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Monitor Resolution Explained

A monitor's resolution describes how many pixels it uses to generate the picture, commonly referenced in Width: Height format eg. 1920x1080P meaning 1920 pixels wide and 1090 pixels tall. ​ As pixel count/density increases, higher levels of detail become possible to display. ​ There are a number of

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Looking for support with a HyperX OMEN gaming laptop, desktop, or monitor?

For OMEN gaming laptops, desktops, or monitors, please contact HP Support. You will have multiple options to initiate support for HyperX OMEN Gaming Desktops, Notebooks, and Monitors Computer Support Product Category Serial Number Product Number, or Product Name Fields HP Virtual Assistant ​

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Monitor troubleshooting issues

Solving monitor common issues

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Panel Types: IPS vs TN vs VA vs OLED

Panel Types Like TVs, different types of monitors use a variety of specifications to provide either similar or specific purposes. TN (Twisted Nematic) Popular budget-wise, TN panels are generally favored for gaming due to high refresh rates and low pixel response times for gamers that want the least

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What is the refresh rate?

Refresh rate refers to the capability of a monitor to show multiple frames per second. It is typically measured in Hz ("Hertz"), where a monitor with a 60Hz refresh rate refreshes the displayed image 60 times per second. If the refresh rate of your monitor is less than the frame rate sustained by yo

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MPRT - Moving Picture Response Time

Sometimes "response time" is evaluated in terms of MPRT (Moving Picture Response Time). This is not a measurement of how fast a pixel changes color, but rather for how long a pixel is continuously visible. Even when a pixel finishes changing color, it can remain in that same state until the next tim

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What is a pixel?

Short for picture element, a pixel is a single point in a graphic image. Monitors display pictures by dividing the display screen into thousands (or millions) of pixels, arranged in rows and columns. The pixels are placed close together so that they appear connected. A full pixel is a combination of

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What are pixel and sub-pixel defects?

A full pixel defect is a bright white dot or very noticeable black dot on the display. No full pixel defects are allowed per HyperX monitor specification. A sub-pixel defect is also referred to as a dot defect. Bright dot sub-pixel defects are permanently "on", displaying a colored red, green, or bl

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What is an HDR monitor?

HDR is known as High Dynamic Range. HDR creates more contrast between the highest and darkest areas in an image. HDR affects brightness and contrast ratios. Nits are a measurement of a unit of brightness. It describes how bright a display device such as a TV, monitor, or smartphone is. It measures t

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What is monitor input lag?

Input lag on a monitor is the time it takes to show an image or input by a press on your keyboard, mouse, or controller. Not to be confused with monitor response time.

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