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Does anyone make zero-flicker computer monitors?

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by jimrobinson19633

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Are any of the "low-flicker monitors" completely flicker free, not just low enough flicker to meet some low-flicker certification? Ideally I’m looking for something completely flicker-free like the LG EVO OLED TVs, but smaller. I do not know all the terminology but some things I’ve been told to look for are monitors with no PWM (pulse width modulation), no DSLR, and no temporal dithering. What are my choices?

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by birdmantd

I would suggest that you spend the big $$ for a powerful graphics card first and then concentrate on the monitor secondly. Is this for a specific project that requires a special monitor?

by rproffitt edited

Flicker is something I can't find there. And I'm talking flicker, not low FPS from some game or video.
It's some MSI 15.6" laptop with the i9, RTX3060, 32GB RAM and 1TB SSD. It's out of this world on performance.

by driveseedsi edited

Yes, there are zero-flicker computer monitors available on the market. These monitors use technology like flicker-free panels or DC backlighting to minimize or eliminate flickering, providing a more comfortable viewing experience. Many brands offer such monitors, including ASUS, BenQ, Dell, LG, and ViewSonic.

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