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LCD monitor refresh rate
This is a windows problem BTW. -- http://www.3dspotlight.com 3DSpotlight tweaking editor ICQ 44025697 UT FAQ - http://www.3dspotlight.com/tweaks/UTFAQ/ Hi all, I'm running into a little problem here. Whenever I go into a game my monitor refresh rate goes to >60Hz no matter what resolution I'm running on.

Monitor refresh rate
This line deals with the refresh setting on my monitor. I don't have a manual for my monitor and I can't find the refresh rate on Dell's web site. They haven't answered my e-mail inquiry either. Any suggestions? Need more info. Which monitor is it? Model and size. -- Confucius: He who play in root, eventually kill

my monitor refresh rate stays at 60 Hz
Tim Slattery Slatter...@bls.gov microsoft public win98 gen_discussion Tom Duprex <tdup...@landmarknet.net> wrote: Just got a new monitor (Sony Multiscan E210). The screen flickers. Manual says if the picture is flickering, adjust the refresh rate to figures shown in display menu. Monitor Menu states: Set refresh

Monitor refresh rate question
I recently purchased a Dell XPS T500 with a Trinitron P990 Monitor and 16MB STB nVidia TNT 3D AGP Graphics Card. The problem that I am having is that, one, the refresh rate does not go higher than 85, I thought that this monitor with that much video ram could support refresh rates up to 100 or more; second,

adapter/monitor refresh rate settings
Everything was fine before, but now when I (or rather, when games) switch resolutions it seems that the optimal refresh rate isn't being chosen correctly, leaving me with a warped screen in pretty much anything other than 800x600 or 1024x768. Anyone know the best solution to this problem rather than me manually

IBM Monitor Refresh Rate
I've just done an install of Win95 on a machine here, and it's chosen a video mode with an 85Hz refresh rate. Unfortunately the monitor or cable I'm using Is there any way to manually change the monitor refresh rate under Win95? Normally under Display on the Settings tab there is either Advanced Properties,

Monitor refresh rate problem
When I press my monitor's on screen display settings, FV is 61.2 in Linux and 60 in That's right. That's what you say, and that's what I say. But it is NOT the cause of anything. It is a consequence. The refresh rate is the product of many independent variables. Windows. Both are Mode 9, VESA 800.

how to change the monitor refresh rate in 95
If it's an old monitor, be carefull not to try refresh rates higher than the monitor can handle, as it is possible to damage a monitor in this way, although most newer monitors have a safeguard built-in to prevent damage. I'm going to make a guess that you might need a 56 Hz refresh rate, which you could achieve

INCORRECT MONITOR REFRESH RATE
I now have a V5 5500 but still can't change the refresh rate no matter what I do. "Teddy Agus Dwilardi" <vb...@link.net.id> wrote in message news:8v0ocq$7l4$1@news.3dfx.com... after installing the newest driver of voodoo3 ver. 1.06.00 for win98, my monitor refresh rate is locked at 75Hz on all resolution from

Monitor refresh rate...how do u change?
MadDAWG onefastf...@hotmail.com alt comp periphs videocards nvidia Can somebody please explain the "benefits" of higher refresh rates? I had an older 17" monitor that only ran 60hz above 1024 X 768. Since I ran 1280 X 1024 I was running a refresh rate of 60hz. I just bought a new 19" monitor that runs 72 or 75 at

Monitor Refresh Rate Problem
At the moment I have my windows desktop at a resolution of 1600x1200 at a monitor refresh rate of 85 Hz with my GeForce 3. At any other resolution other than 1600x1200 the monitor refresh rate drops to 60 Hz with looks very flickery. I have tried changing my desktop to other resolutions and then changing the

Windows resets Monitor refresh rate...
The CRT either supports the refresh rate or it doesn't. However, you can damage a monitor by setting it to a higher refresh rate than it can support. Keep in mind, too, that a monitor can support a particular refresh rate depending upon what resolution and color depth you are currently using.

Monitor Refresh Rate & FPS
Having a higher refresh rate doesn't necessarily correspond to getting better frame rates -- http://www.3dspotlight.com 3D Spotlight tweaking editor UT FAQ - http://www.3dspotlight.com/tweaks/UTFAQ/ Got news ? n...@3dspotlight.net ICQ 44025697 I have just found that by increasing the refresh rate of >my monitor my

Monitor refresh rate
Carey cnfri...@midsouth.rr.com microsoft public windowsxp general Q. "How to change monitor refresh rate without going into display properties?" A. A monitor's refresh rate is determined by the video display adapter and the design parameters of the monitor itself. To my knowledge, one can only change the refresh

CFS screws my monitor refresh rate
Peter T. Breuer p...@oboe.it.uc3m.es alt os linux onesays <jgal...@broadbay.net> wrote: my monitor's refresh rate is stuck at 60hz. Red Hat 8.0 knows that I have a Dell P992, and a Geforce4 ti 4200, and acknowledges the range of refresh that its capable of, but remains at 60hz regardless. I was told that to fix this

How to set monitor refresh rate in xorg
Do you have current drivers for your video card, and monitor? Bill Crocker "Jan Nademlejnsky" <jann...@home.com> wrote in message news:8dc85.52610$ef6.622976@news1.rdc1.ab.home.com... I have IBM 15" monitor type 2235-00N and Expert 98 video card. The monitor allows me to set the refresh rate to 43 or 60 MHz only at

Monitor Refresh Rate
Valentín Guillén usen...@myrealbox.com alt os linux mandrake Priit wrote: Where can I find monitor refresh rate under Mandrake 9.0 and how to change it? You're asking two distinct questions. You need to ascertain what the monitor refresh rates are which your monitor can actually use. Many older monitors have one or

Monitor Refresh Rate Problem
Bill Crocker bi...@rust.net alt windows95 Scott Gordon Leyh wrote: I'd like to change the refresh rate of my monitor for Windows 95 so the nice lights here stop making it flicker. I have a Diamond Video and supposedly the new drivers allow you to set this, but when I enter the Wizard the monitor just blanks a

Monitor refresh rate on XP
"Cuthslay" <slayer...@mindspring.com> wrote in message news:9f77ge$77d$1@slb2. atl.mindspring.net... thanks JKL...windows will indeed let me tweak my refresh rate in display settings, just wanna make sure i dont fry my monitor :) read previous post, and thanks again JKL <DO_NOT_...@home.com> wrote in message

voodoo3 destory my monitor refresh rate
Osmo Vuorio osmo.vuo...@sonera.fi alt msdos comp os msdos In article <9Kxp5.814$vB3.65...@news3.cableinet.net>, no-s...@blueyonder.co.uk says... Does anyone know how to change the refresh rate for the monitor in DOS There is no general answer. Much depends upon the posibble dos routines of the video card.