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Apparently, though unproven, at 20:31 on Friday 27 August 2010, James did |
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> Hello, |
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> We'll I've got a new samsung monitor 2333HD-1 |
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> that is verified 1920x1080. |
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> Finally, I got it working on a dvi-d-2-dvi-d video cable |
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> with no problems...(minimal xorg.conf) and ati-drivers. |
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> OK, so I switch to a DVI-D<on video card> to HDMI |
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> on the monitor and it comes in, but the bottom and sides |
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> are missing. |
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> OK so I found this thread that I'm guessing is |
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> on the mark: |
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> http://www.phoronix.com/forums/showthread.php?t=23826 |
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> But, I'm a little bit 'chicken' with xorg.conf, not |
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> to mention messing with the dot clock |
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I don't have an answer to your actual question, but I can answer the above. |
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You have nothing to fear from fiddling with clock settings on a flat panel. |
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That only ever applied to CRT displays where running the horizontal frequency |
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higher than the circuit was designed for would increase the HT voltage at the |
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final anode - which often cracked the thin glass on the tube neck. |
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Flat panels do not have a concept of scan coil to drive, there is no HT |
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transformer and there is no tube to have 28kV inside of. The owrst you can do |
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is to get no picture. |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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