Do any of these recent "120 Hz" LCD displays actually support a 120 Hz input, or do they only motion interpolate lower input frame rates up to 120 Hz?
An LCD display that truly supports 120 Hz could finally replace my old CRT. (I do have a LCD display for general use.)
If these LCD displays can't actually receive and display a 120 Hz signal, it seems kind of like buying a display with a 1080p physical resolution, but only supports a 720p input and interpolates it up.
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Do any of these recent "120 Hz" LCD displays actually support a 120 Hz input, or do they only motion interpolate lower input frame rates up to 120 Hz?
An LCD display that truly supports 120 Hz could finally replace my old CRT. (I do have a LCD display for general use.)
If these LCD displays can't actually receive and display a 120 Hz signal, it seems kind of like buying a display with a 1080p physical resolution, but only supports a 720p input and interpolates it up.