Help with SUSE 10

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thx max that did the trick.... i was lookin for sum1 to provide with the exact info u gave.neways .... now does ne1 know how i can "force" my refresh rate frm 78Hz to 60Hz cuz 78 is the only option that gets displayed.
 
Why do you want a lower refresh rate?
 
i want a lower refresh rate cuz my monitor doesnt support higher ones... it flickers. 😉so pls help me
 
uthfull, i am not a SuSE user so I don't know how to do it "graphically". But normally, you will have to edit Xorg or XFree86's configuration files. You may need to add a "mode line". For example, my modeline is:Modeline "1024x768@68" 75.44 1024 1056 1336 1368 768 783 792 807Don't try it on your machine because it might bork up your monitor.... Try a utility "xvidtune". Might work for you. But you need to run it as root.
 
Originally posted by sifyfan@Nov 23 2005, 09:04 AM
monitor flickers more on a lower refresh rate.
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Its opposite for me i guess!! 😛


Originally posted by max@Nov 23 2005, 06:49 PM
uthfull, i am not a SuSE user so I don't know how to do it "graphically". But normally, you will have to edit Xorg or XFree86's configuration files. You may need to add a "mode line". For example, my modeline is:

Modeline "1024x768@68" 75.44 1024 1056 1336 1368 768 783 792 807

Don't try it on your machine because it might bork up your monitor.... Try a utility "xvidtune". Might work for you. But you need to run it as root.
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thx will try!!
 

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