How can a higher display be faster refresh rate?. I have a Viewsonic A90f+ Monitor. And I was looking at the display sizes. 1280x1024 & 75mhz (currently at) 1360x768 @ 100mhz 1600x900 @ 85mhz 1600x1024 @ 75.2mhz 1600x1200 & 60mhz All the above refresh...

out of range" display because of that alone). I just wanted to make sure that I will be able to display the faster Refresh rates on my display... the other thing that bothers me is the fact that I have looked and can't find a res &refresh table on my monitor....

Princeton Graphics was the only US manufacturer to produce TVs which displayed native 720p.] Obviously, Europe should have a higher refresh rate than 50hz for HDTV, though future sets obviously will need to accommodate legacy 50hz sources. C....

The higher the refresh rate, the steadier the image. Slow vertical refresh rates are the main cause if vision related problems reported by display users. Studies have shown that most people cannot perceive flicker at vertical refresh rates of 85Hz or more....

requirement as you will do fine with yours Be very careful about trying to set your CRT display to resolutions/refresh rates higher than it can support, you can damage it. Theres nothing wrong with playing at 1280x1024 unless YOU just feel you want to upsize...

an lcd works. There is no refresh rate as far as the image is concerned. That quote you provided is complete and utter bollocks. *sigh*, I just got done with a debate just like this over at guru3d. The refresh rate for an LCD refers to how many times...

florescent lights, and won't see the flicker in a CTR at 60Hz refresh rate. For flat panel LCD monitors, this is 16.7mS response time. Remember that when you increase refresh rate (72 vs 60) and/or image matrix (1280 vs 1024), you decrease FPS. The goal...

media center PC's becoming more and more common?), which ones have the faster refresh rates (and what that means in terms of fps -- does a 120fps game actually have all 120 frames displayed, what exactly are these 120hz sets doing with the interpolation of...

time, not refresh rate. Although there are some complexities, the basic equation is simple. You need a monitor that can respond as fast or faster than the refresh rate you're shoving at it. The complexities come when you consider that human eyes can't always...