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March 16th, 2005 19:00
Refresh Rate
Hello there...
Would you please advice to what refresh rate I supposed to set up my adapter? Should I choose
"adapter default" or "Optimum" or 85Hz - which is the max.
Would appreciate advise
With brgds Wigor
Would you please advice to what refresh rate I supposed to set up my adapter? Should I choose
"adapter default" or "Optimum" or 85Hz - which is the max.
Would appreciate advise
With brgds Wigor
Message Edited by Wigor on 03-16-2005 09:59 PM
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SR45
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March 16th, 2005 21:00
What monitor do you have ? LCD or CRT ? CRT's refresh rate can have a number of setting, depending on the monitor and video card, but at least 75 or higher will give you less eye strain. If the CRT can support a higher refresh rate and the video card can deliver that refresh rate, than use it. An LCD has a native resolution and also does not have to be refreshed. It's always on, unlike a CRT's screen, that has to be redrawn ( interlaced ), so a rate of 60 hz would be best for the LCD monitor. Hope this helps a little
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Message Edited by SR45 on 03-16-2005 05:25 PM
Wigor
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March 16th, 2005 21:00
My monitor is CRT Dell E771p. Have adapter on my machine original one NVIDIA TNT2 M64 4XAGP
What do you think? Should I stick to 85Hz or set it up to optimal or maybe adapter default?
Thks adv
Brgds Wigor
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Message Edited by Wigor on 03-16-2005 11:30 PM
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March 17th, 2005 08:00
This link will take you to your monitor spec's site, and it shows that the optimal settings is 75 Hz and the highest preset setting is for 85 Hz at 1024x768. You can try both settings to see if you do not notice screen flickering that will tire the eyes. But, if you use the highest setting of 1280x1024, you will have to use 60Hz, according to the spec sheet on your monitor, and that will give you eye strain, so try not to use that setting. Stay with the 1024x768 at 75 Hz, and make a judgment of how everything looks to you. If you still have eye strain or see flickering on the screen, than change it to 85 Hz. Good luck
Wigor
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March 17th, 2005 21:00
Thank you very much for that info...
One more question if I can ask you..
Today have received monitor 19" and is super
because of the size. This monitor name is PanaSyncSL95 (Panasonic) Would you be able advice where can I download driver to that monitor? I can have on taht monitor 100Hz with
resolution 1024x768...
Would be spendid if you could advice...
Thks again in advance
Brgds Wigor
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March 18th, 2005 08:00
I tried to do a Google.com search for a driver and really could not really find one. You would think panasonic would include a driver with the monitor. You can either call panasonic or just let Windows XP assignee a driver for it, which is what I did with my monitor, seeing that it did not make a difference for me.
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Message Edited by SR45 on 03-18-2005 04:37 AM
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March 18th, 2005 18:00
Much appreciate...
With brgds Wigor