alt Hacker NewsThe hysteresis of the phosphor makes this a non-issue in reality. 60Hz looks great on a CRT when the input is a game console or VCR from the era.
Maybe you mean screen tearing, bad deinterlacing, etc. caused by software running on a PC?
The hysteresis of the phosphor makes this a non-issue in reality. 60Hz looks great on a CRT when the input is a game console or VCR from the era.
Maybe you mean screen tearing, bad deinterlacing, etc. caused by software running on a PC?
No, I mean the screen noticeably flickers when displaying a static image at 60Hz progressive.