D dhiman Inactive Contributor Jul 30, 2006 #1 Hi I got the aforementioned laptop yesterday.The laptop has a intel 910GML chipset. The only refresh rate i see is 60?! I could find no drivers for the lcd - windows detects it as 'plug and play'. Is 60 the max it can go? Cheers dhiman
Hi I got the aforementioned laptop yesterday.The laptop has a intel 910GML chipset. The only refresh rate i see is 60?! I could find no drivers for the lcd - windows detects it as 'plug and play'. Is 60 the max it can go? Cheers dhiman
Switch Inactive Herald Jul 30, 2006 #2 Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ...
Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ...
D dhiman Inactive Contributor Jul 30, 2006 #3 Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ... Click to expand... Ya, thats true i just want to know whether its the hardware limitation or it has more to do with drivers Cheers :hap2:
Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ... Click to expand... Ya, thats true i just want to know whether its the hardware limitation or it has more to do with drivers Cheers :hap2:
V Vij Inactive Forerunner Jul 30, 2006 #4 Switch said: Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ... Click to expand... yeah its not much of a factor.. switch does that mean by turning on refresh rate of my monitor to 75 im dng nothin kind to my eyes but only reducing life of my monitor... it supports 75 @ 1280*1024
Switch said: Refresh rates wont matter on a LCD/TFT... Let it be 60/70/75/85/100... You wont notice any difference ... Click to expand... yeah its not much of a factor.. switch does that mean by turning on refresh rate of my monitor to 75 im dng nothin kind to my eyes but only reducing life of my monitor... it supports 75 @ 1280*1024