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petes cadaver

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just wondering why my monitor (viewsonic) says at start up "frequency over range" and why there are little like see-through line things running up the monitor screen .. its getting a lil bothersome and i dont wanna start seeing lines in real life

fixable??

thanks.
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Sounds like your monitor frequency is set to high. Mine is set to 60. You might want to check your documentation and see what they recomend.

On my w2k box, I can right click on the desktop>properties>settings>advanced>monitor. Post back what your monitor freq. is...
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Does anyone know how to find the monitor freq. for a windows xp machine? i go to desktop>properties>settings>advanced>monitor but i see nothing that shows frequency. the only thing is screen refresh rate and if thats it give me a break im new at this :tazz:
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Does anyone know how to find the monitor freq. for a windows xp machine? i go to desktop>properties>settings>advanced>monitor but i see nothing that shows frequency. the only thing is screen refresh rate and if thats it give me a break im new at this  :tazz:

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Your driver may not have all the bells and whistles which allows you to make any changes, but if it does, try lowering at least the refresh rate as macten suggested. Also, might see if you need to update your driver. Just as a guideline, mine maxes out at a resolution of 640x480 (120 Hz). Using 1024x768 at 60 Hz presently. If I go to 1280x1024, 60 Hz is max.

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