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I'm trying to change vertical refresh rate on my Debian Etch computer.
I've LG's L204WT LCD monitor. I want debian etch to use vertical
refresh rate of 1680x1050@60Hz(LG recommended). Now it is
1680x1050@57Hz and it is causing blurry effects on visuals and
my eyes are hurting. My video card is GeForce (nvidia) 7800GS 256MB AGP
card. I've given LG recommended horizontal and vertical refresh rate
in xorg.conf file. But I can't go beyond 57Hz. What should I do to
change it to 60Hz? Please help me.
Note:I've installed nvidia driver and can't change the vertical refresh
rate with "nvidia-settings" tool as that particular option is disabled.
Have you tried using the "nvidia-settings" utility to change it? This is just a thought, but remove the spaces and decimals in your monitor line numbers so it reads as follows and see what happens. Other than that, I don't see anything.
> Have you tried using the "nvidia-settings" utility to change it?
Yes but that particular option is disabled so I can't change it.
> This is just a thought, but remove the spaces and decimals in your
> monitor line numbers so it reads as follows and see what happens.
> Other than that, I don't see anything.
>
> HorizSync 30-83
> VertRefresh 56-75
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