yesterday and its really straining my eyes, people say its cause of flicker or something. I have a r9 390 card, Can anyone help?

Im not really sure, just spit balling here. It might be because your eyes are not used to the new format of display. I remember when i upgraded my monitor after 4 years of use of the previous one, my eyes would get tired really fast, but then i got used to it.

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Hey, i recently just got a vg248 yesterday and its really straining my eyes, people say its cause of flicker or something. I have a r9 390 card, Can anyone help?

may wanna turn on v-sync????

 

also it may be just the transition of either IPS to TN or 60 to 144 hz

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Are you running it at 144Hz? How does it compare to other displays in regards to strain?

Nah 60hz, and not sure i've only ever had one other monitor and i dunno what monitor it is lol got it a long time ago when i bought my first desktop, never had strains with it tho.

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Nah 60hz, and not sure i've only ever had one other monitor and i dunno what monitor it is lol got it a long time ago when i bought my first desktop, never had strains with it tho.

The higher the refresh rate, the less strain the backlight puts on your eyes. Try running it at 144Hz.

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Ima need a display port then :) I only have a hdmi

Do you have dual link DVI?

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