PWM Sensitivity & GLE 400d (2020) – Screen Brightness Issue
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man, "finally" someone, who feels the same problem as me.
My eyes dont hurt as much, but they are red and bloody as hell after few hours of driving, thats for sure. I knew it was the screen.
Its a bad time nowadays to be honest, you either look at computer, smartphone, or car display. All of them are killing your eyes, unless you have DC dimming instead of PWM.
My eyes dont hurt as much, but they are red and bloody as hell after few hours of driving, thats for sure. I knew it was the screen.
Its a bad time nowadays to be honest, you either look at computer, smartphone, or car display. All of them are killing your eyes, unless you have DC dimming instead of PWM.
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man, "finally" someone, who feels the same problem as me.
My eyes dont hurt as much, but they are red and bloody as hell after few hours of driving, thats for sure. I knew it was the screen.
Its a bad time nowadays to be honest, you either look at computer, smartphone, or car display. All of them are killing your eyes, unless you have DC dimming instead of PWM.
My eyes dont hurt as much, but they are red and bloody as hell after few hours of driving, thats for sure. I knew it was the screen.
Its a bad time nowadays to be honest, you either look at computer, smartphone, or car display. All of them are killing your eyes, unless you have DC dimming instead of PWM.
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It was this thread: https://mbworld.org/forums/gle-class...ml#post9125622
