I just installed a new video card in my computer. An Asus EAH3870, with 512 megs of ram. I have a gig of RAM on my system, a E6600 processor and an ASUS P5W DH Deluxe mobo.
I'm using a 19-inch Sony monitor. It's few years old. I have the resolution set at 1152 x 864. It's an LCD monitor.
In video properties, the highest I can set the refresh rate is 60hz.
Every once in a while the monitor flickers. It never did this with the old video card (ATI 850XT).
Do I have a bad video card? If so, it's going back to newegg.
Is there some other setting I should check or do I need a new monitor?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Message edited by GinoS on 04-21-2008 at 09:38:34 PM
Are you using a adapter for LCD monitor? Like DVI to VGA?? Mine flickers because the card is not VGA compatiable and LCD monitor only has VGA connector. I need monitor, that might be your case too
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The monitor is a Sony SDMHS95. I am using an adapter. I'm trying to figure out the ideal refresh rate.
According to the specs:
The RGB Operating frequency is: Horizontal 28-80 kHZ
Vertical 48-75Hz.
So, I'm guessing the ideal refresh rate is 75 Hertz.
Does anyone know if that's right?
Also, I downloaded and installed the latest drivers. The problems seemed to have gone away. But I'm still unsure on that refresh rate. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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