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I bought a new monitor, since I wanted to renew my old monitor, although it still works without problems. The old monitor is a 19-inch Samsung LED with 1366x768 resolution and TN panel, this monitor did not cause me any discomfort at all, even in long sessions, but now with my new 22-inch Samsung model 350 monitor and IPS panel, Just by using it for 20 minutes, headaches, nausea, and burning eyes appear.
I also have a notebook with a 17-inch TN panel and it doesn't cause me discomfort either.
It only happens to me with this new monitor, is it the type of panel? bad configuration? I already tried lowering the brightness and it didn't work, I don't know what the correct setting would be or if I will have to sell it (since the store does not accept returns) I really regret the purchase, it looks nice but I didn't know I was going to feel so bad when using it.
New monitor specs: Screen size: 22" Panel Type: Flat IPS Aspect ratio: 16:9 Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Brightness: 250 nits Response time: 5 (GTG) Static contrast ratio: 1000:1 Color support: 16.7M Viewing angle (H/V): 178°/178° Frequency: Max. 75Hz Color Gamut (NTSC): 72% (CIE 1931) Game mode: Yes Tilt: -2° ~ 20°
Is there anything I can do to avoid these discomforts of migraines and nausea? Or is it simply intolerance to the IPS panel?