60Hz on CRT
 

I tried to search for solution, but i couldn't find any...

Well - I brough new computer - without monitor (i don't like LCD's), because
mine old was fine.
I plug monitor cable in graphic card, installed Vista Home Premium (64 bit)
and drivers... And there is the problem - everything is fine except...
refresh rate on resolution 1280x960 - it is only 60Hz (on xp was 72, on linux
70). I tried install newest graphic drivers, monitor drivers, some programs
to "force refresh rate" and update no. KB932406 for 64bit. And still there is
that f***in' 60Hz... I have no idea, what could be the problem...
Mine PC: C2D E6550, radeon x1950pro, asus p5k se, seagate barracuda 7
(sataII), LG flatron ez T710BH

60Hz on CRT
 

are you sure you have properly installed the monitor drivers? and your
monitor name showing up?


"Takeya" wrote in message
...
I tried to search for solution, but i couldn't find any...

Well - I brough new computer - without monitor (i don't like LCD's),
because
mine old was fine.
I plug monitor cable in graphic card, installed Vista Home Premium (64
bit)
and drivers... And there is the problem - everything is fine except...
refresh rate on resolution 1280x960 - it is only 60Hz (on xp was 72, on
linux
70). I tried install newest graphic drivers, monitor drivers, some
programs
to "force refresh rate" and update no. KB932406 for 64bit. And still there
is
that f***in' 60Hz... I have no idea, what could be the problem...
Mine PC: C2D E6550, radeon x1950pro, asus p5k se, seagate barracuda 7
(sataII), LG flatron ez T710BH

60Hz on CRT
 

I'm sure - in "personalize options (advanced)" plug and play monitor has been
replaced by "LG ez T710BH"

60Hz on CRT
 

Anything more appropriate when you press the "List All Modes" button in that
window?


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"Takeya" wrote in message
...
I'm sure - in "personalize options (advanced)" plug and play monitor has been
replaced by "LG ez T710BH"

60Hz on CRT
 

1Well - it's kinda strange. All possibilities for 1280x960:
256 colors - 60 Hz
high color - 60 Hz
true color - 60 Hz

75 Hz starts from 1280x800 (and less) - but it's not panoramic monitor, so
it's look strange... I'm working now on 1152x864 (75Hz), but it's a little
too small to work with graphic (gimp etc).

Sorry for my english - I'm not pretty good.
I have hope you can clearly understand me.

60Hz on CRT
 

well you got your answer the video drivers for vistado not support more than
60hz right now, you'll have to either reduce resolution or wait a while to
see if it comes out

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"Takeya" wrote in message
...
1Well - it's kinda strange. All possibilities for 1280x960:
256 colors - 60 Hz
high color - 60 Hz
true color - 60 Hz

75 Hz starts from 1280x800 (and less) - but it's not panoramic monitor, so
it's look strange... I'm working now on 1152x864 (75Hz), but it's a little
too small to work with graphic (gimp etc).

Sorry for my english - I'm not pretty good.
I have hope you can clearly understand me.

60Hz on CRT
 

Well, if on this moment there is not solution, I'll wait...

Thanks for all answers