Planning on replacing my IPC2 (with Intel HD 4400 Graphics) with an Airtop
Trying to avoid the normal set
Got PWM covered with my monitor but I'm starting to notice the screen is harder to view at home then a identical monitor at work.. I'll update once I get it. I presume with nvidia I can dodge the dithering (plus get gsync which is supposed to be good)
Interesting. Good choice of CPU
Well G-Sync only applies if you have a G-Sync monitor. Literally the only thing it does is limit your refresh rate without tearing (ie, in games and 3D movies) The only reason I brought it up is flicker free laptops (were) rare and by coincidence the technology was designed to be flicker free.
Slacor Are you sure the differences you refer to between home and office aren't related to the general ambient of lightning? I certainly notice that the environment at my office tends to be better illuminated than what I have at home and that creates less contrast with my display, which is good -- I get less headaches than I would get with the same setup at home.
Finally got it. Set Dithering to Disabled through the Nvidia controls
Also set Color Range to Limited as opposed to Full
Not sure if there's any dithering in a Full Color Range?
__528491__ We'll see what happens. To be honest though, The lighting was generally pretty similar
Just curious how this change is working out for you?
I wonder if limited mode is setting the colors to 16-bit color depth instead of 32-bit color depth?
Or do you have a setting somewhere else that lets you set the color depth?
megaladon999 I believe it is an nvidia setting
http://referencehometheater.com/2014/commentary/rgb-full-vs-limited/
I've been holding off because I want to be sure how it's affecting me.
As of right now, I feel like it's a significant improvement.
I've been able to spend multi-hour sessions and be able to look away and not feel that familiar "washed out" feeling.
Considering my previous gpu was a frequently named culprit of temporal dithering and nvidia specifically has it off, that does indicate dithering as negatively impacting me.
I'm frequently checking. Unfortunately this is all extremely subjective and vague. To help this a bit:
0 = no issue
10 = worst possible
(range is with shorter and extended periods of using the computer and obviously there are others factors at play)
I'm hoping it decreases to 0-1, but it's only been a week 
megaladon999 I wonder if limited mode is setting the colors to 16-bit color depth instead of 32-bit color depth?
Or do you have a setting somewhere else that lets you set the color depth?
I do not see a setting like this for color depth
Will be interesting to see how this works with a 144hz TN panel 
Thinking of a 4K IPS monitor >=27 inch but very pricey and I currently do not have a job 
Question maybe one of you can answer...
If you have a laptop with a 6-bit panel that uses dithering to get to 16.2 million colors, are you effectively disabling dithering if you change your Color Depth on windows to 16 bit instead of 32 bit?
