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    no no plug drugs you want your tv to show cga resoulktion at 15hkz that scan line gernoerot will do it for you
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    i changed the picture setting to "game" which seemed to help a little bit, but now the whole screen flickers like every 12 seconds, what the hell
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    like the flickering starts at the bottom of the TV then up up to the top of the screen quick and then the whole screen flickers black
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    Quote Originally Posted by Plug Drugs View Post
    like the flickering starts at the bottom of the TV then up up to the top of the screen quick and then the whole screen flickers black
    your tv is possed, throw it otu teh widnow NOW
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    Lowering Your Lag

    Of course, some users are stuck with a laggy display and have no plans (or cash) to upgrade to a speedier model. Fear not--you can still take steps to reduce the lag. Since all flat-screen displays have some lag, your goal should be to lower it to the point where you cease to notice it.

    First, check to see whether your TV has a Game mode--basically, a display mode that turns off postprocessing routines at the cost of a slight reduction in image quality. You might have to muck around in the manual to figure out exactly what it does--some manufacturers incorporate an Overdrive mode that may actually increase input lag.
    http://www.techhive.com/article/1839...r_monitor.html
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