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No, the resolution isn't upscaled. I think the issue is in LED technology (at least in cheap models), because all LED screens I worked on share it. The issue is
by twa927 11y ago
No, the resolution isn't upscaled. I think the issue is in LED technology (at least in cheap models), because all LED screens I worked on share it. The issue is definitely a subtle one, but my eyes definitely prefer LCD backlight.
The possibility is I got actually good LCDs and the cheapest LEDs, it's why I'm asking about experiences with non-budget modern monitors.
- detaro 11y agoMost Dell IPS screens are quite good, although they often suffer from a "crystal effect" from the anti-gloss coating, which some people can't stand, but that isn't related to the backlight. Could it be that maybe you have either some image optimization active that produces bad effects or are running the screens otherwise at different settings? Have you tried different brightness settings? I've seen complaints that people can see the PWM flicker on a dimmed LED backlight. BTW, minor nitpick on terminology: All these screens are LCDs, "LED screens" are LCDs with LED backlighting, what you call "LCDs" are LCDs with CCFL backlighting.
- twa927 11y agoThanks for the tips, it might be Dell and/or CCFL issue.