wiZZ wrote:Only way to get better is to get destroyed.

Wise words...

Finally, I've found the root of the problem. It was related to RADEON drivers . >:( The point is radeon drivers couldn't correctly detect my old samsung 765MB monitor (and it's technical specs). Using RefreshFix program I was able to fix refresh rate problem. But here another problem came up: color ...

I think a little bit of misunderstanding happens here... Maybe my english is not so good, sorry... :) You're trying to explain me the basics of vsync. But vsync is not the problem. In effect this means you'll get a framerate that's physically limited by what your monitor can handle. This may cause y...

^misantropia^, I mentioned that in my first post. r_swapinterval has nothing to do with my problem. It'll just turn vsync off. What I actually need is 120Hz. My primary monitor (SAMSUNG) is capable of that. r_swapinterval is needed here just to check the actual refresh rate (and there should be 120 ...

Eraser, thanks for reply. But this is not the solution. LCD monitor can't handle 125Hz and is the weakest part in point of FPS.
Maybe my second (onboard) videocard has something to do with it...

MKJ wrote:try /r_vsync 0

There's no such variable in Quake 3.

com_maxfps "120"
any other ideas?..

Oh, just forgot to mention: I have two videocards (Radeon HD5670 attached to SAMSUNG and onboard Intel G33 attached to BenQ LCD).

Hi all! First of all, I tried searching the forum about this issue, but found nothing. So please help someone. I have two monitors: Samsung 765MB (primary) and BenQ LCD 21.5" V2200 Eco (secondary). All fullscreen applications (actually games) always run on primary monitor (Samsung 765MB). I mad...