There are some factors affecting the quality of the computer
monitors. In here, we will be discussing four of them. They are,
1. Resolution
2. Size
3. Refresh
rate
4. Power
consumption
Resolution
The resolution of the monitor refers to
the number of pixels that can be displayed in the monitor. Higher the number of
pixels displayed, higher the resolution of the monitor. More number of pixels
results in a very clear image, and the image will not be blurred once it is
magnified. So, we can say that the image quality is high in a monitor with
higher resolution. Therefore, it is a factor that indicates the quality of a
monitor.
Size
The size of the monitor is another factor which
affects the quality of the images displayed. When the monitor size is high, the
image is displayed in a larger area, so that it is clearly visible for even
some distance away. But, here the resolution should increase with the size as
well. Otherwise, it can affect the picture quality.
Refresh Rate
The refresh rate of a monitor is the number of
times in a second that it draws the data from the source. Refresh rate is
measured by Hertz. Increasing the refresh rate decreases the flickering of the
monitor, thereby reducing the eye strain of the user. So, higher the refresh
rate, higher the user – friendliness of the monitor. But, we should keep on
mind that not to increase the refresh rate beyond the highest value provided by
the monitor, since it can damage the monitor. However, the refresh rate is an
important factor which determines the quality of a monitor.
Power Consumption
Power consumption is a very important
aspect which affects the quality of a monitor. Though the monitor is performing
well, if it consumes lot of power, then that monitor is not good to be used.
Therefore we should always go for a monitor with maximum power saving options,
thus consuming lesser amount of power. Otherwise, it can affect the increment
in the electricity bill as well. So, what we can see is that power consumption
is an aspect that we must consider when buying a monitor.
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