120hz lcd??

[shadd_]

Anyone have one or see one in action? Thinking of clicking the buy button but am not quite sold yet.

Sadly I would have to drive 2.5 hours to see one in person so hopefully I can get some feedback here.

[AmIdYfReAk]

Yeah, I've seen em.... Once you've used one for a while, you cant go back to the "old" 60hz ones.

I tend to stay away from them for the above mentioned part, my 24" from 2005 is doin just fine

[obsidian]

Also ask Foo. I know he was talking about them.

I won't buy one until I can find one with an IPS or better type panel with true 8-bit channels. Colour accuracy is more important for me.

[Foo]

Got one. Happy with it. Q3 works fine. Native res 1620x1050 is a stupid figure.

[shadd_]

Yeah that's a funny res. All the ones I see are 23.6 inches@1920X1080. Colour is important but after trying my old crt at 120hz recently, I just gotta get something smoother than this lcd I'm using.

A friend will likely buy my 22.6 samsung from me so I think I'll pull the trigger.

[Don Carlos]

I am using my 32" LG LCD TV which is 100hz and it is nice - everything seems silky smooth on it and once you played a few games with 100hz you do find it difficult going back to 60hz...

1920x1080 BTW

[Foo]

Still 60hz input on those, donny. The extra frames are generated by the panel. The key with the 120hz PC panels is you get 120FPS all the way through.

[^misantropia^]

I just bought two 27" Acer S273HLbmii screens (1920x1200@60Hz, 2 ms response time, finally a screen my cock pictures fit on). Rock stable, good colour tone, no tearing or ghosting.

What extras do 120 Hz screens provide besides what Foo pointed out?

[Foo]

That really is the extent of it. Oh and I guess you can use 3D glasses with them but meh.

[Don Carlos]

Still 60hz input on those, donny. The extra frames are generated by the panel. The key with the 120hz PC panels is you get 120FPS all the way through.

Oh I see... That would be nice!