Thanks guys
Illuminating thoughts here. Never occurred to me about the monitor.
I'm UK so 25fps 1080p. Horiz 68KHz Vertical 60Hz. M
This is a new IIyama E2210HDS. Average monitor but budget!
Don't know how to change that - indeed whether I can.
I'll investigate. Any tips welcome!
Regards
Daf
Monitor is running at 50Hz.
Stuffs that line of approach !
What speed have you overclocked to?
I'm prepared to have a go.
Daf
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On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 4:50 AM, d...@dafhobson.com wrote:
> Monitor is running at 50Hz.
> Stuffs that line of approach !
>
> What speed have you overclocked to?
3.78 GHz from standard 3.4 GHz, so about 11%.
Mark
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Am I being dense failing to understand how video monitor settings
would cause audio sync issues?
Tom King
Quoting Mark Goldberg :
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 4:50 AM, d...@dafhobson.com wrote:
Monitor is running at 50Hz.
Stuffs that line of approach !
What speed have you overclocked to?
3.78
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Tom King
wrote:
> Am I being dense failing to understand how video monitor settings would
> cause audio sync issues?
>
> Tom King
It would certainly cause judder since the fps of what you are playing
does not match
the refresh rate, and some frames are either drop
Quoting Mark Goldberg :
On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Tom King
wrote:
Am I being dense failing to understand how video monitor settings would
cause audio sync issues?
Tom King
It would certainly cause judder since the fps of what you are playing
does not match
the refresh rate, and some
> On Wed, Jul 7, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Tom King wrote
>> Am I being dense failing to understand how video monitor settings would
>> cause audio sync issues?
Mark Goldberg schrieb:
> It would certainly cause judder since the fps of what you are playing does
> not match the refresh rate, and some frame
