14.07.2010, 14:01
Hi, 8thFS_Austin
I am sure only about a few things with HD and resolution.
Many computer systems allow for much customization with screen resolution.
It is worth getting a screen which allows you to set the Refresh Rate of the screen to a level higher than the standard of 60 Hz. When you or if you use the Vertical Sync ON, then the higher monitor refresh rate will be matched to the frames per second of IL-2 when vertical sync is ON. Obviously the higher FPS will result in smoother image of IL-2 in 3D motion. For example, if your screen or monitor allows you to adjust refresh rate to 90 Hz, then when you have Vertical Sync ON, then IL-2 FPS will be matched to the 90 Hz, instead of the standard 60 Hz.
Look to see if you can increase the refresh rate on your screen.
The mechanical or electrical way in which the monitor or screen is connected to your computer can very depending mostly on your computer ports available and possibly the type of connection to the screen or monitor.
Do you know what type of ports are available on your computer for connection to a monitor or screen? This would be the first thing that would be needed to know.
By the way, I moved this topic to the PC Technical Help forum where it belongs.
I am sure only about a few things with HD and resolution.
Many computer systems allow for much customization with screen resolution.
It is worth getting a screen which allows you to set the Refresh Rate of the screen to a level higher than the standard of 60 Hz. When you or if you use the Vertical Sync ON, then the higher monitor refresh rate will be matched to the frames per second of IL-2 when vertical sync is ON. Obviously the higher FPS will result in smoother image of IL-2 in 3D motion. For example, if your screen or monitor allows you to adjust refresh rate to 90 Hz, then when you have Vertical Sync ON, then IL-2 FPS will be matched to the 90 Hz, instead of the standard 60 Hz.
Look to see if you can increase the refresh rate on your screen.
The mechanical or electrical way in which the monitor or screen is connected to your computer can very depending mostly on your computer ports available and possibly the type of connection to the screen or monitor.
Do you know what type of ports are available on your computer for connection to a monitor or screen? This would be the first thing that would be needed to know.
By the way, I moved this topic to the PC Technical Help forum where it belongs.