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Monitor resolution and hz question

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August 9, 2013 1:24:55 PM

i set the highest resolution on my tablet pc and it wont support 75hz(it auto sets to 60hz),
then i set lower resolution and it supports 75hz but the screen is too big and it goes beyond the corners and the colours are strange, not like on max resolution.
so how should i get normal resolution with 75hz?

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a b C Monitor
August 9, 2013 2:01:02 PM

Check your particular tablet specifications, it sounds like you cannot run the highest resolution at 75Hz. It's likely that your display doesn't resize for resolutions that are not native to the scale of the display so they will not fit correctly. Windows has a setting that allows it to hide display modes that monitors cannot display, apparently your OS does not have that feature enabled.
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August 9, 2013 2:39:38 PM

RealBeast said:
Check your particular tablet specifications, it sounds like you cannot run the highest resolution at 75Hz. It's likely that your display doesn't resize for resolutions that are not native to the scale of the display so they will not fit correctly. Windows has a setting that allows it to hide display modes that monitors cannot display, apparently your OS does not have that feature enabled.


Where can i found and enable this feature?
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a b C Monitor
August 9, 2013 3:17:58 PM

What tablet do you have?
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August 9, 2013 11:46:34 PM

RealBeast said:
What tablet do you have?


MS-7641, i checked at system information
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a b C Monitor
August 10, 2013 6:17:10 AM

Can't find much on that number. Wherever you change the resolution would have a check box to ignore modes not supported if is available on that system. You experimentation tells me that the full resolution will only run at 60Hz.
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August 10, 2013 6:23:28 AM

RealBeast said:
Can't find much on that number. Wherever you change the resolution would have a check box to ignore modes not supported if is available on that system. You experimentation tells me that the full resolution will only run at 60Hz.


so how can i find my pc model? I cant check that box to ignore modes
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a b C Monitor
August 10, 2013 6:27:12 AM

Try looking at its manual, box or receipt. What do you think that it is?

But if it does not have that option available where you change resolutions, then it probably is not there at all.
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August 10, 2013 6:48:10 AM

RealBeast said:
Try looking at its manual, box or receipt. What do you think that it is?

But if it does not have that option available where you change resolutions, then it probably is not there at all.


is there be a custom resolution that fits the screen and supports 75hz?
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a b C Monitor
August 10, 2013 10:05:01 AM

Probably not, at least not one that would look decent. Even with desktop LCD displays the native resolution pretty much always looks best.
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August 10, 2013 10:28:20 AM

RealBeast said:
Probably not, at least not one that would look decent. Even with desktop LCD displays the native resolution pretty much always looks best.


very strange, it some it supports 75hz but the screen is beyond the corners and other good resolutions only support 60hz :/ 
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a b C Monitor
August 10, 2013 10:32:16 AM

Higher resolutions usually only display at 60Hz on desktop LCDs too. Only by decreasing the resolution can most GPUs increase the refresh rate due to the limit on how much information they can process fast enough to support the higher refresh rate.
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August 10, 2013 11:06:15 AM

RealBeast said:
Higher resolutions usually only display at 60Hz on desktop LCDs too. Only by decreasing the resolution can most GPUs increase the refresh rate due to the limit on how much information they can process fast enough to support the higher refresh rate.


thats bad news for me :( 
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