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Old 11-11-2002, 12:25 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Tosh 32ZT29 and 100Hz problem/question?

I have just purchased the JVC AV32L5 which is a 100Hz set. When turning digi pure pro setting to anything but off the motion seems very unnatural, almost too smooth. Is this a common 100Hz problem/affect?

Too me it makes films look like they have been shot by some dram school kids or something.

Plus my games don't run at all well in 60hz mode. They appear to run with atraocious frame rates.

I have been looking at the Tosh 32ZT29 as a replacement. Any good?

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