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>>>>> "Adam" == Adam Polkosnik <ap@xxxxxxx> writes:
Adam> Err... That was just meant as an example (it was actually
Adam> copied out of my config file)
Okay, I thought it was an explicit suggestion, so I was confused.
Adam> HorizSync 31.0-82.0
Adam> VertRefresh 55.0-120.0
This is what I've been using for the past year or more (whenever I
bought the monitor).
Adam> but from my experience you might actually get better picture
Adam> if you'll use:
Adam> HorizSync 31.0-82.1
Adam> VertRefresh 55.0-120.1
I could try this...
Adam> I wouldn't go to 1600x1200@xxxx, 1280x1024@xxxx is much
Adam> better on one's eyes.
In theory yes. But I have some RF interference I still haven't
figured out that is producing either 30Hz or 60Hz noise on the line.
At 75Hz, I get a rapid wavery image---the screen is sharp, the motion
is small amplitude, but fatiguing. When I set the monitor to 60Hz,
the fluctuations go away. I did a short test at 800x600 @ 90Hz and
didn't notice any fluctutation. The same fluctations are visible on
my wife's monitor, sitting 10 feet away. She has an iMac with the
built-in monitor, so cabling is not the cause of my problem. And I've
seen mine waver even when I pulled the UPS plug out of the wall so
everything was off the mains. In any event, I need to go at 60Hz or
90Hz to avoid the wavery image.
regards,
roland
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