What are the models of CRT monitors with a refresh rate of 120 Hz

It depends on what resolution you can brush up to 120

Low resolution can brush high brush heart rate, which has a bandwidth problem.

General, professional-level displays, can achieve a refresh rate of 120 at the design resolution, and professional displays that have seen eizo and Iiyama can do.

ACER GD245HQ 120Hz LCD Monitor 1920x1080Y

ACER GD235Hz 120Hz LCD Display 1920x1080Y

Alienware OptX AW2310 120Hz Monitor 1920x1080Y

ASUS VG236H 120 Hz Monitor 1920x1080 Y

LG W2363D 120 Hz monitor 1920x1080 Y

LG W2363DB 120 Hz monitor 1920x1080 Y

Samsung Syncmaster 2233RZ 120 Hz monitor 1680x1050 N

Viewsonic Fuhzion VX2265WM 120 Hz Monitor 1680x1050 N

Viewsonic Fuhzion VX2268WM 120 Hz LCD Monitor.

I'm looking for it too, have you found it?

No! The LCD display is only 60hz, so it doesn't flicker.

Don't believe anything, only the kind of CRT CRT CRT is necessary to adjust the refresh rate, and it is generally above 70Hz to not flash.

The larger the display, the lower the refresh should be, and the higher the refresh is super expensive, and the 22-inch one costs tens of thousands.

I think you can try it, it should be able to play, but the screen is too small and it's definitely not fun, I think it's at least 50 inches to play in 3D mode, or it won't work.

The vast majority of monitors do not support 120Hz. In particular, the LCD display is generally 75Hz, and the original CRT display is high-end, and the good one is supported.

A lot of CRTs do.

The 21-inch Sony and its OEM models, and the 22-inch Mitsubishi and its OEM models. EIZO's 21-inch model.

Even some 19-inch models from the above brands will do.

85hz recommended....Because above 85Hz, the human eye will not feel the flicker, if your graphics card and monitor can support higher, you can also set it higher.

However, setting too high will have an impact on the life of the monitor, you can check your monitor user manual and use the recommended value.

Samsung, Philip,

22 inches may be fine, and the following can reach 100 is very good.

Hehe, I've never seen it this high.

Due to the high refresh rate of the 120 Hz display (the average monitor is only 60 Hz), the flicker feeling of the screen in use is greatly improved, that is to say, the flicker is not obvious, which effectively reduces eye fatigue.

The higher the better, but don't exceed the limits of the monitor.

If it is a CRT monitor, you can adjust it to 80 or 75 (the screen will be black if it is higher).

If it's an LCD... The tone also has no effect, because the display principle is different.

Graphics card issues, if bai I don't have du

If you guess wrong, the landlord should use it.

zhi is a certain brand.

DAO Computer. The internal SIS silicon system,It is the motherboard chipset manufacturer for low-end users,Then the performance of the graphics card that it is wrongly integrated with the motherboard is also relatively low,It can be said to be very low,In the latest SIS integrated graphics card motherboard,The graphics chip it uses has just begun to support,It can be said to be very low-end。

That's the problem that you don't configure enough, it's not a problem with the display, the number of hertz is the refresh rate, the better it is for the eyes, if it's an LCD, the general refresh rate is 60Hz

First of all, we have to figure out the meaning of this 120hz and 60hz.

The 120Hz of the LCD refers to the screen of the display refreshed 120 times per second, the level of the refresh rate reflects the smoothness of the picture, the higher the refresh rate, the more the human eye can not feel the feeling of stuck, this parameter has no direct relationship with the quality of the eyes.

If it's a CRT display, this refresh rate is related to the quality of human eyes. The refresh rate of CRT display and the refresh rate of LCD are completely two concepts, the refresh rate of CRT display refers to the number of flashes per second of the screen (like fluorescent lamps are always flickering), the higher the refresh rate, the more comfortable the human eye feels, when the refresh rate is below 70Hz, the human eye begins to feel the existence of flickering, the lower the refresh rate, the more tired the human eyes, when the general refresh rate is adjusted to 75Hz or above, The flicker will not be noticeable to the human eye (assuming that the refresh rate of the CRT display can reach 120Hz, that is a great benefit to the human eye).

ps: The advantage of the LCD is that it does not flicker, as long as the display is normal, it will not cause damage to the human eye, and the refresh rate of the LCD has no direct impact on the quality of the eyes.

