Looking for a display with this specs:

TheBuzzer

TheBuzzer

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Want:
2560 x 1600
240mhz refresh rate
supports nvidia 3d vision
dvi or hdmi port
no build in speakers
no input lag

Extras:
build in usb
build in card reader
build in bluetooth

Is there any monitor out there with this specs?
 
no, not that i know of. i don't think there will be any screens with 240mhz refresh rates for a few decades
 
The only 240'ish hz spec you'll find in today's panels is the backlight frequency. Some go as low as 220-240 hz. Others as high as 400 or more. It's useful in modulating brightness and dynamic contrast (artificial blanking).
 
TheBuzzer said:
Is there any monitor out there with this specs?
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Sony FW900 is the closest you can get, but I cant recommend that anymore since those 120hz 22-inchers arrived. It can do:

2560x1600 @ 75-80hz or something.
I'm not sure if nvision drivers support crt, but no technical reason why not
no dvi of course
refresh rate depends on resolution of course, but horizontal scan rate is 121.6mhz, with that you can calculate the maximum refresh rates at each resolution if you want to.

But dont buy it unless you get one for cheap and easy. I believe in a few years 120hz will be common, a couple of 24" 120hz plus projector will suit all need imo. If all you want is 3d, projector is the way to go anyway.
 
I thought some companies announced their screen have 240mhz reflesh rate already. Maybe it isnt out yet?
 
TheBuzzer said:
I thought some companies announced their screen have 240mhz reflesh rate already. Maybe it isnt out yet?
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There are two (2) LCD monitors that have true 120Hz - the 22" 1680x1050 Samsung 2232rz and the 22" 1680x1050 Viewsonic 2265wm. By true 120Hz, I mean that the monitor will take 120Hz from the video card and display that 120Hz. These are the ONLY two monitors that do true 120Hz. No LCD TV does true 120Hz, true 240Hz, or true 480Hz.

The 120Hz, 240Hz and 480Hz LCD TVs that you have been hearing about are faking it. They take 60Hz or less from the video card, and then the TV has its own hardware that inserts duplicate frames in between the frames that come from the video card. For gaming purposes, they are 60Hz, mostly with high input lag.

There are a few, perhaps 2 or 3 monitors, that may have 0 input lag, and people in the forums here still debate about whether they really do have 0 input lag. They are 22" 1680x1050 monitors, and aren't the 2232rz or 2265wm. 0 input lag at 2560x1600? Doesn't exist.

supports nvidia 3d vision
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The only two LCD monitors that do this are the abovementioned Samsung 2232rz and Viewsonic 2265wm. No LCD TV supports this.

240Hz at 2560x1600? Check back in 10 years. There are not even any monitor cables or ports able to push that much data. Video cards and CPUs don't have anywhere near the power required to do that.
 
evilsofa said:
The 120Hz, 240Hz and 480Hz LCD TVs that you have been hearing about are faking it. They take 60Hz or less from the video card, and then the TV has its own hardware that inserts duplicate frames in between the frames that come from the video card. For gaming purposes, they are 60Hz, mostly with high input lag.
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No, the HDTV hardware inserts interpolated frames (at least on higher end HDTVs). The hardware receives frame 1 and frame 2, notes the differences, create and intermediate from and inserts as frame 1.5. When the HDTV receives frame 3, the electronics notes the difference between frames 2 and 3, then creates frame 2.5. So on and so forth.

While great for movies and videos, these "120Hz" HDTV will have increased input lag for gaming unless the "120Hz" feature can be turned off.
 
k, well I wonder will they at least release true nvidia 3d supported monitor with 1920 x 1200 than.
 
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