You don't need 100Hz for gaming as 85 or 75 will be flicker-free. Have you had this monitor run at 100Hz before? I wouldn't be surprised if a refresh rate that high has been dropped in Windows 7 given that CRTs are old hat and TFTs don't go that high.
anything over 75 is more than you can see. i do recommend setting to the highest you have available as it helps reduce eyestrain, but that is a long term effect not one that you can perceive at any point
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WIn 7 supports rates over 100hz. I have a 120hz Samsung 2233 lcd panel and 3D glasses...... Your ati drivers might not support higher refresh rates since they don't have 3D support.
Only nvidia has that right now with a driver addin.
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would you be so kind as to explain why CRT's use 30fps? ? ?
ATI has supported 120 for a long time I had a old crt running at 120 for several years using ati, sadly i dropped that monitor one day and it turns out crt's don't work with a big crack in the screen.
would you be so kind as to explain why CRT's use 30fps? ? ?
I'd wager he's referring to NTSC, but even that paints 60 fields per second (odd, then even scan lines) so that one complete frame is drawn in 1/30 of a second.
All computer monitors for the last couple of decades have used progressive scanning which has nothing to do with the NTSC standard.