WYP News Guru Today at 12:37 PM #1 Microsoft is getting ready for the era of hyper-fast gaming displays. Read more about Windows 11 gaining support for 5000 Hz displays.
Microsoft is getting ready for the era of hyper-fast gaming displays. Read more about Windows 11 gaining support for 5000 Hz displays.
N NeverBackDown AMD Enthusiast Today at 2:43 PM #2 The statement they sent to Blur Busters makes it sound as if it only took a single data change to raise the limit(ie delete 1000 and then enter 5000). My question is why stop at 5k mine as well stop at 10k lol
The statement they sent to Blur Busters makes it sound as if it only took a single data change to raise the limit(ie delete 1000 and then enter 5000). My question is why stop at 5k mine as well stop at 10k lol
WYP News Guru Today at 2:45 PM #3 NeverBackDown said: The statement they sent to Blur Busters makes it sound as if it only took a single data change to raise the limit(ie delete 1000 and then enter 5000). My question is why stop at 5k mine as well stop at 10k lol Click to expand... That's a fair point. But I'd guess that 5K will see them through most of the next decade.
NeverBackDown said: The statement they sent to Blur Busters makes it sound as if it only took a single data change to raise the limit(ie delete 1000 and then enter 5000). My question is why stop at 5k mine as well stop at 10k lol Click to expand... That's a fair point. But I'd guess that 5K will see them through most of the next decade.