If it eases you, 85Hz is considered the most ergonomic refresh for it has
little flicker and beyond 85 it lessens but sacrifices image sharpness. My
Monitor for example is capable of doing 1152x864 at around 100Hz, and I
manually lowered it to 85 (in Windows, that is - am clueless how to do that in
Linux apart from altering max settings in config)


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> Hi, Ian.
> Though my mornitor still works at 85Hz, thank U all the same for your help.
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> Subject: Re: [Newbie]How to change refresh rate in RedHat Linux 7.1
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