Instead the electronics in the TV adjust whatever is input to conform with it's internal screen refresh for 3D. The latter does not mean your player or computer is pushing the TV monitor at 120hz nor at 240 hz, nor even 60hz. ) is actually limited to about 50-60 hz TOPS, the 120 and 240 rates are what TV's internal electronics use to update the LCD screen and does not represent an image change from one update to the next. In other words your 'device' ( computer, Blue Ray Player, etc. Those rates, they found, are only for the local refresh of the screen and have nothing to do with the refresh rate driven by the source device. about 24-25 fps per eye.Ĭ-Net had a great article about how manufacturer's were misleading the consumer by advertizing 120 and 240mhz rates. These monitors barely do 50hz in 3D mode. Heck I'd be happy with that at 1920x1080 or so, but the reality is even WORST! If Realflight is reporting 60hz, that does not mean 60hz per eye. I've got the same monitor and I was disappointed in the results when compared to a 3D Computer monitor with built in Nvidia support. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but your 240mhz monitor does NOT produce 60hz per eye. Yes my card is supported ( I'm using Titans on my Samsung ). Support was not aware of the problem of the full screen default setting not 'sticking' (always reverting back to 'No'). This has caused compatibility problems with Windows 8.1 (DirectX 11)-such as the failure to remove the menu bar in full screen mode. As it was explained to me, the RF 7.5 code base is DirectX 9 (from back in the Windows XP glory days). These are known bugs vis-à-vis Windows 8.1. But this has a major negative side effect: there is no sound! The only reliable way I can achieve full screen mode without the menu bar is if I set the full screen default (RealFlight/Simulation/Settings/Graphics/Hardware/Full Screen='Yes') every time I want to fly. RF crashed with an error several times during all of these shenanigans (Didn't write down the errors). The only way I'm able to close RealFlight is to use menu shortcuts: Alt-S, Alt-X.

When I left full screen mode, there was no red X for closing the window in the upper right corner. The menu bar went away! When I exited full screen mode (alt-enter) then returned (alt-enter) the menu bar was back.

When in manually-entered full screen mode, switched from the default plane to a Gaui X7 heli. When I checked the Full Screen setting, Full Screen='No' again.

But, as soon as I left full screen mode (Alt-Enter) and went back in to full screen mode again (Alt-Enter), the menu bar returned. Set Full Screen as default (RealFlight/Simulation/Settings/Graphics/Hardware/Full Screen='Yes').

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