I have a question for folks,
I own a GS790, 19 " CRT monitor. According to viewsonic it is capable of the following:
I have pretty much always run at 60 Hz
I run my resolution at 1280x1024
things look pretty decent, but I keep seeing how higher refresh rate are supposed to be better. When I change the refresh rate to anything besides 60Hz it seems to make the images wiggle or distort a bit, normally side to side, it is very annoying and hard on the eyes. I have tried using different refresh rates at all different resolutions and 60hz always seems to be the only tolerable option. Also I use windows XP Pro SP2 and my monitor will not go past 85hz. If I unhide the other refresh rates and try them, I get a message saying it is out of range, my monitor goes black and then recovers back to the previous setting.
This also happens on a Viewsonic 17" that I used to own.
Also happened with my old GeForce 4 Ti 4400
I have the latest drivers for my GeForce 6600 GT card and the drivers from Viewsonic for their CRT monitors installed.
is this a trait of Viewsonic Monitors? Is this my eyes? ( I have 20/20 in one and 20/15 in the other)
can anyone explain why this is happening and how to correct it? or should I be looking to get a different monitor?
I own a GS790, 19 " CRT monitor. According to viewsonic it is capable of the following:
I have pretty much always run at 60 Hz
I run my resolution at 1280x1024
things look pretty decent, but I keep seeing how higher refresh rate are supposed to be better. When I change the refresh rate to anything besides 60Hz it seems to make the images wiggle or distort a bit, normally side to side, it is very annoying and hard on the eyes. I have tried using different refresh rates at all different resolutions and 60hz always seems to be the only tolerable option. Also I use windows XP Pro SP2 and my monitor will not go past 85hz. If I unhide the other refresh rates and try them, I get a message saying it is out of range, my monitor goes black and then recovers back to the previous setting.
This also happens on a Viewsonic 17" that I used to own.
Also happened with my old GeForce 4 Ti 4400
I have the latest drivers for my GeForce 6600 GT card and the drivers from Viewsonic for their CRT monitors installed.
is this a trait of Viewsonic Monitors? Is this my eyes? ( I have 20/20 in one and 20/15 in the other)
can anyone explain why this is happening and how to correct it? or should I be looking to get a different monitor?
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