P
Patrick Vervoorn
I have a somewhat older system here, containing an Intel i810 chipset. I'm
running Windows XP Pro on it, and it's connected to a IIyama VisionMaster
Pro 510 CRT.
Whatever I do, cannot seem to force the i810 to set itself to
1280x1024x85Hz, while that should be possible according to:
http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/sb/cs-009122.htm
All I get is 75Hz max, which causes a flickery sensation in my peripheral
vision.
I've installed the latest drivers from intel, which were a bit older than
the stuff pre-installed with XP, but which did add an i810-specific
section to the display driver properties tab.
When I select 85Hz there, the resolution automatically falls back to
1152x864. Also by going to 16-bit mode, while staying at 1280x1024, I
still cannot select 85Hz.
I've also tried changing the monitor from the Vision Master 510 to Plug
'n' Play, and also something completely else, but that also doesn't allow
the 85Hz mode to appear.
Any other way I can force the hardware to select 85Hz?
It's an HP VL400 system, but due to some connection issues with my ISP I
can't seem to reach HP's website at the moment, so I can't check there
whether the specs of the VL400 prohibit it displaying 1280x1024@85Hz,
unfortunately...
Regards,
Patrick.
running Windows XP Pro on it, and it's connected to a IIyama VisionMaster
Pro 510 CRT.
Whatever I do, cannot seem to force the i810 to set itself to
1280x1024x85Hz, while that should be possible according to:
http://www.intel.com/support/graphics/intel810/sb/cs-009122.htm
All I get is 75Hz max, which causes a flickery sensation in my peripheral
vision.
I've installed the latest drivers from intel, which were a bit older than
the stuff pre-installed with XP, but which did add an i810-specific
section to the display driver properties tab.
When I select 85Hz there, the resolution automatically falls back to
1152x864. Also by going to 16-bit mode, while staying at 1280x1024, I
still cannot select 85Hz.
I've also tried changing the monitor from the Vision Master 510 to Plug
'n' Play, and also something completely else, but that also doesn't allow
the 85Hz mode to appear.
Any other way I can force the hardware to select 85Hz?
It's an HP VL400 system, but due to some connection issues with my ISP I
can't seem to reach HP's website at the moment, so I can't check there
whether the specs of the VL400 prohibit it displaying 1280x1024@85Hz,
unfortunately...
Regards,
Patrick.