Difference between revisions of "Vid displayfrequency"
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Changes the display frequency Hz, Windows usually defaults to 60Hz unless you specify otherwise. The VESA standard for refreshrate to avoid eyestrain is 72Hz, the higher the refreshrate, the less eyestrain we get. This only applies to CRT monitors, low LCD refreshrate's have no effect eyestrain wise.<br /> | Changes the display frequency Hz, Windows usually defaults to 60Hz unless you specify otherwise. The VESA standard for refreshrate to avoid eyestrain is 72Hz, the higher the refreshrate, the less eyestrain we get. This only applies to CRT monitors, low LCD refreshrate's have no effect eyestrain wise.<br /> | ||
Revision as of 06:30, 30 October 2005
Name: vid_displayfrequency
Default value: "0"
Flags: archive renderlatch
Changes the display frequency Hz, Windows usually defaults to 60Hz unless you specify otherwise. The VESA standard for refreshrate to avoid eyestrain is 72Hz, the higher the refreshrate, the less eyestrain we get. This only applies to CRT monitors, low LCD refreshrate's have no effect eyestrain wise.
Can only be set as CMD parameterm
+set vid_displayfrequency 75
