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which one is blinking for you?4b here


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which one is blinking for you?
4b here
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>>53957146
7b here
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>>53957146
none of them because I have a good ips monitor.
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Full screen 4a, Windowed 4B.
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>>53957146

If you have a monitor that fails this test it's pretty much shit. Any decent panel wouldn't show any problems in this test.
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>>53957146
4b over here
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None of them are blinking for me, what's this image supposed to be for?
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4b only

But what does it mean
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>>53957175
Same, $500 Dell IPS from 2006 that refuses to die.
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>>53957146
Literally none on my shitty dell laptop. Is that a good thing?
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>>53957210
open it in a new tab and make sure it isnt zoomed in or out
then look next to the image with your eyes and you may see one of the boxes flickering
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>>53957146
You have to have a seriously cheap monitor for this to happen. Like $75 wal-mart special cheap.
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3, but only when i move my eyes
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>>53957146
Literally all of them are blinking to some degree,
shitty fullhd aoc here
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Full screen 4b and 2b a little
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What's the downside if they do blink?
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>>53957146
All of them except 6a and 6b
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>>53957146
Interesting.
None of them flicker on my 6yo SHARP 720p TV.
But i have two other DELLs that are 8yo, they are identical, yet on one none of them flicker (connected by DVI) and second one (connected by HDMI) whole second row flickers.
WTF?
Also what makes them flicker?
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straight from the website if anyone interested what the flickering means
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>>53957146
all except 5,6a,6b

7a and 7b almost to none
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None of them bling at 144hz.
4b blinks at 60hz.
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>>53957178

This
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2b some, 4b a lot
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>>53957166
same
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>>53957146
Am I supposed to hover my mouse over it and go back and fourth? Because if the image is moving back and fourth all except 5, 6a and 6b are blinking. If the picture is still none is blinking.

I got a cheap LED monitor.
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I have a Dell Ultrasharp, 7a is blinking pretty hard.
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also you can test fullscreen here

http://www.lagom.nl/lcd-test/inversion.php#invpattern
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On my primary, IPS monitor, none.
On my secondary, TN monitor, 4A
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none here

tried on retina macbook pro and galaxy note 4
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4a on a tn monitor
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>>53957256
>AOC

Yeah, I don't think it gets much cheaper than that.
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>>53957334
open link in >>53957350 and go over them with the next button
report results here
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none.

using an LG D2343 screen, with HDMI cable to displayport adapter, which is connected to the dock of my Thinkpad X200, which runs trisquel GNU/Linux.
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>>53957349
Now 7b is blinking and 7a isn't.
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>2a and 4a
>scroll down a bit
>2b and 4b

kek my laptop monitor's a piece of shit, isn't it
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VS239 here, not seeing shit cappin

My secondary monitor from the early 2000's, a VX900-2, gets flicker on 4a, but some spots on the screen also get a weird scanline effect on 1-4.
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>>53957146
None on both my monitors.
Main monitor is XB270HU 144Hz IPS JewSync
2nd Monitor is some dell 27" 1440p IPS thing.
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None.
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ROG Swift - None. Tried on both 120hz ULMB and 144hz standard.
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>>53957469
try 60hz
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fast flicker with 4b on my pos screen
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which way does it spin for you?
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none
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>>53957597
clockwise
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>>53957146
3 slightly, rMBP mid14
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>>53957597

left
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>>53957146
None. What, are you on VGA or some shit?
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>>53957146
yes
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>>53957249
Mine was 120 and it's not failing this test :^)
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>>53957146
3, 4a, 4b
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>>53957643
Mid 2009 mbp, none are :^)
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Describe this image with one word.
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7a/7b. is this bad or good?
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>>53957742
lines
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>>53957742
seizure
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>>53957146
none
Benq2411Z
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None
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>>53957146
4a on my shitty TN secondary, none on my main
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>>53957175
None, because S-PVA based Eizo master race. 9 years and 40K hours worked and still going strong.
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Try not to die.
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>>53957146
4b
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>>53957998
I awoke several hours later, in a daze.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gnezI2hOXA
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>>53957166
same, 7b
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>>53957998
Just me, or do you guys see swastikas in this?
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>>53957597
anticlockwise
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4a and 4b here.

what does this mean?
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>>53957146
main monitor literaly none
second monitor literaly the first 2 rows
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>>53957742
merzbow
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>>53957146
None. Note 4 and quality IPS monitor reporting in.
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>>53957146
None of them on my phone.
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>>53957146
Are you supposed to scroll down slowly with this test or just stay still

Nothing happens if I stay still but they all kind of flicker and 5 scrolls down when I scroll, looks kind of cool
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>>53957487
Whatever for?
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>>53957146
none are blinking.
TV (as monitor) & phone
booyah
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>>53957146
none, hp probook 470
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>>53957146
None on my BenQ monitor, but when I switch them over to my Dell monitor from 2010, 2a and 4a are blinking.
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>>53957272
You can't display anything that has that pattern, without fuckhuge scaling.

