What is a multi -stroke monitor?
MultiSync® monitor is a display device for computers capable of displaying images in a variety of different refresh frequencies than to get stuck with one option. The "recovery frequency" of the screen applies to the number of times every second when a static image appears on it. Higher rates are therefore required for sharp and more accurate video display, especially fast or graphics videos that can play many dozens of frames per second. The MultiSync® monitor can be modified to synchronize to a wide range of refresh frequencies, allowing it to function with multiple graphics cards without being damaged. The display of any kind, whether TV or a computer monitor, works through a system that effectively creates static images several times per second. As well as viewing the individual frames of the film reel, the brain of someone who sees these pictures connects them together to see moving images and immediate, changes in the fluid on the screenAč. The number of times every second that this image changes on the screen is called the refresh rate.
This refresh rate occurs so quickly that it is usually an invisible user of a computer sitting in front of the screen. Sometimes it can be seen in television programs and movies in which a computer monitor is recorded. The computer's recovery speed can be synchronized differently from the speed at which the video frames are created, and therefore the gaps in the monitor restore are captured on the film. This often creates the scanning lines in the figure, although the MultiSync® monitor can be used to prevent this problem to prevent this problem.
Most computer monitors made in the mid -20th century were fixed synchronization displays. This means that Onimohla only works at one refresh rate. With the development of more powerful computers, especially improved features from graphics cards, this poison wasIna rate often considered insufficient. To achieve this goal, the range of different rates was required to make one display with multiple applications and systems, and MultiSync® monitor was developed to achieve this goal.
"MultiSync®" is a trademark owned by Nippon Electric Company (NEC) solutions, but is often used in this industry as a more general term. The "right" MultiSync® monitor is able to sync to a wide range of different frequencies, usually only with a minimum and maximum range. However, there are some companies that produce monitors that are able to synchronize with several specific refresh rates and can still be referred to as multiple synchronization. If a monitor that is attached to a certain refresh rate is used by a device that requires a higher frequency, potentially B potentially Be damaged.