Omen 27q monitor opple results (LG panel revision) TRUE 8bit

Aquila

Here the Omen 27q on full brightness , filtered by my Gunnar Optics orange glasses.

Aquila

Here my details on service menu

MonkeyWrench

Aquila Thanks, that’s exactly like mine, same panel, scaler, FW package version, HW revision values. Mystery still unsolved lol

Aquila

@"MonkeyWrench"#p47730w What Impressions do you feel?

MonkeyWrench

Aquila

It’s no better or worse than other desktop monitors I’ve tried unfortunately. About the same as my Dell ultrasharp.

AshX

Donux

Donux doing God’s work out here for us Mac users 😅 If your M2 works with it, I may be inclined to give this a go on my 2015 MBP and an M2 chip machine for additional data…

Aquila

Sadly this Omen 27q doesn't feel so good in the long period.
I switched all my GPUs, but the eyes feel strained.

Probably I'm triggered by IPS a part my safe Hp X27i.

karut

Aquila

"Probably I'm triggered by IPS a part my safe Hp X27i." I dont understand this sentence

How come your assessments vary so wildly? I am sure there are other factors at play here. The state of the autonomic nervous system/vagus nerve (sympathetic overactivation, reduced vagal tone), neck strain, sleep, hydration, nocebo/placebo, etc. - thats my experience at least

AshX

karut

I don’t think people are testing for long enough. 1-2 weeks is not sufficient assuming you’re fine during that time.

Aquila

karut
When I use a safe monitor, I'm fine, so the problem is the backlight

Aquila

I tested for 1 month. I don't need 1 year. A build if is safe, is immediately a good feeling.

AshX

Aquila

My point wasn’t that more time will make it better, but rather that 1-2 weeks isn’t enough time to determine whether a “seems okay I guess” screen will continue to be okay. I’ve used several devices that seemed halfway decent but repeat uses revealed that they most definitely weren’t okay. Continuing to use a bad display obviously won’t make it better.

karut

Aquila

On 11 Oct you said in regards to the Omen monitor (it seemed absolutely safe there, as safe or safer than your "safe monitor". Perhaps what you consider safe influences the amount of strain you perceive, see polyvagal theory and limbic system retraining. I am going out on a limb here meaning no disrespect. It's just something I have that I consider as a factor for myself):

Best monitor for sensitive users.

This is the gold standard for eye care monitors

Aquila

karut I noticed that it could be safe for short sessions, but in prolonged gaming sessions the backlight is bad for my brain and eyes (I use Orange glasses in every scenarios).

I think that KSF phosphors are the main cause, because that red spikes are problematic for some sensitive users.
I'm back to my safe X27i and no more strain

Here the X27i (pure white)

Here the Omen 27q (pure white)

simplex

Aquila Here the Omen 27q (pure white)

You can drag cursor with fingers, what is Blue peak frequency ?

karut

Aquila

So you had the 27i before the 27q, correct? What made you order the 27q then if the former worked for you? Just curious 🙂

simplex

Aquila Here the Omen 27q (pure white)

You can drag cursor with fingers, what is Blue peak frequency ?

Aquila

karut On X27i I was good with a safe build, but not with other GPUs.
On Omen 27q the safe 1660 super, causes me strain. Not on X27i
I think that a VA / TN panels are the way to go (for me).

karut

Aquila But the X27i isnt a VA panel, so? So you bought the 27q because you thought it would somehow interact differently with other gpus than your safe monitor?

Aquila

karut X27i is a classic WLed Omen 27q is a KSF monitor.
2 different technologies.
You need to investigate yourself for what is good or bad.

PS..I bought it because it's described as a golden standard (not for everyone) .
It's simple, why are you so surprised?
Did you ever get a bad reaction eating foods that previously was good and then they was bad ?

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