I'm having a strange problem with my monitor. In linux (RH 8.0) it is
just 'slightly' blurry. Not so blurry as to make it impossible to read,
but blurry enough that if I code here for more than 20 minutes or so, my
head is pounding from eye strain. If I boot up into windblows 2000 it's
nice and
I was using a similar card, and was also unhappy with the 2D graphics. I
don't quite know what to tell you. I've since bought a Matrox G550, which
has vastly improved the situation for me. I've heard that NVIDIA's linux
drivers are improving, however, so I'd suggest you give that a try since
I wish I could help - maybe then I could help myself. I have a system
with similar symptoms. I've even explicitely set the hsync and vsync -
ie I put in only one value for each, not a range - and it doesn't seem
to help. On the other hand, xvidtune claims it's not actually running
at
On 10 Mar 2003, D. Rick Anderson wrote:
Man I wish it was something as simple as anti-aliasing.
I tried my little 15 Sony on here, and it looks nice and sharp. I just
don't really want to work on that 15 all day.
What's getting my goat is if I boot into windows 2000 it looks great!
It's
Mark Vojkovich wrote:
On 10 Mar 2003, D. Rick Anderson wrote:
Man I wish it was something as simple as anti-aliasing.
I tried my little 15 Sony on here, and it looks nice and sharp. I just
don't really want to work on that 15 all day.
What's getting my goat is if I boot into windows 2000 it
On Mon, 10 Mar 2003, Trever Furnish wrote:
Ok, but how do you force a specific, exact refresh rate? My monitor's
manual lists the exact dot-clock and frequency for each resolution, but
even if I specify only one value for hsync and vsync in XF86Config, the
values xvidtune reports are at
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