About the computer graphics card screen refresh rate !

1. It is recommended that the landlord find the latest 5200 graphics card driver, and if you can't find it, use the original driver to reinstall it once. It can generally be solved.

2. If it doesn't work, adjust the resolution to 1024*768 85Hz mode, and if it doesn't work, you will reduce the number of color bits to 16 bits.

3. There is also to check whether there are any magnetic things such as speakers next to the monitor, and if so, move them farther away.

You should see if you have the correct graphics card driver installed!

See if there is an upgrade to the graphics card driver.

Change the resolution in the refresh rate to see if it can be used normally 85, I saw in the Internet café that 5200 to 100 is no problem. I don't know if your graphics card driver is installed?

Once the resolution and color settings are lowered, set the refresh rate to 85.

It must be that the graphics card or monitor is not powerful enough

You can also install the latest drivers for your monitor and graphics card and try again.

Dizzy! You and my graphics card are the same!

Because the NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 card is up to 75!

Look at what your resolution is, not too high! If the bandwidth of your monitor is 110, set it to 1024x768, if it is 165, set it to 1600x1200, and see if there is a problem with your monitor, and then there is the driver of the installation display! Identifying its real model in this way makes a big difference!

It has nothing to do with the graphics card.,The current graphics card is absolutely no problem with 85!

Try turning the resolution down a bit.

Adjust the graphics card resolution and refresh rate.

The steps are as follows: 1. First, right-click on the desktop. Open the shortcut menu bar.

2. Select "Graphic Properties" from the pop-up shortcut menu.

3. This is a graphics card control panel.

Click the display icon.

4. Here you can choose to adjust the refresh rate. Click on the 60hz box to open the refresh rate selection.

5. Here you can see that the refresh rate supported by the graphics card is 90Hz and 144Hz, choose the refresh rate you need.

6. When exiting the setting, the computer will pop up the selection box "Confirm" to save.

Refresh rate refers to the number of times an electron beam repeats an image on the screen. The refresh rate is high, and it will be much more comfortable to see with the naked eye.

1. Install the driver and right-click on the desktop. Select Advanced Settings in the box that pops up.

2. You can see a new prompt window, find the adapter, monitor and motor monitor, and then click on the monitor.

3,There is a refresh rate column in the monitoring settings,Move the mouse there,Numbers like 58,60,70 will pop up。 According to your actual situation, set an optimal refresh rate, and you're good to go.

Install the latest graphics driver, then in the Control Panel, open the NVIDIA Control Panel, and click the Change Resolution option on the left.

As for the monitor refresh rate, the LCD monitor is generally 60.

Right-click on the desktop.

Set the resolution.

Click "Advanced" next to it

Monitor refresh rate.

In normal games, there are two options, one is 60hz and the other is 50hz

It can be adjusted only after installing the graphics card driver.

If you're using an N-card, go to the NVIDIA control panel and modify the resolution and frame rate in the Show Modify Resolution, which gives you the option to create a custom resolution frame rate.

I don't know about the A card, there should also be a corresponding control panel.

It seems that the nuclear display can only be adjusted in the system settings.

Right-click on the blank space of the computer screen, select the properties command on the menu, and enter the display, personalization and other sub-items on the pop-up interface, and adjust the settings as needed. FYI!

The refresh rate and resolution of the LCD monitor can only be set on the computer host, for the LCD monitor, the refresh rate of 60Hz can be used, and there may be problems if it is set high. The resolution depends on the size and model of the monitor used, and the following is a simple list of the sizes and resolutions that should be used for common LCD displays on the market:

16:9 series (the screen ratio of most monitors on the market today) common resolution (a large number of non-integer sizes are the characteristics of 16:9 widescreens):

17 inches: 1280x720

Size: 1366x768 (or 1360x768) 20 inches: 1600x900

inch, 23 inch, inch, 24 inch, inch, 27 inch: 1920x108016:10 series common resolution:

19 inches: 1440x900 (very few can reach 1680x1050) 20 inches, inches, 22 inches: 1680x1050 (very few 22 inches can reach 1920x1200).

24-28 inches: 1920x1200

30 inches: 2560x1600

**The refresh rate of your computer screen allows us to know the performance of your computer monitor, so how do you set the refresh rate of your monitor? Here's how I can check the refresh rate of your computer monitor, and you're welcome to read it.

Find the Control Panel option in your computer's Start menu.

Click to go to the Control Panel and check "Hardware & Sound".

Click the button in the red box in the image below.

Select "Change Display Settings" in the left sidebar of the image below

Select Advanced Settings

Start - Settings - System.

Display - Advanced display settings.

Under the refresh rate - you can query the current panel refresh rate value.

If you need to adjust the panel refresh rate (60Hz or 120Hz), you can do so here.

ps.If you can't adjust it, it means that the panel only supports this refresh rate.