- Apr 20, 2002
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Well, I bought my first LCD. It's a 17" Realsync I purchased from PC Club. I mainly got it because my best friend recommended it. Anyway, I bring it home, it's great and everything, but I can't do 85hz @ 1024x768. The highest vertical frequency it's capable is 75hz. So crap! I'm used to playing games at 85. Anyway, my same friend (who is an experienced and avid guru and gamer) told me that he runs his games at 60hz. I was thinking that's crazy until he said that the quality of the graphics card makes more of the difference (vs. vertical Hz), in his opinion.
So I'm just curious as to what everyone elses opinion is. My mom's ViewSonic VX715 can do 85hz and it's a really nice LCD and I'm thinking about swapping them out. On the other hand, I do need a new graphics card (mine is really old. GeForce 2 Ultra. Yes... 2, not 3). So would a better graphics card really make a difference in games even though it will have a vsync of 75hz?
Thanks for the input!
- Dave
So I'm just curious as to what everyone elses opinion is. My mom's ViewSonic VX715 can do 85hz and it's a really nice LCD and I'm thinking about swapping them out. On the other hand, I do need a new graphics card (mine is really old. GeForce 2 Ultra. Yes... 2, not 3). So would a better graphics card really make a difference in games even though it will have a vsync of 75hz?
Thanks for the input!
- Dave