image<< I think that 60hz refers to the drawn image only. There are actually 120 "images" if you count the blanking. The convention, I think, refers only to the "on" cycles. This is how it is used when one talks about a light bulb at 60hz. It could be...

Am in Correct? I am currently using 3 19" CRT monitor all running at 60hz and I am not bothered in the slightest by flickering and I use these 8 hours a day @ work, 5 days a week. gm0n3y, consider yourself lucky about not having problems at 60Hz. I have...

60hz is more likely to be the max. In all likelihood, the monitor will come with a single-link cable, and won't be able to run at higher than 60Hz at 1920x1200 anyways. Image quality is unlikely to change between cables, and it's probably not worth the money...

need to get Powerstrip if you don't already have it. Before I was running at 60hz, but when Powerstrip forced it to run at 85hz, it was much smoother. XP has a problem in that no matter if your desktop is set higher than 60hz, games will always be forced...

Running 17" LCD higher than 60hz. Hi, First post to this forum, I just bought a Samsung 171N 17" for a new box I put together.. So far, I'm quite happy with it, yes, even for gaming.. I find, for what its worth, the shadowing isn't that bad, certainly...

at that refresh rate?? I connected my HTPC to the TV via HDMI and it picked it up at 1080p, but at 60hz. Can i raise this higher?? 60hz is the highest in NVIDIA CP. I read on the net differnt posts which are similar to this subject and they say that...

the choice of running at a lower resolution of 1680x1050 and set at higher refresh rate of greater than 60hz. On a older LCD TV, max is 60hz regardless of resolution. Running fast motion, a 60hz refresh rate is noticeable. That why newer big LCD TV are...

let me force a refresh rate higher then 60hz. I really need a 100hz as I'm using a CRT, and I need 100hz for gaming. Any help me greatly appreciated You don't need 100Hz for gaming as 85 or 75 will be flicker-free. Have you had this monitor run at 100Hz...

1 tv later, I have yet to see one that goes over 60hz/fps. Can someone direct me to an LCD monitor that has a 85hz/FPS max or higher equivilency when compared to a CRT? Thanks, If you really need a lcd higher than 60hz I think you're out of luck...

affect LCD's. if you are still on CRT's, why? im still on a crt its a 19" dell flat screen. it was free so what the heck. What model is the Dell monitor? A 19" flatscreen should support much higher than 60hz refresh rate. It should support at least up to...