process I'd recommend to finding your monitor position the first step is to position yourself in your ready position where your body arms and hands are set up to the mouse and keyboard as if you were ready to go live in a match some players may have a very neutral setup which means their monitor is straight in front of them while others may have some rotation in their body and chest which requires an angled monitor position with this in mind load your game of choice in warmup mode and let's do some distance checking now because we all have our differences we're nearsightedness to farsightedness to normal I think the easiest way to experiment with your eyesight is to simply move your eyes or the monitor closer or farther away as you're experimenting with different distances try to find one that provides a clear view of the crosshair and player models in addition to a distance you can quickly flick your eyes at the edges of the screen and back to your crosshair I mentioned earlier about the research on elasticity so if you're older in age you may need a further monitor distance while younger and nearsighted gamers can get away with the super-close monitor position the goal is to find that perfect field of vision or cone that allows you to see all those pixel details in your crosshair and the player models as well as allowing you to see all the information clearly on all edges and size of the screen in terms of monitor height choose a height that doesn't compromise your neck and posture for example your monitor is too high it might induce an S posture while tuliver monitor might induce a hunchback the experts recommend a monitor height that allows you to sit with good posture with your eyes around the same level as the top of your monitor as for the tilt how much you can tilt the monitor depends on the panel technology in your monitor for example although Tien monitor panels have the fastest response time the colors look terrible when tilted more than NUMBER_TOKEN or NUMBER_TOKEN degrees whereas IPS panels maintain their colors when tilted but have slower response time well that does it for the video hopefully it was helpful in some way there was give it a thumbs up and subscribe to stay up to date
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