Yes, we all know about the 60Hz problem, and how SP1 helps a lil in resolving it. (Course only works with Direct X games)
What I want to know is.. Basically the only online PC game I play (and not too often) is MOHAA. Which is an open gl game.. So that should mean I am really playing the game at 60Hz.
My question is though, how does one ever know what the refresh rate is, while you are playing a game?
I run XP Pro SP1 and my desktop is set to 100HZ.. also, whats the best or most popular refresh fixer? (I have but not installed ReForce.)
Thanks.
What I want to know is.. Basically the only online PC game I play (and not too often) is MOHAA. Which is an open gl game.. So that should mean I am really playing the game at 60Hz.
My question is though, how does one ever know what the refresh rate is, while you are playing a game?
I run XP Pro SP1 and my desktop is set to 100HZ.. also, whats the best or most popular refresh fixer? (I have but not installed ReForce.)
Thanks.
