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"Toolman Tim" <frack.this@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> schreef in bericht
news:NM1Nf.1000$qz.545@xxxxxxxxxxx
> In news:9pKdnZHswcNjBpnZRVny0A@xxxxxxxxx,
> Peter spewed forth:
>>>>>>>> "Peter" <peternot@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>>>>>>>> news:t5adnTYzoucuqJnZnZ2dnUVZ8qOdnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxx
>>>>>>>>> Hi, I have a Packard Bell a726 monitor connected to a self
>>>>>>>>> built PC (Asrock
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>>>>>>>> refresh rate also most welcome. Right now I have it set to
>>>>>>>> 1280x1024
>>>>>>>> at 75 hz.
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> <snip>
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>>> Monitor
>>> File Title: XP monitor driver pack
>>> File Version: 3.1
>>> File Date: 14-09-2004 13:09:54
>>> File Size: 875184 Bytes
>>>
>>> Technical Note: This is the monitor driver pack for Windows
>>> XP, supporting most of the Packard Bell monitors thate were
>>> introduced since 2000. This version of the monitor driver pack
>>> supports following Packard Bell monitors: A526, A726, A926, A527,
>>> A727, A927, F727, S517, S527, S727, FC500, FC700, FT700, LC700,
>>> LT500, LT700, CC700, CT500, CT700, VT500, VT700 and VT900. In
>>> addition it also supports the following monitors from NEC Computers
>>> International: HR17, HR19, LS15, LT17, VR15, VR17, VR19 and LCD1701.
>>>
>>> After downloading the file, doubleclick it in order to start the
>>> driver installation.
>>>
>> Thats the driver I downloaded, even 2 or 3 with different filenames.
>> They have the same technical note and I do run Win XP. The files are
>> installed in a folder on c drive called 'pnp', and they contain all
>> the inf files etc.... after install the screen says 'drivers are now
>> installed', but I still end up with standard monitor installed
>> instead of the Packard Bell drivers..... rightclicking the inf files
>> and install doesnt work either.... I'm really in the dark here, looks
>> like my XP or my system wont accept the PB drivers.....
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> WTF cares? If it's not broke, don't fix it. Just because you *want* it to
> say Packard Bell, it makes no difference what-so-ever if it says that or
> not. You have it running at a high enough refresh rate that you won't get
> flicker. What advantage is there to running at a higher refresh rate or
> having it say "Packard Bell" in the description?
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> --
> The sooner you fall behind, the more time you'll have to catch up.
>
because if your refresh rate is higher than the monitor can handle, it could
get damaged.....
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