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pal-m and ntsc hertz frequency 50 hz, 60hz

 

05-07-14 08:47 PM
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hello!

today comes a thought in my mind, i see that the pal-m hertz frequency is 50 hz

and ntsc hertz frequency is 60hz.

right, but i have a question..., which frequency is healthier? 50hz or 60hz?

i know that any human mind, if spend much time in videogames like me, 

becomes tired of playing that after needs some rest.

i know that it happens, cause playing videogames is like watching millions of photos, lots of images

at the same time, that why the human mind becomes tired.

and since the 50 hertz is a slower frequency than 60 hz, i thought 50 hz frequency is healthier to the mind... i guess..

so... what do you think about this? i know this is quite simple, frequency of video, but i thought about health too, about this...

thanks for the pacience! i would like to receive any answer, heartly, allan.
hello!

today comes a thought in my mind, i see that the pal-m hertz frequency is 50 hz

and ntsc hertz frequency is 60hz.

right, but i have a question..., which frequency is healthier? 50hz or 60hz?

i know that any human mind, if spend much time in videogames like me, 

becomes tired of playing that after needs some rest.

i know that it happens, cause playing videogames is like watching millions of photos, lots of images

at the same time, that why the human mind becomes tired.

and since the 50 hertz is a slower frequency than 60 hz, i thought 50 hz frequency is healthier to the mind... i guess..

so... what do you think about this? i know this is quite simple, frequency of video, but i thought about health too, about this...

thanks for the pacience! i would like to receive any answer, heartly, allan.
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I believe that there is no difference - those numbers are just different levels of power distribution in the AC power line. (the difference is not in the viewing level)
I believe that there is no difference - those numbers are just different levels of power distribution in the AC power line. (the difference is not in the viewing level)
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