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ViperDriver · 04-16-13, 12:17 PM

Windows 7 reports 59Hz even if you choose 60 from the panel, so the 3D engine blows up. If you have an nVidia card (which I do, and have applied this fix), your issue will probably be solved.

- Go to Nvidia Control Panel
- Go to Add resolution
- Create Custom Resolution
- Click on Timing
- Click on Manual
- Set refresh rate to 60.001 Hz
- Press Test
- Restart Windows

From then on, Windows will report a refresh rate of 60Hz instead of 59Hz.

04-16-13, 12:17 PM	#10
ViperDriver Watch Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: 45N 93W Posts: 30 Downloads: 30 Uploads: 0	Windows 7 reports 59Hz even if you choose 60 from the panel, so the 3D engine blows up. If you have an nVidia card (which I do, and have applied this fix), your issue will probably be solved. - Go to Nvidia Control Panel - Go to Add resolution - Create Custom Resolution - Click on Timing - Click on Manual - Set refresh rate to 60.001 Hz - Press Test - Restart Windows From then on, Windows will report a refresh rate of 60Hz instead of 59Hz.