120hz is not supported on 800x600 (MSI AE2420 3D)

Hi guys, i buy a MSI AE2420 3D AIO PC today, i asked the company about the maximum screen refresh rate support of the LCD and they told me it supports 120hz.
now when i go to display settings and set the resolution on the 800x600 i cant put the refresh rate on 100hz, the maximum supported is 75hz?!
i understand that the LCD supports 120hz only on 1920x1080 full hd 3D mode, am i right?!

Yeap 120hz make no sense @ 800x600 but when you are a counter-strike gamer this will be important for you
Also im on your side, dont know wht 120hz mode is darker, but i think it should reason around 3D Viewing! :-?

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