Digital newspapers images (that they toom from their print versions), comics, any animated videos, textures in video games all have a chance of flickering because of your displau
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N9ne
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None I'm on a phone with a amoled screen
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>>53957234
>with your eyes
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2a, 4a, 7a, 7b

Feels bad man
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4a.

But I'm not disappointed, I knew this monitor was shit when I bought it years ago. But before that I had tried three other monitors which were more expensive than this one which had even bigger problems like extremely uneven backlight and eventually I just got tired of returning monitors to the post office so I just kept this one, even though it has two subpixel errors.

What is the technical reason for the flickering though?
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>>53957146
All of them from 1 to 4b. How bad is that?
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OG Nexus 6 here, no blinking at all.
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which one is moving for you?
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>>53958070
Anticlockwise seconded
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>>53958420
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>>53957597
Clockwise.
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>>53958420
optical illusion. All of them move
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>>53958474
preposterous!
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>>53957146
7a, barely

memepad x220
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2a 2b 4b
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>>53958420
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In which direction does this image moves?
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there's only 3 colors here.
how many do you see?
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>>53957146
6a 6b
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>>53958494
>mfw
i liek dis dred
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>>53958561
thanks doc
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>>53958626
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>>53957146
2b has a practically imperceptible flicker on a Vizio 32" Smart TV.
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>>53957742
A picture of a father coming home from the bar drunk.
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which one of these beans is not like the others?
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>>53958683
the edgy one
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None.

ASUS X555LAB
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>>53957742
is a bad thing if i see squares?
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>>53958561
>>53958514
thanks, doc
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>>53958068
me too
it may be our inner nazi i guess...
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>>53957639
>>53957666
>>53958070
>>53958457
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>>53957998
my eyes
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>>53958539
this doesnt do anything?
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>>53958068
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None and I have a cheap fuck non-IPS monitor.
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>>53958908
the darkness is coming for you
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Do the WAVE.
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>>53958613
holy shieeit
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Weird. I get nothing on my TN but my IPS blinks on 7b on the one OP posted. On lagom's fullpage version, however, 7b does not blink.
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thread theme
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>>53959022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cU8HrO7XuiE
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>>53958997
>yfw you realized blue = green

and then there's this asshole pic
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>>53957742
>look at this for a while
>look around
>everything is fucked for a secon or two
nice
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>>53958997
WHERE THE FUCK IS THE BLUE
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>>53959053
Try this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vzSRVgF501M
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>>53957146
Different rectangles blink depending on where I hover the mouse over the picture (it's either 2a, or 2b & 4b).
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>>53959119
nice.
>10 year old youtube vid
>shit res
still nice
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>>53959080
What, all of them?
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>>53957146
none of them on either of my monitors. one is new dell ultrasharp other is like 12 year old sony for pro use
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>>53959191
Yes.
You are now aware the circles are actually squares, and they're red, not white.
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2a Flickers a bit
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>>53957146
none, crappy tn panel from 06/07 (syncmaster t190 with rta mode 1 @ 75hz)
>what does op mean by this?
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>>53959208
they are represented using squares the same size, and the R value is 255, so you are rigth in a way
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remember me, guys?
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>>53959296
Still don't get why would anyone say it's white and gold when it's quite clearly blue and black.
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>>53957597
it's not spinning, he is shaking his ass
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>>53959314
I saw it white and gold for a millisecond. Once, and never again
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>>53959296
blue and gold desu
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>mfw finally getting a reason to post this
:^)
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>>53959354
my jimmies are rustled just because of how annoying it is
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Have a table.
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>>53957146
4a only regardless of position.
AOC e2243Fwk here.
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>>53959296
black and decker
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>>53959368
>latent homo

Well I do think that fucking Traps is not homo since I do it at college.
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>>53957373
on those displays you would need to disable any display scaling
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>>53958370
Yeah, that's what he said, retard.
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>>53957597
Both
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>blinking
Holy shit, what? I have a cheapass monitor and nothing like that is happening, time to get rid of your ancient shit monitors, guys.
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>still have a 60hz monitor

