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markfilipak · 19th March 2020, 02:27

It's not a secret that Blu-ray movies look better on 24Hz TVs. What surprised me was, though my TV's manual says it runs solely at 60Hz, and though I could connect via HDMI under Windows solely at 60Hz, I can switch my Sharp TV to 24Hz via a NVIDIA utility! ...And it does look better.

Are all so-called 60Hz TVs capable of 24Hz video display? What's your experience been?

Please respond to this survey, even if you don't know. It will help survey coverage.

If you want to know how I did it, kindly email off-list via private message so that this survey space stays simple.

Thanks & Warm Regards,
Mark.

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markfilipak Registered User Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: Mansfield, Ohio (formerly San Jose, California) Posts: 280	Survey: 60Hz TVs running at 24Hz It's not a secret that Blu-ray movies look better on 24Hz TVs. What surprised me was, though my TV's manual says it runs solely at 60Hz, and though I could connect via HDMI under Windows solely at 60Hz, I can switch my Sharp TV to 24Hz via a NVIDIA utility! ...And it does look better. Are all so-called 60Hz TVs capable of 24Hz video display? What's your experience been? Please respond to this survey, even if you don't know. It will help survey coverage. If you want to know how I did it, kindly email off-list via private message so that this survey space stays simple. Thanks & Warm Regards, Mark.