For A-Open MX400 series
Please read this first. http://www.geocities.com/porotuner/imagequality.html
I used the same method on my Aopen GeForce 2 MX400-A (should be the same for
all other MX400 series). Here are some pictures.
On a subjective rating. 1280x1024@100hz
sharp________________________blurry
75hz-------------85hz-------------- 100hz
after the mod
75hz----85hz---100hz-----------
it's much better at 100hz now, still not the same as 75hz but much much much
closer than before. On this card there is no diode and the 3 capacitors in
the middle aren't there either. The 3 capacitors aren't there because the
diodes aren't there.
"WARNING : Modifying your videocard may destroy it and void any warranties.I
take no responsibility of any damage caused."
Please read this first. http://www.geocities.com/porotuner/imagequality.html
I used the same method on my Aopen GeForce 2 MX400-A (should be the same for
all other MX400 series). Here are some pictures.
On a subjective rating. 1280x1024@100hz
sharp________________________blurry
75hz-------------85hz-------------- 100hz
after the mod
75hz----85hz---100hz-----------
it's much better at 100hz now, still not the same as 75hz but much much much
closer than before. On this card there is no diode and the 3 capacitors in
the middle aren't there either. The 3 capacitors aren't there because the
diodes aren't there.
"WARNING : Modifying your videocard may destroy it and void any warranties.I
take no responsibility of any damage caused."
I really don't understand why compaines put such low quality filters in, it should cost much to use a few differnt resistors and capactors.
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