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Old 08-01-2007, 03:19 PM
Mandinga
 
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Default 59Hz Refresh Rate?

I recently bought a Toshiba notebook equipped with a Radeon. It gives me two
refresh rate options 59Hz & 60Hz. I've never seen a 59Hz refresh rate
before. All my other LCDs' refresh rates are 60Hz.

Is the 59Hz a bug, or is there some special use for it?


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Old 08-01-2007, 03:34 PM
Bert Hyman
 
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Default Re: 59Hz Refresh Rate?

dinga@noone.com (Mandinga) wrote in
news:XD0si.45$oo5.24@newsfe12.lga:

> Is the 59Hz a bug, or is there some special use for it?


Just a wild guess, but maybe it's there so you can change the refresh
rate in the unlikely event that your display has synced up with a
nearby single-tube fluorescent fixture running at 60Hz.

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Old 08-03-2007, 09:35 PM
Benjamin Gawert
 
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Default Re: 59Hz Refresh Rate?

* Mandinga:

> I recently bought a Toshiba notebook equipped with a Radeon. It gives me two
> refresh rate options 59Hz & 60Hz. I've never seen a 59Hz refresh rate
> before. All my other LCDs' refresh rates are 60Hz.
>
> Is the 59Hz a bug, or is there some special use for it?


No, it's no bug. 59Hz is quite common in notebooks but less often on
desktops.

Benjamin
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