dhagerty40
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The screen has everything to do with FPS or refresh rate! in a computer, using a screen only capable of a 60hz refresh rate with a video card capable of 120hz (or vice versa) still only gets you a 60hz rate. refresh rate is how many times the whole screen is redrawn. about 80% of the human population cannot tell the difference between 60 and 120hz systems.the screen has nothing to do with FPS frames per second, your video card does, my guess is he's on a 15 year old Fred flintstone computer, got to get glasses and a more modern rig.
Now, The blurring is nothing but the eye trying to protect itself. Most people may not notice that they will start blinking more the longer they stare at a screen. The one person is correct that the eye is not designed to stare at a constant object for any length of time.
The use of blue light filters help as The blue light produced in a screen creates the highest intensity light in an RGB signal. the filter screens some of that out.
A low power reading glasses do one thing, it will help the eye focus, letting the eye relax better.
Turning the brightness down helps most people but not all.
and the guy was right when trying to say between a scope and a computer. Both can cause eye fatigue if you stare at something too long.