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120Hz LCD
#269781 - 11/28/11 07:27 PM
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This may be a dumb question, but with a 120Hz LCD/LED monitor, do you actually set the refresh rate in Windows to 120Hz? In other words, would this avoid the sync problems with MAME when running non-60Hz games? I mostly run MAME on my CRTs, but I was playing around with HLSL on my 23" LCD and it does look pretty sweet, especially with bezel artwork filling the sides of the widescreen. If I can avoid the glitching in non-60Hz games, I could almost be convinced to drop the CRTs altogether.
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Re: 120Hz LCD
[Re: DMala]
#269858 - 11/29/11 04:27 PM
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> This may be a dumb question, but with a 120Hz LCD/LED monitor, do you actually set
> the refresh rate in Windows to 120Hz?
My understanding is that those monitors/televisions simply double-scan the 60 Hz image. I'm not sure if video cards are capable of scanning out at 120 Hz 
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Re: 120Hz LCD
[Re: DMala]
#270219 - 12/04/11 07:42 PM
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My Tv is 120hz and my HTPC is connected to it and I can't set higher than 75hz in windows settings...... I guess you need an 120hz video card? uhmmm.... I'm cluless about it.
My movies play in 120hz but it doesn't seems to affect videogames...
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