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Join Date: Nov 2001
Location: Monroeville, PA. USA
Posts: 77
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Sachs Aquarium with LCD Monitor
Recently I purchaced a NEC LCD1830 18.1" viewing area monitor. For now it is driven by my ATI 128 adapter pending my new computer in about 2 weeks.
The Aquarium looks fantastic and better except that the fish, particularly the Percula, appear to be a bit blurry in motion compared to what I was used to on the 17" CRT. The fps is still the same at 50. Anyone have any ideas? Is there a setting I should try on the adapter. I've not had much time lately to play around. Regards, AJ
Passed away August 27, 2008.
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#2 |
Developer
Join Date: Dec 2000
Location: Southern Oregon
Posts: 9,785
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Re: Sachs Aquarium with LCD Monitor
The pixels on LCD monitors don't dim as quickly as a CRT, so moving objects leave a slight trail. The advantage is that there is no flicker, even at slow refresh rates.
Jim Sachs
Creator of SereneScreen Aquarium |
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