Q. I have a 28" LCD monitor for my PC, and some games I play get a little blurry when the background turns. Could this be due to refresh rate?
What is the best refresh rate available, for a top of the line LCD?
What is the best refresh rate available, for a top of the line LCD?
A. EVERY LCD monitor has a default (recommended) resolution
and refresh rate. Anything else makes it work harder and
internally re-size/convert things. (Often with blurry results.)
Either look up the settings for your monitor model, or
see if any of the settings offer to return it to defaults.
Do this while using it in the mode you will use the most.
(Like while the game software is active.)
and refresh rate. Anything else makes it work harder and
internally re-size/convert things. (Often with blurry results.)
Either look up the settings for your monitor model, or
see if any of the settings offer to return it to defaults.
Do this while using it in the mode you will use the most.
(Like while the game software is active.)
Why are PC LCD Monitor frequency/refresh rates so far behind the 120/240/320 frequencies offered for HDTV?
Q. In CRT days, the monitors were always way ahead of TV's, but now looking into a new PC Monitor, the standard for LCD still seems to be 60Hz, why is it taking so long for the PC LCD Market to catch up to the latest 120+ Hz frequencies that the latest LCD HDTV's offer?
A. For starters, LCD monitors are far more complicated than a TV that only has to display one resolution. Additionally, TVs are in an entirely different price bracket than most LCD monitors. 120Hz LCD monitors exist though.
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