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*Most common for high refresh rate displays. | *Most common for high refresh rate displays. | ||
− | *Viewing angles WILL distort | + | *Viewing angles WILL distort colors. Washing them out, inverting them, etc. |
*Some monitors can be 'overclocked' to run at higher refresh rates. | *Some monitors can be 'overclocked' to run at higher refresh rates. | ||
====IPS panels==== | ====IPS panels==== | ||
− | *Vivid | + | *Vivid colors |
*Good viewing angles | *Good viewing angles | ||
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*High contrast levels | *High contrast levels | ||
− | *Vivid | + | *Vivid colors |
− | *Acceptable viewing angles for recent ones. | + | *Acceptable viewing angles for recent ones. Color shift varies by a panel. But nothing as severe as TN. |
**Some panels may have an issue called 'black crush' which darkens the panel when viewed straightforward. | **Some panels may have an issue called 'black crush' which darkens the panel when viewed straightforward. | ||