On Sat, 2007-01-06 at 21:36 -0500, David Shultz wrote: > I'm a newbie and having a bit of problem. I have a debian sarge > system(amd64 3400, 1gb RAM and MSI K8T Neo-FIS2R mobo and samtron > 76V crt monitor) with visiontek's xtasy 6564 powered by nvidia > geforce3 > Ti200(64mb ddr memory). Also had installed nvidia driver. Recently > I've replaced that monitor with LG's LCD monitor (L204WT) at > 1680x1024 > (native resolution). After that I'm experiencing a problem. When i'm > playing ppracer and moving very fast picture gets blurry and can see > a > line on the screen which happens when frame changes fast also the > background of that game(the snowy hills at the back) is pixelated. Is > there anyway to know for sure what is causing this problem? How can I > fix this? For information, the manual of my video card says it can > handle resolution upto 2048x1536 Thanks. > > --Regards > David
Doesn't sound so much like a video problem as you are experiencing a trait of LCD monitors. LCD monitors have a "fade" time between pixel changes, usually measured along the order of 8-10 ms (100 ms in a second) This is paticularly visible if you move your mouse (or a white object) around over a black background. The only way to get rid of this is to watch what you buy (aim for as small of a "response time" as possible.) or abandon LCDs all together and stick to CRTs (that is what I use)
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