27 inch how many hertz?

I'm wondering if the new imac 27 has 120 hertz refresh rate?
thanks

Well, some interesting theories have been espoused for this question. The fact of the matter is that the issue of CRT versus LCD (with cold cathode backlighting) versus LCD (with LED backlighting) is irrelevant to the original question of Refresh Rate. The "Refresh Rate" on Any monitor is the rate at which the screen image is generated by the illumination of successive pixels on the screen, the image being "painted", as it were, from the upper left hand corner of the screen across to the right and successively down the screen row by row of pixels, until one complete cycle of screen image drawing has occurred.
There are two basic forms of this screen drawing, for those technically interested: "interlaced" and "progressive". On an Interlaced display the rows of pixels are illuminated by first illuminating all the odd numbered rows of pixels on the screen and then proceeding to illuminating all the even numbered rows of pixels. Older monitors used this method. On a Progressive display (the more modern and currently used standard for HD) the rows of pixels are illuminated successively: 1, 2, 3 ,4... in order from top to bottom of the screen.
The refresh rate for most LCD monitors is 60 Hz. The recent exception to this is high-end HD LCD monitors, some of which now utilize a 120 Hz or 240 Hz refresh rate. The advantage of this higher Hz rate over 60 Hz is that fast moving images on the screen show less lag or ghosting.
Hopefully this resolves some of the technical issues raised in this forum

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