I’m cautious and aware of the burn-in risk. So if I have something opened for too long that might burn in, I do a switch.
But in the end it shouldn’t be too sensitive. For example the MSI I have has:
Pixel Shift
The image is imperceptibly shifted by a few pixels in different directions at regular intervals. This prevents a sharp edge (such as a crosshair or UI bar) from permanently straining the same pixels.
Panel Protect
Pixel Refresh: After about 4 hours of use, the monitor prompts you to take a short break (approx. 5–10 minutes). This equalizes the pixel voltages.
Panel refresh: A more thorough cycle that is performed after a longer period of operation (usually 1500+ hours) to homogenize the brightness.
Static object detection (intelligent dimming)
Certain static content that remains permanently, e.g., Excel windows, is dimmed, for example, when working from home.
I’m cautious and aware of the burn-in risk. So if I have something opened for too long that might burn in, I do a switch. But in the end it shouldn’t be too sensitive. For example the MSI I have has:
The image is imperceptibly shifted by a few pixels in different directions at regular intervals. This prevents a sharp edge (such as a crosshair or UI bar) from permanently straining the same pixels.
Pixel Refresh: After about 4 hours of use, the monitor prompts you to take a short break (approx. 5–10 minutes). This equalizes the pixel voltages.
Panel refresh: A more thorough cycle that is performed after a longer period of operation (usually 1500+ hours) to homogenize the brightness.
Certain static content that remains permanently, e.g., Excel windows, is dimmed, for example, when working from home.