You're locked into racing mode if you want to limit eye strain

You cannot use RGB mode or any other mode in conjunction with the eye strain/limit blue settings.

I get eye strains easily, and currently no headache so far with this monitor

Change the mode and you loose your eye strain settings

Definitely one of the most beneficial aspect of this monitor is the flicker free feature which reduces eye strain.

The limit the blue for eye strain only works on ONE mode

It has greatly reduced my eye strain in a very short period

I've only had it a week, but I had been having a lot of trouble with eye strain and dizziness and was becoming very sensitive to flicker and glare

Excellent quality, quick refresh and doesn't cause eye strain.

After following a few guides and tweaking my color and gamma settings, everything looks much, much better, and my eye strain due to the brightness was reduced greatly

The colors as vivid, clear, and sharp as I'd expect (though nothing really special),

The reflective plastic that the stand is made of is easy to scratch and annoying as it takes up space but can't be used to place things on

Very confused as to why reviews advise me to buy a dvi cord because it came with one

Would definitely recommend as it is fairly cheaper for a 144hz, 24 inch monitor, but still offers the same quality, if you can get the framerate for it.

After that, I played lots of competitive matches and worked to improve as much as I could

And even after extensive color calibration it won't look nearly as good as even a low-end IPS

It has a good I/O, and the colors are pretty good too.