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Hi Will any 120hrz LCD tv work? Nvidia only lists a few compatible monitors, but in fact there are hundreds of 120hrz lcd's on the market.

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Hi Will any 120hrz LCD tv work? Nvidia only lists a few compatible monitors, but in fact there are hundreds of 120hrz lcd's on the market.



Thanks.















Dell xps 710

e6600

2gb 667

320 sata

8800 Gtx

32 bit Vista Ultimate

47" LG 70 120 hrz LCD display

#1
Posted 04/22/2009 02:27 PM   
These 120hz TVs can't show 120 fps on the screen. They just process 120 fps internally to generate more fluent images in motion scenes.
These 120hz TVs can't show 120 fps on the screen. They just process 120 fps internally to generate more fluent images in motion scenes.

#2
Posted 04/22/2009 02:38 PM   
[quote name='Binford8000' date='Apr 22 2009, 10:38 AM' post='533291']
These 120hz TVs can't show 120 fps on the screen. They just process 120 fps internally to generate more fluent images in motion scenes.
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In other words, no they won't. Your talking about the 120 Hz HDTV's on the market and they only accept 60 Hz input. The 2 listed by nVidia are actually computer monitors and are the only LCD monitors that will currently work with 3D Vision. If you wan't a larger screen solution, DLP monitors are the only choice other than projectors.

Rick
[quote name='Binford8000' date='Apr 22 2009, 10:38 AM' post='533291']

These 120hz TVs can't show 120 fps on the screen. They just process 120 fps internally to generate more fluent images in motion scenes.

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In other words, no they won't. Your talking about the 120 Hz HDTV's on the market and they only accept 60 Hz input. The 2 listed by nVidia are actually computer monitors and are the only LCD monitors that will currently work with 3D Vision. If you wan't a larger screen solution, DLP monitors are the only choice other than projectors.



Rick

#3
Posted 04/23/2009 02:29 AM   
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