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Force Higher Refresh Rate -
11-27-2010, 14:37
| posts: 992 | Location: Tiny Town in USA
I have a new 1080p HDTV. The maximum reported refresh rate possible by the EDID is 75 Hz, but the native resolution at 1080p is set at 60 Hz. The highest resolution I can pick at 75 Hz is only 1024x768 for some reason. Is there a way to force this higher to the TV's maximum of 75 Hz?
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11-27-2010, 15:53
| posts: 4,481 | Location: Finland / Helsinki
theres no point to put over 75Hz cause it doesnt support it..
I have 60Hz 1080p 75Hz might be for lower resolution.. |
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11-27-2010, 23:41
| posts: 5,896 | Location: Chilling
Also, 60Hz is more than enough for the 23.976FPS of Blu-Ray 1080P HD video.
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