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Re: Since it's locked.....
There's something called vsync
@spy - are you using open sauce to get a 16:9 ratio?
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Re: Since it's locked.....
I would use it but I'd have to uninstall xfire
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Re: Since it's locked.....
i cant install os cuz apparently i dont hav ethe correct 1.09 version >_>
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Re: Since it's locked.....
just move and change the thread title...
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Re: Open Sauce discussion
What do you mean set his refresh rate to 75? Monitors have varying refresh rates, in some you can set it to 120Hz. Most laptops support 60 Hz only.
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