Thread: Dell TFT Monitor
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Old 25-06-2004, 13:15   #11
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Re: Dell TFT Monitor
A late addition to this - the dot on a CRT expires, fades with time. The dot on an LCD remains in state until it is told to change state. So on a CRT the higher refresh rate keeps the dots alive by refreshing them more frequently. On an LCD this is not necessary as the state does not change with time, only new instructions. 60Hz, will mean it will refresh in time with your actions, you won't see a delay between moving the mouse and the screen showing that.
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