I thought this was /g/ for technology? What the fuck.
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some of these are shitty. some are cool.
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ok, last one I think. sorry for shitting up your thread OP.
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>>53957146
My netbook has an otherwise shitty TN panel with kinda disappointing color and horrible vertical viewing angle. But somehow none of them are blinking.
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>>53957146
All of them...
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>>53959368
This one is bs, the orginal pictures are from a color blind test.
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>>53957146
None of them blink but some of them warp and move just like when im tripping

I havent tripped in a long time...
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My first monitor none of them blink and all look "normal." My second monitor is a 22" 720p TV and 1 and 3 are blinking, 2a/b and 4a/b both look weird. 5, for whatever reason, hurts my eyes even though it's not blinking. My laptop doesn't have any blinking, but 7b looks slightly off. idk

Does this mean I'm good?
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>>53957146
4a and 2a slightly
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None because CRT
On the 1366x768 TN panel on my T420 none either
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>>53957146
none, rocking a crossover 2795qhd

4a on a shitty acer p221w from like 2007
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>>53957146
4b what does it all mean OP
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>>53957146
all of them
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>>53960658
wait no 4b and slightly 7a
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On this page, directly from that image in the OP, the flicker I notice on 7b.

If I go to the Lagom webpage itself and view the exact same image (it should be the same) then the flicker is noticed with 1, 3, 5 (barely), and 7a.

Weird. Been wanting to get my display calibrated properly with an actual pro tool at some point. Using the calibration stuff in OSX to do it doesn't seem to make as much difference as I'd hope. And yes I have Firefox set to v4 rendering so it's 'accurate' at least based on other testing.

Gamma on this seems to be a bit off as well.
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>>53957742
heil
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>>53957146
All of the top 6 on my second monitor
Is that bad?

On primary monitor 4b
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4a
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>>53958443
what is this supposed to be?
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None of them.

X220 IPS panel.
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>>53957276
>Also what makes them flicker?
Overdrive on monitors because a lot of TN panels only have 255k color support and it rapidly switches to create 16M colors.
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>>53960831
candy corn flowers

but you knew that already
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>>53960857
If you say so anon
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>>53957868
I wish laptop manufacturers would offer Eizo panels as an option.
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>>53957742
fucks with my eyes after closing it.
>>53957998
Random boxes
>>53958420
they all move as i move my eyes around
>>53958443
read above

when did this go from a poorfag monitor test to optical illusions?
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>>53957146
4b, 7a and 7b
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>>53960869
>fucks with my eyes after closing it.
that's not one word anon

>>53958443
>they all move as i move my eyes around
they're not moving for me anon
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>>53960869
Well, in a way "poorfag monitors" have built-in optical illusions.

It's a feature. :D
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>>53958634
This makes me want ketamine.
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>>53957146
2b, 4a, and 4b are blinking for me
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>>53957597
counterclockwise
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>>53957742
waves
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>>53957146
Dell 1905FP, nothing.
Is this just an IPS thing? This thing is old enough to have a 3 digit contrast ratio
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>>53957597
>>53958873
PROTIP: blink at different rates to change direction
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>>53957742
etchy
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>>53957146
None, some crappy chink laptop.
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>>53961095
>etchy
>>>/e/
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4A/4B depending on where it is

>>53957285
>The a/b variants are the same, except that they depend on the position of your browser window

So I moved the image across my entire screen and did notice certain places where it alternates.

Oddly it's not even consistent. On the left side of my screen it's almost all 4A, but on the right, it's 4A/4B/4A/4B/4A starting from the top
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>>53959188
SHIEEEEEEEET
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>>53961181
<3

>you are now vibrating, manually
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>>53961181
Why would you do this to my eyes
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None CRT Master Race
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>>53959635
Maybe once adaptive sync is available for the non-garbage 16:10 master race in IPS, sure
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>>53959488
Oh well, and here I was, thinking I was supposed to look at my screen with my anus...
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2a/2b flicker on my shitty AOC but I've got a nice Asus that looks fine.

>>53961181
Except that. That flickers like a WWII bunker.
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None amoled here
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>>53959418
>>53959526
>>53959675
>>53959701
I really like this things. Thanks man.
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>>53959635
>Having a monitor that goes down to 60hz
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>>53957146
1 is greenish but none blink
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>>53957146
none, some shitty 1080p Dell monitor
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>>53961796
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#1 flickers very noticeably and #3 is a little better but still flickers

2011 macbook pro
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>>53957146
4a and 2a a little
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>>53957146
None because I buy good monitors.
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>>53961322
You think that's bad?
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>>53962894
ow fuck my eyes
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>>53959418
why is this one backwards?
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>>53962429
looks like... a rover on mars?
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>>53959314
>>53959323
It looks white and gold on shitty phone displays, that's where it comes from.

