Old 10th August 2002, 10:57   #41
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1024*768 @ 85 HZ 17" monitor!!

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Old 10th August 2002, 21:56   #42
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I can't use anything less than 85Hz without developing severe eyestrain.
No kiddin, a month or so ago I had to work on a web server, in a dark room, running 1024 x 768 at 60Hz. I came out with one heckova headache.
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Old 10th August 2002, 23:59   #43
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im runnin 1280x1024@60Hz. crap ass 17' mon. No wonder why i get headachs sometimes, but mybe after using a 15" lcd laptop screen at 1024x768 for 2 years in the dark, that helped.
I want to be running it at least 85Hz but well that just cant be done on this crap monitor.

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Old 11th August 2002, 03:52   #44
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to find your refresh rate go to where you change your resolution and click advanced then go to the monitor tab




Perhaps if I had a real monitor instead of this dumb came-with-my-Dad's-computer-from-5-years-ago monitor...
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Old 11th August 2002, 04:56   #45
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flattmatt, go to the Adapter tab: there should be a drop-down menu for refresh rate.
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Old 11th August 2002, 05:01   #46
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Alternatively, you can use a benchmarking utility such as SANDRA to detect it. Or, you can just set the refresh rate manually with jres.
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Old 11th August 2002, 10:18   #47
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1024x758 at 85hz. 17"
i had to set up multi users on my PC cos when my sis uses it she sets it to 800x600!!!!!!!

on a 17 inch moniter!!!!!!!

argh!!!!!!!

noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!

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Old 11th August 2002, 10:22   #48
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at 640x480 i can get 120hz!
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Old 11th August 2002, 10:30   #49
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800*600 on a 17" monitor, at what I'm guessing is 85Hz (I leave the setting as optimal because I don't know what my moniter can take).

I can get 1280*1024 out of it, but then I can't see anything.

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Old 11th August 2002, 13:03   #50
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1024 x 768, 85Hz, 19 inch monitor..

Reading other people's posts, it seems I am about the only one to need it this big? Even on a 19", 1280 x 1024 is pretty small, and not really all that clear (although I think WinXP's clear type might help, but I only have Win98 SE).

I can barely stand 75Hz on a white background, 60Hz is terrible. All my resolutions are set to 85Hz, anything lower is definitely noticeable at least for me...
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Old 11th August 2002, 22:01   #51
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I was actually used to a 60Hz refresh rate for my 17 inch monitor for the longest time until I finally got pissed off at the headache's I'd get due to the low refresh rate and set it to 75HZ.

I agree with you Illusion, 1024x768 @ 16bit color 75Hz 17" monitor is big enough. I'm happy with it.

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Old 11th August 2002, 23:58   #52
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hehehe, 1600x1200 @ 75Hz on a 17" flat screen, i 0wNz J00 (exept for neko)

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I got a new monitor so now its 1280x1024
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Old 12th August 2002, 01:30   #54
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800x600 i feel like a cheapo
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Old 12th August 2002, 06:01   #55
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1024x768 @ 85 Hz here.

edit: 17" monitor
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Old 12th August 2002, 06:10   #56
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Old 12th August 2002, 08:26   #57
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800x600 i feel like a cheapo
I wouldn't say cheapo, lots of people prefer 800*600, but I would say that you shouldn't use fortune city for a host, they change all images to their logo.

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Old 12th August 2002, 14:02   #58
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1024 X 768 @ 60 Hertz (I'm using a 14in mointor i bought for £35)
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Old 12th August 2002, 21:26   #59
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1024x768 on a 14 inch CRT @ 60Hz! YOUR EYES! YOUR BRAIN! It must ache all the time...

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Aha, that's why I didn't see it. I was looking for "xx Hz." And it said "optimal." Wow, that was fun...
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Old 13th August 2002, 03:36   #61
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1152x864, would have been smaller if my desktop wasn't so littered

(edit) 75 hz, my right eye seems fine but my left eye is really sh|tty.

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Old 13th August 2002, 08:54   #62
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1280x1024 17" monitor. 65hz. Maybe I should change to 1280x960 to get higher refresh rate and to save myself from head aches..

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...and get a display that's not squashed

800x600, 75Hz, 14" fishbowl monitor

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