[lug] xvidtune

[Chip Atkinson]

Ok, don't quote me, and you are doing this at your own risk, but my
understanding is that modern monitors don't have problems if you over
clock them.  They just don't work and when you stop over driving them,
they come out fine.   My approach was to borrow values from one of the
example monitor timings and start there.

Chip

On Sat, 8 Apr 2000, JEFF PFOHL wrote:

> On my new RH6.1 install it seems the monitor is flickering ever sooo
> slightly. SO I look at xvidtune. WOW!! That warning is scary. OK I
> know not to overclock the monitor. But there isn't a direct way to
> alter the refresh rates. You just change the sync start/end. So how do
> I begin approaching this fix without running the risk of frying the
> monitor?
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> 
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