The Steps


Intro:
Before you begin


Part 1:
Learn about
image quality

Step 1:
Understand image sharpness
Step 2:
Understand image brightness
Step 3:
Understand image consistency
Step 4:
Understand image contrast
Step 5:
Understand color purity
Step 6:
Understand screen resolution
Step 7:
Understand screen refresh rates
Step 8:
Understand screen flatness


Part 2:
Explore image
adjustment options

Step 1:
Center the image onscreen
Step 2:
Make necessary adjustments


Part 3:
Decide on a monitor size

 

 

Technology


2torial #0678:
Learn2 Shop For a Computer Monitor (continued)

Step 7
Understand screen refresh rates

Note your refresh rate. The image that you see onscreen doesn't appear onscreen continuously--it flashes on and off. And it flashes quickly enough to appear as if it's always there. The speed of the flashing is called the refresh rate, and this is an important figure to remember. A monitor with a refresh rate that's too low will appear to flicker somewhat, which can result in headaches and eyestrain. Higher resolutions demand higher refresh rates, and a better monitor will have an advertised refresh rate of at least 70Hz for most resolutions. Remember, higher numbers are better when comparing refresh rates.

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