If you only use computer monitors you wouldn't get it.
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>>53957742
PAIN
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>>53957742
>>53957998
>>53962894
Fun fact: The reason these are so painful to look at is because it's basically like figuratively microwaving your eyes. Change requires energy, energy dissipates heat.

Your eye can't handle the frequencies.
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Chinkpad T430 and none of them are flashing.
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Even my shitty T420 display doesn't blink on any of them
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>>53960853
The only explanation in this thread is completely wrong bullshit.

The reason why it flickers is because pixels on TFT displays are driven by a rectangular voltage (meaning the voltage is rapidly changing from, say, 1mV to -1mV and back). It shouldn't make a visible difference whether a pixel has the voltage 1mV or -1mV, but usually it does a little. To make this less noticeable, displays are arranged in a way that two pixels with the same polarity are never next to each other, so that the effects cancel each other out visually.

For example, pattern three is a checkerboard pattern of magenta and green. If you look at the subpixels you have
[1 0 1] [0 1 0] [1 0 1]
[0 1 0] [1 0 1][0 1 0]
...

So it's really just every second subpixel that's "on". In many cases you have exactly all subpixels with the same polarity on, but different arrangements are possible,usually with alternating subpixels, so the most common ones should be 3, 4a, 4b, 7a, 7b.
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>>53960853
That's not called overdrive, it's called dithering (also known as FRC / frame rate control).
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>>53957742
Uncomfortable
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>>53957146
2b
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>>53957146
None, because HP Elitebook master race.
>>
>>53957166
same, 7b blinky
>>
Nothing is blinking, VG248 ASUS here.
>>53957597
Its not an illusion, it actually changes direction.
>>
>>53957146
5, 6a, 6b

of those 6b the most and 5 the least
>>
Mostly 4a and 2a, conditionally 2b and 4b
>>
>>53963545
>it actually changes direction
no.

http://www.gifexploder.com/exploderesults.aspx?fn=goes_both_ways.gif
>>
>>53957146
none lol
lenovo y50
>>
>>53957146
None. Surface Pro 4

>>53957597
I can change it by blinking fast or waving my hand over it.

>>53957742
Lines

>>53957998
Ouch

>>53958420
All the ones I'm not looking at.

>>53958613
At first only pink green and blue.

>>53959188
Wow

This thread reminds me of eye doctor offices.
>>
>>53957146
None
Zenfone 2 and my pc both have IPS displays that aren't trash.
>>
none of them

sent from my mac :^)
>>
2a and 4a on my side monitors, none on my main.
>>
>>53957146
none of them
what is wrong with your monitor
>>
>>53958561
almost missed my meds today, thanks doc
>>
>>53957146
1 and 3 but 3 flickers more rapidly then 1
i have no idea what this mean, im using an old samsun tv as a monitor
>>
>>53957175
As for me. Maybe 1 is slightly fuzzy if I stare very hard at it.

Lenovo 2452p eIPS. Not even fancy.
>>
>>53957234
I had to save it and open it in a photo viewer before I got any effect. I get some very faint flickering across 2a and 2b, but nothing I could call blinking.
>>
>>53963956
OP here
I meant flickering when I wrote blinking
sorry for confusion
>>
>>53957597
It ain't spinning. It's like it's turning it's paws left, then right, then left, then right, over and over.
>>
>cheap jew monitor tricks

B
A
S
E
D

A
M
O
L
E
D
>>
>>53957166
same
ASUS ROG G751 1080p panel
>>
>>53957146
None.

I'm on a Lumia 630 though...
>>
>>53957146
all of them
>>
Doesn't affect my iPhone 6s nor my Xperia Z3v.
>>
4b
>>
>>53957146
3 only
>>
>>53957146
4a
>>
>>53961700
dumb nigger pls go
>>
>>53957178
this too
>>
Wait, is this test to determine if they flicker whilst nothing is happening? Because I scrolled up and down and all of them flickered a lot, this is despite using a Dell Ultrasharp IPS.
>>
4a and to a lesser extent 2a on my shitty monitor

none on my two good monitors
>>
>>53957742
eyecancer
>>
4b, senpai.

