I'm not aware of any frame skipping in analog CRTs. They either sync, or they don't. But I didn't keep up with digital CRTs. Don't know about those.
With that being said, "overclocking" a CRT past its specs might fry it.
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Every monitor does this.alex47 wrote:I mean when I move my mouse in a fast, circular motion on a black background I can see the mouse disappearing for a few framesspacediver wrote:what do you mean by "skipping"?
That's what happens when you move the mouse at a speed faster than the refresh rate can update. 100% completely normal.