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lysis · 11-18-2002, 09:18 PM

microsoft kinda seems to have messed up with the refresh rates, whenever a game or other program changes the screen resolution, it uses the lowest refresh rate, usually 60, which if you play at 60 for many hours, can strain your eyes...

i use a small program called NVRefreshTool, it automatically detects the highest refresh rates your monitor supports for each resolution, all u have to do is click apply and reboot, u can see the effects b4 and after by starting moh and going to the console and scroll up slowly till u see a line where it says the resolution and refresh rate...

u can get it [url=http://www.majorgeeks.com/article.php?sid=1457:253ce]here[/url:253ce]

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lysis is Offline Senior Member Posts: 341 Join Date: Jan 2002	11-18-2002, 09:18 PM microsoft kinda seems to have messed up with the refresh rates, whenever a game or other program changes the screen resolution, it uses the lowest refresh rate, usually 60, which if you play at 60 for many hours, can strain your eyes... i use a small program called NVRefreshTool, it automatically detects the highest refresh rates your monitor supports for each resolution, all u have to do is click apply and reboot, u can see the effects b4 and after by starting moh and going to the console and scroll up slowly till u see a line where it says the resolution and refresh rate... u can get it [url=http://www.majorgeeks.com/article.php?sid=1457:253ce]here[/url:253ce]