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Sorry guys I did not have time to test it this weekend.
FYI I run Windows 7 Ultimate

Thank you for the information. I will test that this weekend.

100Hz still freezes the machine, 99Hz works perfect.

I have similar issue with GTX770 SLI at 120Hz but not with surround. I have a 120Hz 1440p Qnix and a 60Hz 1080p Asus.
I seems that I have to choose between enabling SLI with QNIX at 60Hz or no SLI and Qnix at 120Hz.
I've done some research and found a guy mentioning it worked for him at 100Hz.
I ...

shadman wrote:That bezel looks super cool! I hadn't thought of doing anything like that before, but in considering it now.

Thanks!
The paint is like $10 a can and the effort required is very small so I think it's really worth it.

Yes, I do have the DVI-Only version.

On a different subject, I spray painted the bezel with Krylon spray paint. It's super easy as you don't even have to sandpaper it, just make sure it's clean. Here's the result

Your answer makes total sense: I think I was expecting way too much. Still I'm very happy with my new monitor, plus I have zero BLB which is cool.
Excellent! Yes, this is correct -- the 120Hz improvement is far less with QNIX than with a strobe-backlight monitor, as I've already written in Blur ...

I think he means DPI, but the Deathadder has a 1000Hz polling rate already anyways.

On topic, it might be hard to see a difference with a Qnix. The IPS panel has a slower response, like Chief was saying, so he effects will be less pronounced than a TN from 60Hz to 120Hz. Though you say you haven't ...

Haste wrote:

napalmglop wrote: I have a Razer DeathAdder set at 1800Hz

How did you manage to get such a high polling rate?

My bad, I mixed refresh rate (actually 500Hz) and sensitivity (1800dpi).

I inserted the answers to your comments and questions

1. When playing at 120Hz, you need to run at framerate == refreshrate to get the most out of 120Hz. So find a game that runs at 120fps@120Hz.
I lower the settings to run at a (almost) constant 120fps and I don't see a difference

2. Use 1000Hz ...