How to buy an 8bit panel monitor?

Aquila

Oshim I Say that migraine is off in this monitor, I tested with 2 GPUs (1660s and RT6750XT).
No Migraine. With the BOE instant pain.
My only issue is a stomach burping.

smilem

Omen 27q L0IT1121 - is made by HP, why do you say "Get it if y can, but the LG only"

Oh the panels are LG or BOE, how do I check what I get? No way for seller to check?

27" HP Omen 27q - Specifications

Aquila

smilem There's a topic in this website.

https://ledstrain.org/d/2767-omen-27q-monitor-opple-results-lg-panel-revision-true-8bit/13

Look at the rev on the box
L0IT = LG
B0B= BOE

It's simple, shop it on Amazon and if you win the lottery ok, otherwise send it back

Aquila

📌2nd day with Asus TUF VG27AQ and 6750XT.

Asus TUF VG27AQ Is a 27" 2k 165hz true 8 bit without Frc.

I feel a little migraine on temples and softer nausea than 27q.
Eyes are a little tired.
So, this monitor could be better with another GPU as 1660s.
I think that 6750xt Is usable with 27q only.
I'll try my other monitors, searching for the best combo, but until now Omen 27q (LG) is way better and gentler on my eyes.
Probably the LG panel is not so aggressive as Auo Optronics panel.

Aquila

Hello guys, yesterday I used again the LG 27q after a short period with Asus TUF VG27AQ (bad experience), and I confirm that 27q is the best modern IPS monitor in combo with AMD 6750xt.
No migraine.
No eyes fatigue.
No other bad symptoms.

xkonstantin

Hey y'all!

Can anybody confirm if the ASRock PG25FFT is a native 8 bit or a 6 bit + FRC?

I emailed asrock for clarification. Read somewhere that DisplayHDR 400 monitors are required to have a native 8 bit matrix as well as at least 400cd of brightness and 1300:1 contrast ratio but this one has both only 300cd and 1000:1 contrast but still appears to be DisplayHDR 400 certified which leads me to think this is a crappy 6 bit panel.

To my eyes, this monitor feels fine but in case it's not a native 8 bit, i want to not lose the return window. If anybody could dig specs more efficiently and check, I'd be more than thankful.

I just wanted to get a NATIVE 8 bit and i guess i might have been fooled with this…

My eizo coloredge CG247x is not able to fit under my 65 inch tv.

anything up to 64 centimeters diagonally fits BUT i want a native 8 bit matrix and not more than a 100€ price tag regardless on whether used or not. Could be FHD 60HZ but that 8 bit native is a must.

Please enlighten me

Update cracked open (as well as opened and cracked) my monitor just to check the panel model (There go my money wasted) and the panel number is SG2451B03-3-XC-3 which i need y'all to confirm whether native 8 bit or 6 bit+FRC. As long as it's native 8 bit, i may search repair methods or buy a new one as it was very cheap

I just want to be able to play games +have something professionally calibrated in the future and not get some crazy price tag to stop me

Aquila

I did some testing with my cousin using several of my monitors, and the results were quite interesting.
He consistently developed symptoms (mainly eye strain and tension around the temples) when using KSF-based panels. On the other hand, he felt completely fine using my HP X27i, which is actually the only monitor I own with a WLED YAG phosphor backlight.
What stood out the most is how quickly the symptoms appeared. When he tried the AOC monitor, he reported immediate pressure in his temples within a very short time of use.
So in our case, there seems to be a clear difference in comfort between KSF-based displays and the more traditional WLED YAG phosphor backlight.
Has anyone else experienced something similar?

Clokwork

Aquila Any idea if Eizo panels use KSF? I'm not even sure how I'd find out.

AshX

Clokwork

The wide gamut ones use KSF. Source: I spoke to Eizo support.

Aquila

Clokwork Check if the srgb is under 100%.
99% it's Yag not KSF.

Sieg

BenQ gw2790q true 8 bit - inside Inolux m270kcj-ldz

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