BenQ GW2790Q SEEMS LIKE THE BEST OPTION?

HU9

hi i spent few last days trying to find a monitor that has all the problems solved out , this one seems to be rare native 8bit so no frc and temporal dithering and flicker free and hardware solution for bluelight , i found this test about BenQ GW2780Q BenQ EX2780Q Review - RTINGS.com which says it is 0 pwm and completly dc but cant find for this updated model 2790 i assume if the older model was 0 pwm this one should be as well? any other options?

simplex

HU9 i assume if the older model was 0 pwm

No. Not sure for benq, but another brands can use few-three panels in one monitor.

But mostly monitors is flicker free. With my 2016y benq I dont have claims for PWM. But some models could have high-freq PWM which is not equal to flicker-free. I tryed lg replacement panel with 120khz PWM and return it. But it is my experince.

Also not sure it is no FRC. I mean, if all 8-bit are 6-bit+FRC, part of them are safty. For example, new models use A-FRC, which has similar to dithering effect (temporal blending)

Best way - to check monitor by yourself, keeping moneyback option. Unfortenantly. Or find sources with test for lights spectrums (better to have blue peak at 460nm than at 450, called low blue hardware solution), and proper PWM measurments (they can manipulate data using time window response, i.e. in 1sec measure you will see "flat line" but in 0.1sec you can see peak/dips typical for PWM)

Dizzy

HU9 the BenQ is 10 bit but actually 8 + FRC. It’s the FRC part some of us struggle with as that impacts color: https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/fa771b2c

Clokwork

HU9 How has using the monitor been for you?

Clokwork

I personally think you're fine with the Q or the T series of the 2790. I like the T series since its 1080p rather than higher resolution. I say that for gaming purposes.