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AG
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Program to find refresh rate
Does anyone have a shareware or freeware utility that will show the refresh
rate of a monitor. I have just installed Linux on an old laptop and the
monitor flickers in Linux but not in Windows. I'd like to find out what the
Windows refresh rate is so that I can change it in Linux.
AG
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01-27-04 04:24 AM
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David Hough
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
Right click on desktop, properties, settings tab, click on advanced,
monitor tab. At least with my adapter, under w2k it shows the current
and other available refresh rates
AG wrote:
> Does anyone have a shareware or freeware utility that will show the refresh
> rate of a monitor. I have just installed Linux on an old laptop and the
> monitor flickers in Linux but not in Windows. I'd like to find out what the
> Windows refresh rate is so that I can change it in Linux.
> AG
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01-27-04 09:24 AM
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
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David Hough <huffy1@metrocast.net> wrote in message news:<hsydneApP-DCu4vd4p2dnA@metrocast.net>...[color=blue]
> Right click on desktop, properties, settings tab, click on advanced,
> monitor tab. At least with my adapter, under w2k it shows the current
> and other available refresh rates
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> AG wrote:
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01-27-04 06:24 PM
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Billy
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
Why the continuous SPAM to every question?
Damn Sympatico users seem to love this kind of stuff.
Clue that your anon isn't. toronto-hse-ppp3661180.sympatico.ca
(65.95.147.61):
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> Looking toward Netwok+ Certification , Here is greate Link
> for Excellent Microsoft Certification Guide,
> Free Demos are also available.
>
> http://www.Cert21.com/mb.asp
>
> Also here is another Money saving idea for Netwok+ Testing exam fee.
buy voucher
> and Scheduale the exam using Netwok+ voucher for Only US $150.00
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> http://www.ExamVouchers.com/mb.asp
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> David Hough <huffy1@metrocast.net> wrote in message
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01-27-04 07:24 PM
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
He must be getting a kick back for everyone who signs up for this stuff...
"Billy" <Noone@home.spamnet> wrote in message
news:JByRb.29886$zj7.27171@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> Why the continuous SPAM to every question?
> Damn Sympatico users seem to love this kind of stuff.
> Clue that your anon isn't. toronto-hse-ppp3661180.sympatico.ca
> (65.95.147.61):
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> "Karkucus" <g102030@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:a232ed38.0401270916.724a824@posting.google.com...
> buy voucher
> news:<hsydneApP-DCu4vd4p2dnA@metrocast.net>...
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01-27-04 08:24 PM
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Billy
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
Follow up for anyone that is curious. He gets a 20% commission for
anyone buying within a year.
Appears that their intention is for folks to post a referral on a web
site or through friends. Not SPAM every question with your referral
crap.
Should this continue, I for one will send abuse headers to Sympatico,
Hotmail, Google and Cert21.
"Billy" <Noone@home.spamnet> wrote in message
news:JByRb.29886$zj7.27171@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net
> Why the continuous SPAM to every question?
> Damn Sympatico users seem to love this kind of stuff.
> Clue that your anon isn't. toronto-hse-ppp3661180.sympatico.ca
> (65.95.147.61):
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> "Karkucus" <g102030@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:a232ed38.0401270916.724a824@posting.google.com...
fee.[color=blue]
> buy voucher
$150.00[color=blue]
> news:<hsydneApP-DCu4vd4p2dnA@metrocast.net>...
advanced,[color=blue]
> current
> the refresh
> and the
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AG
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
"David Hough" <huffy1@metrocast.net> wrote in message
news:hsydneApP-DCu4vd4p2dnA@metrocast.net...[color=blue]
> Right click on desktop, properties, settings tab, click on advanced,
> monitor tab. At least with my adapter, under w2k it shows the current
> and other available refresh rates
>
> AG wrote:
refresh[color=blue]
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Thanks I guess it only works with 2000 or above. I've got 98 on this one
and I can't find it there.
There's got to be something somewhere.
AG
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Will Dormann
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
AG wrote:
> Thanks I guess it only works with 2000 or above. I've got 98 on this one
> and I can't find it there.
> There's got to be something somewhere.
No, Win98 should also tell you the refresh rate. (as should your
monitor's OSD, assuming it has one) But what's the point of messing
with all that, though?
Just increase the refresh rate in Linux until it looks nice.
-WD
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
(Admits), had to look it up to remember the trick. Link says it better
than I, but basically, if the monitor tab lists default monitor, no
refresh rate is listed in the adapter info.
http://www.windows-help.net/windows98/tune-024.shtml
"AG" <atenor@email.com> wrote in message
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> "David Hough" <huffy1@metrocast.net> wrote in message
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> the
> Thanks I guess it only works with 2000 or above. I've got 98 on this
one
> and I can't find it there.
> There's got to be something somewhere.
> AG
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Re: Program to find refresh rate
Should have added that I believe the refresh rate would then be a
default 60.
If you can find the manual for the monitor, or Google it, there should
be a specification listed for maximum the monitor can take.
"Billy" <Noone@home.spamnet> wrote in message
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> (Admits), had to look it up to remember the trick. Link says it better
> than I, but basically, if the monitor tab lists default monitor, no
> refresh rate is listed in the adapter info.
> http://www.windows-help.net/windows98/tune-024.shtml
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> "AG" <atenor@email.com> wrote in message
> news:4016c41c$0$33367$4c5eba9e
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advanced,[color=blue]
> current
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> and the
> out what
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