3d Video Frame Rate
3d video frame rate
Fuze with new 3D Drivers (increaed frame rate and Wii tracking)
Why do LCDs suffer from tearing at ALL frame rates and refresh rates?
Why can my CRT monitor play 2D video at ANY frame rates (24, 25, 30 fps, etc.) and at ANY refresh rates (60, 72, 85 hz, etc.) WITHOUT tearing, but my LCD HDTV/monitor (at 60 hz) CANNOT play ANY frame rates WITHOUT tearing?
I'm pretty sure it has to do with the response time, but I'm asking just in case.
Also, why does my CRT monitor tear only at HIGHER frame rates than refresh rates (e.g. 3D graphics (gaming) but not LOWER frame rates than refresh rates (e.g. 2D video (like I discussed earlier)?
Tearing occurs when you skip a frame, or part of a frame because your frame rate is faster than your refresh rate. If you are running at a refresh rate of 60 Hz, and a frame rate of 90 fps then you have 1.5 image refreshes for every monitor screen refresh, so you end up with half of the next frame and half of the frame after that - so you get tearing where the two join.
Most games will let you syncronise the frame rate to the vertical refresh of the monitor to stop this.
The tearing on the LCD sounds odd. For tearing there should be no difference between an LCD at 60 Hz and a CRT at 60 Hz. LCDs do have much longer transition times than a CRT so that there may be significant blurring of movement, but tearing should be the same.
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