Screen problem

DedEye · 09-20-07, 07:39 PM

To confuse matters further (sorry!!!:rotfl: ) every resolution has a different refresh rate that can change the position of the image on the monitor (at least on a CRT).

For example, you can have 1024x768 at 60, 70, 72, 75, 80Hz or even high if your monitor and video card support it. You can adjust this under display properties--> settings-->advanced--> monitor.

Generally a higher refresh rate is better; easier on the eyes and less flicker.

09-20-07, 07:39 PM	#6
DedEye Electrician's Mate Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Edmonton Posts: 133 Downloads: 145 Uploads: 0	To confuse matters further (sorry!!!:rotfl: ) every resolution has a different refresh rate that can change the position of the image on the monitor (at least on a CRT). For example, you can have 1024x768 at 60, 70, 72, 75, 80Hz or even high if your monitor and video card support it. You can adjust this under display properties--> settings-->advanced--> monitor. Generally a higher refresh rate is better; easier on the eyes and less flicker. __________________ U-Boot Spezial Cocktail......neidisch?

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