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Regular CRT televisions weren't multisync - at best they'd be able to deal with both 50Hz and 60Hz inputs, but they wouldn't attempt to sync to anything else.
by mjg59 9y ago
Regular CRT televisions weren't multisync - at best they'd be able to deal with both 50Hz and 60Hz inputs, but they wouldn't attempt to sync to anything else.
- phire 9y agoMultisync means the CRT will succeed at syncing to multiple specified frequencies. There is nothing stopping non-multisync monitors (including TVs) from trying to sync to an out of range signal and depending on the design they might damage themselves trying.