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22" Mitsubishi DiamondPro 2070SB
horizontal frequency 140 kHz
1024x768 160 Hz

17" Mitsubishi DiamondPro 750SB
horizontal frequency 96 kHz
1024x768 116 Hz

19" Mitsubishi DiamondPlus 93SB
horizontal frequency 96 kHz
1024x768 116 Hz

23" Mitsubishi DiamondPlus 230SB-BK
horizontal frequency 115 kHz
1024x768 138 Hz

19" Mitsubishi DiamondPro 920
horizontal frequency 108 kHz
1024x768 134 Hz

22" Mitsubishi DiamondPlus 200
horizontal frequency 108 kHz
more likely will hold 120hz at 1024x768

1024x768 160hz, that's just insane

mine is a Samsung Syncmaster 797MB 17", and i can only set 100hz at 1024x768, never tried to increase the refresh rate tho, maybe it can handle 115hz+ at 1024x768, maybe

i would love to play at 160hz, must be soooo smooth

1024x768 160hz is boner inducing

i wonder how high 800x600 and 640x480 can go.

Dont overlock your monitor... i did this with my viewsonic at 1024x768 at 117hz when it can only go to 100hz. It was nice but i only lasted for a week :L

quakelive capped to 125fps

160hz was awesome for a few hours until my CRT died. Basically old CRTs (which all of them are at this point) can't handle 160hz awesomeness anymore

When are these fucking oled monitors coming out? dark games are unplayable on the 2233rz

What are oled? :c

OLED - Organic Light Electronic Diode, or something like that.
As far as i can remember, every part of the screen that is black is turned off, so you save a bit energy.

OLED = organic light emitting diode, it's a matrix of leds in which the semiconductor is an organic polymer.
first protos came out in the 80's, but it was hard to align leds and drive them with low voltages.

it's like having an rgb triplet of leds for each pixel, counterposed to one, big lamp behind pixel-sized windows.
as you said, black pixel = led off = no current = no power dissipation since a transistor turns on/off the led is "mated" to.

in http://www.oled-info.com they state oleds are faster than leds; I don't really believe in it atm.
also, i have some doubts regarding the reliability of all the devices produced in the next 1-2 years.

Mitsubishi Diamondtron? Buy it.

still on my Diamond Pro 930SB, wouldnt sell it for anything!

Do the diamond pros and plus's last long? :c

dont know its up to user how he treats his monitor.Mine looks like it was bought yesterday like new, no burnin shades,no smoked plastic from the sides.. like new, I feel like it could handle next decade easily.But thats not the point, the thing is that no LCD will have as vivid colours as these CRTs and not even close as sharp, best buy for my 20e.Only thing I wish is to find a 21inch..

edit:just remembered, there is a con about them.. you need drivers and they work only on XP I think.

mazda monitors better