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Best picture quality in Vista with Gigabyte GA-MA78GM-S2H
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<blockquote data-quote="HakanThn" data-source="post: 383309" data-attributes="member: 88975"><p>Here´s a thing that helped me:</p><p>My picture was "flickering" a little bit, with that I mean that it was jumping up & down maybe one pixel. Most noticeable on sharp still standing objects, as for example a results board in a sports show.</p><p>I enabled "LCD overdrive" (in ATI CCC, settings for Digital Panel DVI), and the flickering disappeared. I don't know why this is working since it should not work at all in Vista according to ATI help page. Anybody knows about this?</p><p></p><p>I'm not so familiar with the terms yet, is maybe "tearing" the correct term for what I call "flickering"?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HakanThn, post: 383309, member: 88975"] Here´s a thing that helped me: My picture was "flickering" a little bit, with that I mean that it was jumping up & down maybe one pixel. Most noticeable on sharp still standing objects, as for example a results board in a sports show. I enabled "LCD overdrive" (in ATI CCC, settings for Digital Panel DVI), and the flickering disappeared. I don't know why this is working since it should not work at all in Vista according to ATI help page. Anybody knows about this? I'm not so familiar with the terms yet, is maybe "tearing" the correct term for what I call "flickering"? [/QUOTE]
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