Sick no more! Thanks guys!

MrBond

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I've had my 19" Envision for about three weeks now, but due to me finishing up the semester in college, it mostly sat at home un-attached to my desktop PC. I've been using it a lot latly, and I'm noticing a lot of motion-sickness type nausea right now. I'm running it at 1280x1024 at 60hz, should I try other refresh rates? I'm fairly sure that's it, as I had it hooked up to the monitor - out port on my laptop for a week or so , as well as my mandrake linux box, never had a problem with it then (or course, it was at 1024x768 then too). I'd like to keep this higer resolution, but I'm not opposed to switching if I can use the PC w/o feeling sick. I just switched it to 72 hZ it seems a little better but its not perfect. Anyone else with this monitor at this resolution who can offer a suggestion?

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Going to 85hz refresh rate solved it. Thanks guys!
 

Eagle17

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I have the same problem with a 17 inch compaq monitor when I play MAME32 games. I am sure it is due to the refresh. I run everything else at 85hz and I have no problems..
 

Compellor

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If you can try to run the refresh rate at 85 Hz or at best 75 Hz. For gaming you may need to get Nvreffix because there's a bug in NVIDIA's drivers under Win2k/WinXP that defaults everything to 60 Hz.
 

anime

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75hz is the bare minimum if you dont want to strain your eyes.
85hz is the ideal
85hz+ if you can get it--the better!
 

The_Lurker

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<< 75hz is the bare minimum if you dont want to strain your eyes.
85hz is the ideal
85hz+ if you can get it--the better!
>>



One thing i notice w/ 85hz+ is sometimes with lower end monitors, the quality fo the image drops! For my AOC 17 incher (AOC is a branch of Envision btw) i notice that anything above 75hz lowers the image quality. At 100hz, it's substantially lower. Just a thought.