60Hz on CRT

[Guest]

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

 

[U Asar]

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

 

[Guest]

I'm sure - in "personalize options (advanced)" plug and play monitor has been
replaced by "LG ez T710BH"

 

[Cal Bear '66]

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


I Bleed Blue and Gold
GO BEARS!

 

[Guest]

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.

 

[jonathan perreault]

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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foolproof is to underestimate the ingenuity of complete fools.

 

[Guest]

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

Thanks for all answers