screen gets blurry on 75Hz refresh rate ( while my monitor supports it )

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Hey guys . my Monitor is LG Flatron W1943SS-PF

it mentioned few places that its native resolution is 1366 x 768 & has 75hz refresh rate

but when i try to change my resolution it says my Native resolution is 1360x768 ( 60hz )

some times i can see a wide range of resolutions . i tried making Custom Resolution in Nvidia Control panel . but when i switch to 75Hz screen gets blurry a bit & same happens when i go with 1366 x 768 resolution

OK why this is happening ? it suppose to work at 75hz even smoother & sharper ( NOT BLUR )
 
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If you are that concerned with being able to max it out, you could always turn down a 1080p monitors resolution to something that performs to your standards, and then you would benefit from 1080p res while browsing, watching videos, etc.

I don't understand why you wouldn't want 1080p though... Even if you have to turn down some settings, the added pixels from the resolution will give a much better experience.
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theres no 1366x768 in standard range ( it some times appear in resolution options ) & when i switch to it . a part of screen gets little blury . anyway i stayed at 1360x768 & i made custom res in NVIDIA & all i did was adding 75hz now everything is working fine

no blury screen at all . strange thing is that my display should support 1366x768 ( 75hz ) as native res but it doesnt . does that mean that my display is Chinese Copy :| or something ?
 
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oh no . donno why many keep saying to get 1080p monitor . its hard to maxout games on 1080p . even SLI systems have trouble running games ( maxedout ) at 60 fps constantly ( im talkin about Metro LL & crysis & ... )


isnt 144x900 or 1600x1200 enough ?

quality without performance sucks . i think 144x900 quality LED monitor + DVI cable is great choice . what do you think ?

 
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If you are that concerned with being able to max it out, you could always turn down a 1080p monitors resolution to something that performs to your standards, and then you would benefit from 1080p res while browsing, watching videos, etc.

I don't understand why you wouldn't want 1080p though... Even if you have to turn down some settings, the added pixels from the resolution will give a much better experience.
 
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ya i know but turning down resolution will make the game kinda blurry ( have you tried turning down your res in a game ? & have you seen how the screen lose its sharpness ? )

but ya its GREAT for other stuff but gaming . even the gaming it self would be perfect if i could get a good performance too . anyway ill consider that too

thanks alott for ALL answers guys ;)
 
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