After pilfering through the disorder, breaking necks, and all the things that happen when you go to the store, underground of your appartment... I found the damn monitor box finally, which is at my grandparents' house, and finally found its capabilities which I desperatly needed to know for my purchase of the Asus GF ti200 DLX, for the 3d Glasses. My question is to know the following:
-Upon reading the box, it says Horizontal Frequency, and Vertical Freq, the VF says it's around 70-120hz. Is the Vertical one the freq we use to determine monitor frequency?
-The other thing is, the max it goes is 1280*1024, but how do I know the max freq at resolutions like 1024*768? I need that res to play well, and I gotta know if the 120hz max is appliable on all res, as it doesn't specify which.
-Also if 120hz is the max, does it mean it's ok to put it at 120? Or is it a bit risky?
-Another thing too, is that the 3d Glasses need to check the monitor's capabilities to work at a decent frequency, unless I disable that check, but how would they detect it, if the monitor does not have a driver for it, and is put as "Plug and Play" monitor? Would it still look inside the monitor speccs and test it without probs?
I appreciate the help guys, this is the last thing I need, to finally know if I can experience the stereo mode like it should, without blowing my monitor or buying a new one!
Btw the brand is a Vision Lab GM710, which I looked EVERYWHERE on the net, even the company site, and it doesn't show, plus the FCC code and nothing, so I am stuck with generic PNP drivers by Windows, so I can't specify frequency.
-Upon reading the box, it says Horizontal Frequency, and Vertical Freq, the VF says it's around 70-120hz. Is the Vertical one the freq we use to determine monitor frequency?
-The other thing is, the max it goes is 1280*1024, but how do I know the max freq at resolutions like 1024*768? I need that res to play well, and I gotta know if the 120hz max is appliable on all res, as it doesn't specify which.
-Also if 120hz is the max, does it mean it's ok to put it at 120? Or is it a bit risky?
-Another thing too, is that the 3d Glasses need to check the monitor's capabilities to work at a decent frequency, unless I disable that check, but how would they detect it, if the monitor does not have a driver for it, and is put as "Plug and Play" monitor? Would it still look inside the monitor speccs and test it without probs?
I appreciate the help guys, this is the last thing I need, to finally know if I can experience the stereo mode like it should, without blowing my monitor or buying a new one!
Btw the brand is a Vision Lab GM710, which I looked EVERYWHERE on the net, even the company site, and it doesn't show, plus the FCC code and nothing, so I am stuck with generic PNP drivers by Windows, so I can't specify frequency.