12-25-2006, 07:30 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-25-2006, 06:22 PM by Rhydderch Hael.)
As to refresh rate, LCDs are locked in at 60 Hz. Deviating from that setting may damage the monitor.
Thing is, there's no 'flicker' at all with an LCD as you perceive with a CRT, even at 60 Hz.
I don't know what the picture quality will be when your graphics output is projected below the native resolution, but it's a fair guess that it'd be better than try to attain an adapter resolution above what the monitor can do, so at least you're on the right side of the see-saw.
Thing is, there's no 'flicker' at all with an LCD as you perceive with a CRT, even at 60 Hz.
I don't know what the picture quality will be when your graphics output is projected below the native resolution, but it's a fair guess that it'd be better than try to attain an adapter resolution above what the monitor can do, so at least you're on the right side of the see-saw.
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