David Wei wrote:

>
>
> Actually, it have nothing to do with interlaced or not, most CRT we use
> today operates in non-interlaced mode anyways.
>
> The problem is that the CRT monitor gets  lighted up as it is scanned by
> the electron beam, while LCD is constantly being lit by the backlight.
> flicker does NOT exist on a properly working LCD. Thus no reason to use
> anything over 60Hz.

Yes, but the electronics of the monitor uses some data, such refresh 
rate or resolution to "remember" its configuration.





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