Play for 10 minutes and 30 frames, and then play 60 frames, just this feeling, it will definitely be better, it's very accurate to beat people, and after watching 120 frames for a long time, I actually don't feel it, but then I look at 60 frames, and I feel that the 60 frames picture is a bit stuck. It's that magical.

The frequency of China's power grid is 50Hz, and it stands to reason that the high-frequency one should be more eye-friendly. Now the so-called eye protection lamp uses a frequency of 30,000 Hz.

Is this still LCD? If it is a liquid crystal, there is no problem with the refresh rate at all, so it cannot be changed.

The main differences between the refresh rates of the two are as follows:

Distinguish. First, fluency is different.

The increase in the 60Hz refresh rate is not a big jump, the smoothness and smoothness of the animation on the 70Hz refresh rate screen are improved, and the size of the display and the distance between the screen and the user's eyes will all have an impact on the perception of speed.

Distinguish. Second, the display speed is different.

Users don't have to use the device for a long time, and if they use a 70Hz device for more than 10 minutes, they may get used to the display speed, and then go back to the 60Hz refresh rate and the difference will be noticed.

Distinguish. 3. The degree of dizziness is different.

The feeling of dizziness caused by the dragging of the LCD screen. After using 60Hz for a while, you will feel dizzy and dizzy, and it will feel very blurry. However, if you change to 70Hz, you will immediately feel a more comfortable feeling, reducing the feeling of blurred eyes and dizziness.

If it is LCD, most of them are 60Hz, CRT displays often have 60-120Hz refresh rate, the higher the refresh rate, the more delicate the image display, of course, the word will become smaller, the higher the requirements for the display, of course, the more electricity will be consumed, but it will not cost much, if it is LCD, you can ignore this problem, if it is CRT construction85Hz, 60Hz will have obvious flickering, no matter how high the effect is not good!

Of course, there is a difference, and it has nothing to do with the cost. It's just that the graphics are more stable when playing games with a high refresh rate. Clarity.

First of all, let's explain why LCD monitors usually have a 60Hz refresh rate. China's mains power is 50Hz frequency, and in some countries such as Japan, the mains power is 60Hz. In order to match the mains frequency, CRT TVs of the Chinese standard are 50Hz frequency, and 60Hz in Japan.

Under the premise of stable operation of the device, the higher the refresh rate, the more frames per second, and the better the visual effect. Therefore, traditional CRT monitors have a variety of refresh rates to choose from, but too high a refresh rate may make the display work unstable and the effect will be reduced.

Speaking of liquid crystal displays, the LCD industry mainly originated in Japan and expanded to Taiwan and South Korea, and was previously limited to the response speed and drive technology of LCD, and the excessively high refresh rate was unable to respond to LCD, so it is usually only used to the most basic ** requirements, and even may appear at the lowest refresh rate is still trailing and other phenomena. For example, the LCD response speed can support 50Hz refresh rate in 20ms, 60Hz refresh rate in 16ms, and 70Hz refresh rate in 14ms.

Of course, this is only the most basic support, if you want to display the effect more, you need a faster LCD response speed. Therefore, traditional LCD monitors only support the lowest 60 50Hz refresh rate. And now with the acceleration of the LCD response and the emergence of frequency doubling technology, there are also more than 120 100Hz refresh rates.

If multipliers cannot be satisfied, using a higher refresh rate is also a possible technical avenue to improve display performance. It is possible that the manufacturer has adopted this technical approach.

It is recommended to read the manual of the display,See if the display supports70Hz display,If it does,It may be because of the acceleration of the liquid crystal response,70Hz is its best working frequency,And 60Hz is only compatible with traditional parameters,So the 70Hz effect is better than 60Hz。

What do you mean? Do you want to increase the refresh rate of your display?