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IL-2 Sturmovik: Cliffs of Dover Latest instalment in the acclaimed IL-2 Sturmovik series from award-winning developer Maddox Games. |
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ok
here's a little tip that i found out my native resolution is 1920-1080 60hz so i set this in game the problem was that i've got some stutters and when i hit the Esc button i was getting some black screen for a while sometimes get me to the desktop so the solution was to change in game options the native resolution that i've got in this case 1920-1080 60hz to 1920-1080 59hz now the game runs much better and the good news is that when i press Esc i don't get anything ![]() |
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I thought 59 HZ was the European electrical standard and 60 HZ was the North American Standard.That you set your monitor according to the HZ coming out of your particular wall outlet.
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The 59Hz is actually 59.94Hz, a TV refresh rate. Windows7 shows it as an option for compatibility, but I don't see why it would apply to a desktop monitor.
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59.94 half frames per second or 29.97 frames: NTSC frame rate
50Hz is the European A/C cycle Some monitors are set at 59 Hz (not 59.94) for some good reason ![]()
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I stand corrected.The European electrical standard is 230v 50HZ.
59HZ is the refresh rate. |
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so i can understand
why i saw difference in the game what it has to do with the sim |
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