> Not to flame, and this is totally off topic and my only email
> on the subject
> guaranteed, but you can tell the difference 75 and 100.
No, you can't. The electrical impulse rate thru the human optic nerve from
the retina to the visual cortex at the back of the brain is between 60 and
68 impulses per second, according to the research that I've seen. This is
why almost all decent newer video cards ship with drivers that, upon
installation, default to 75 Hz (margin for the exceptional humans among us,
I guess, that might get over 70 optic nerve impulses per second). Anything
beyond that is wasted.
> In fact you can see the difference between 100 and 150. It
> all depends on
> how fast the items on the screen are moving. I've seen up to
> 160 something
> and I can still see the frames as long as whatever is moving is moving
> really really fast, like in, say a driving sim at 225 mph.
What you are seeing is not relevant to the refresh rate. There are many
variables in the rendering pipeline that are causing the difference you are
seeing.
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