On some computer monitors, there are 8bit and 10bit parameters. What do they mean? Let's first understand what is bit.

       Bit represents the basic unit in the computer binary, and the binary information is composed of 0 and 1, the same applies to the display. If the display parameter is 1 bit, it means that the pixel of the display can only recognize 1 bit information, then the information that this pixel can display is "1" or "0", then this pixel can display 2 (2^1) The color; if it is a 2bit display, the pixel of the display can only recognize 1 bit of information, then this pixel can display information of "00", "01", "10" and "11", then this pixel can be Display 4 (2^2) colors; and so on, if the monitor is 8bit panel will display 2^8=256 colors, but each pixel is composed of RGB colors, so 8bit will eventually show 256× 256×256=16777216 colors.

       To put it simply, 8 bits or 10 bits in the computer monitor parameters indicate the depth of the screen. The higher the bit, the more colors the monitor can have.

       Obviously, the 10bi display can display more colors than the 8-bit display, and its colors are richer and more detailed. However, the 10bi display is very expensive and is a professional-grade display. It is difficult for ordinary users to afford it, and it is now on the Internet. There are many 10bit-encoded resources, such as video, pictures, etc. If you are using 8-bit or lower display devices, you cannot enjoy the best results. Therefore, if the budget is sufficient, it is recommended to buy. 10bit computer monitor.