Benq BL3201PT.
>>
I have 2 monitors, on my IPS it's 7b, on my LED it's 2b and 4b
>>
>>53957146
4b
>>
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>>53965379
>on my IPS it's 7b, on my LED it's 2b and 4b
>>
>>53957146

None of them.
15" Macbook Pro with Retina display 2013.
>>
literally all of them
Crappy laptop screen
>>
>>53957742
migrane
>>
Galaxy Tab 3

Horizontal 2b, 4b, 7a

Vertical 2b
>>
>>53957146
sometimes it's 4a sometimes 4b depending on the vertical position of the picture.
7b on my second monitor.
>>
7a
What does this mean?
>>
>>53960206
same, shitty cheap x205 and it's fine, 4 flickers on my 2515h though.
>>
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>>53957146
None of them blink for me.
samsung 2233RZ @ 120Hz
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>>53957146
someone needs to make an animated .gif version of this
>>
>>53959045
this is fake. A and B are clearly different
>>
>>53957146
7b when expanded, 7a in new tab
korean qnix 1440p IPS panel here
>>
>>53957146
holy shit
>>
I have two identical 2560x1440 AH-IPS Asus monitors, both have no issues on any of them.
>>
>>53958634
who is that
>>
>>53961181
Doesn't flicker or anything on mine, if I move it though it flickers. As a static image though, nothing.
>>
>>53957146
4b blinks but only if my eyes don't look directly at it

Are my eyes fucked?
>>
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>>53959188
holy fug
>>
>>53966278
no
this is normal
its just like looking next to a CRT monitor @60hz and you instantly notice the flicker but not always when looking directly at the screen
>>
My IPS monitors are specifically Flicker-free certified, and I can confirm none of the boxes flicker.
>>
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>>53959188
>>
>>53957350
Nothing.

BenQ XL2411Z @ 144hz
>>
>>53957146

none of them blink
>>
old cheepo acer TN - no blink
>>
>>53966377
OP here
tested it on BenQ XL2411Z without any flicker @144hz and on BenQ RL2455HM @60hz with 4a 4b flicker
>>
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>>53957146
None, but I think my GPU is dying...
>>
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Which one flickers /g/?
>>
>>53959368
Fuck dis true
I secretly love traps. Does it make me latent homo?
>>
>>53957146
None of them
X205TA, literally cheapest windows laptop on the market
>>
>>53966614
I think your a honky
>>
>>53957146
4b is blinking
>>
>>53957146
All of them
>>
>>53957146
none at all on one monitor
on the other monitor 2a when firefox is maximized
2b when in a smaller window
that makes no sense but that's what it does
>>
>>53962429
This is what its like to drop acid
>>
>>53957146
t420 no blink
>>
>>53957146
4a is the only one blinking.
>>
>>53957597
Once I stared at one of these things for 10 minutes straight before I finally managed to make it change direction.
>>
>>53957146
On my shitty monitor 2a+4a or 2b+4b depending on screen position. On my good monitor, none of them.
>>
4a or 4b depending on position on i2352Vh
none on S23A700
>>
>>53957597
It turns 90 degrees anti clockwise, changes direction, turns 180 degrees clockwise and then changes direction again, etc
>>
>>53957146
None
>>
>>53957146
4b and 2b id i dont look at it directly.
>>
>>53962923
Nope. It varies from person to person, not monitor to monitor. I see white and gold on all monitors. It's due to variations in the way that you subconsciously compensate for the color of the ambient light when you decide what color something is.
>>
Dell U2713HM 4a blinking but 4b has this small thing going on. Kind of like when older cameras would record CRT's or TVs.
>>
>>53957146
None, I'm using a phone. :^)
>>
>>53967834
Okay, I forgot to consider people with mental retardation.
>>
>>53959820
Fucking kek
>>
>>53957742
Cataracts.
>>
>>53959820
'op is a fag' lel
>>
>>53957146
4b, because my screen is a 10-year-old P-MVA 1920x1200 BenQ, and slightly overvolts to get the refresh rate down.

>>53957868
I see you got a more expensive, slightly later one than me. Pretty based.
>>
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>>53963400
More?
>>
>>53961181
Only flickers when I move my eyes.
>>
>>53957146
none of them
>>
>>53957146
None. BenQ 144hz.
>>
>>53962987
this.
you can bypass it by giving your eyes a slight OC and then cooling them with a Hyper 212 evo.
>>
>>53970006
how do your OC your eyes?
I want a higher than 24hz refresh rate in my eyes
can I overclock it to at least 60?
>>
>>53970057
1-2 drops of lithium into the eyes should do the trick.
watch out for the burns anon!
>>
>>53958613
Dar filename tough
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