Professor
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Is this a true statement?
The higher the graphics of a game, the more a LCD monitor will have ghosting.
I ask this because I downloaded the new F.E.A.R demo and played it on max settings. My computer could handle it, but everytime I turned my character it would sort of jump a little or flash. Like the previous screen would stay on the screen for a millisecond after the next screen was produced. I think this is what's called ghosting, correct me if I'm wrong.
Is this a monitor issue or a graphics card issue?
Oh and my refresh rate is 75Hz and I was running the demo at 1280x960 resolution.
The higher the graphics of a game, the more a LCD monitor will have ghosting.
I ask this because I downloaded the new F.E.A.R demo and played it on max settings. My computer could handle it, but everytime I turned my character it would sort of jump a little or flash. Like the previous screen would stay on the screen for a millisecond after the next screen was produced. I think this is what's called ghosting, correct me if I'm wrong.
Is this a monitor issue or a graphics card issue?
Oh and my refresh rate is 75Hz and I was running the demo at 1280x960 resolution.