🚀 go-pugleaf

The only possibility of getting a better picture is to find a monitor driver
that works with your setup and allows you to select 70Hz which your monitor
might be capable of (might not as well!).  I've done this a couple of years
ago with Win95 and a 5 year old Viewsonic 14" that couldn't do 75Hz but gave
a steady picture at 70Hz instead of a standard wobbly 60Hz.  I actually hand
edited the .inf file to adjust the scan requency range, not for the
faint-hearted.

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Steve Bradshaw
steve@sbrads.DELETETHISBITfreeserve.co.uk

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"joe" <aitrus@japan.co.jp> wrote in message
news:39651745.D28B0068@japan.co.jp...
> Hi. I have (unfortunatly) a packard bell 1024S monitor, and a voodoo
banshee video card. I currently use 800x600
> resoultion. When i go to the display properties and put it at 1024x768
resolution, and i go to "Advanced", under the
> "Adapter" tab, where it says refresh rate, it only lists "60 Hz". When its
at 800x600, it lists 60 Hz and 75 Hz. At
> 1024x768, my cheap monitor flickers... how can i get it to have 75 Hz at
1024x768 too? Can i update drivers or
> something?
>