On 1/20/2011 1:55 AM, scott wrote:
> Well the infrastructure is surely still in the software and hardware (at
> least with analogue VGA) for higher framerates as it is commonly used by
> CRTs. Also reading the wikipedia page on DVI it seems there is no limit
> for the framerate, only the overall bandwidth in single-link (it gives
> 1920x1200x120Hz as a valid mode for dual-link).
>
> Just need someone to build a monitor that accepts something other than
> 60 Hz!
You can, they are call "3D ready". Not to be confused with 120hz 
displays/TVs, which actually take in native 60hz, then "upsample" to 
120hz, when handling TV data (by interpolating frames).

They also cost 2-3 times what the 60hz one does, *and* if its a TV, you 
won't find one smaller than 40" that supports it. I know, I just got a 
bluray 3D, and went looking to see what was needed to actually use it... 
Yikes!!

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     if version = "Vista" {
       call slow_by_half();
       call DRM_everything();
     }
     call functional_code();
   }
   else
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}

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