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I use 800x600 since my monitor (Dell 2001FP LCD) has a native resolution of 1600x1200. I don't see any degredation in image quality when I'm running it at half the native resolution.

If you post the brand and model of the LCD you have, we can tell you.

The response time of an LCD cannot be changed. It's a function of the hardware itself. That would be like trying to change the memory capacity of your RAM. The only way to do that is to buy a new stick. If you want a faster response time, you have to buy a monitor with a faster response time.

If he's saying that it happens on his laptop too, then it is most certainly a response time issue. Laptop LCDs are notoriously bad with blurring on moving objects, and depending on the make of the LCD the same problem could be occuring. As mentioned earlier, anything greater than 16ms for response t...

The refresh rate of the monitor is a big one that I think a lot of people tend to miss. I never bothered changing my monitor's refresh rate to 60 Hz until just recently after reading a post here at the fourms. I always wondered why some games would stutter and just not seem 'smooth' even though my c...

I'm still trying to figure out what the "best" image quality filter is for me. Frankly, they all look nice. :D I've got a Dell 2001FP monitor which has a native resolution of 1600x1200, so I just use the 800x600 full screen and really don't get any distortions or alterations. I had thought...

Awesome. I've been enjoying ZSNES for years now, and it just seems to be getting better and better. All I need now is to get an SNES controller.