11.02.2010, 11:56
[quote=Razzor ]
59.94Hz - 60 Hz 0.06Hz is not a big difference.....
Anyway try by checking your gpu driver settings
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Well than you are too lazy to input the meaning. Its basically saying that you can't/ But I had my old laptop running on 200Hz and it was 7 years older than my current laptop.
59.94Hz - 60 Hz 0.06Hz is not a big difference.....
Anyway try by checking your gpu driver settings
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Originally Posted by Microsoft
Both 59Hz and 60Hz are translated to 59.94Hz before these values are sent to the driver. Therefore, the display is identical at 59Hz and 60Hz.
_______________________________________ Steps to reproduce the problem Right-click the windows desktop, and then click Personalize. Click Display. Click Change display settings. Click Advanced settings. Click the Monitor tab and change Screen refresh rate from 59 Hertz to 60 Hertz. Click Ok. Return to Advanced settings. The Monitor tab still shows 59 Hertz. |
Well than you are too lazy to input the meaning. Its basically saying that you can't/ But I had my old laptop running on 200Hz and it was 7 years older than my current laptop.