Windows 7: Need driver for samsung 1200nf crt monitor

mescalino · 15 Nov 2010

Limitation of 85hz on games
any help

richc46 · 15 Nov 2010

Welcome
I dont have all the information
Samsung

mescalino · 15 Nov 2010

sory for the lack of information
i´m trying to mod the monitor.inf using this

Download Phoenix.zip and extract it to a working folder.
Run it and click the registry toolbar button.
Click the pencil toolbar button for edit mode.
Change the EDID settings to reflect you display's true capabilities
Pay special attention to the Standard Timings tab.
Detailed Timing blocks 2-4 provide some very interested additional options.
Save the EDID to a .DAT file in the working folder.
Download moninfo.exe and install it.
Open the saved .DAT with MonInfo and make sure it doesn't complain about it
If it does post here for help
If MonInfo reads in an displays the settings the way you configured them in Phoenix then...
Select Create INF... from the file menu and save it to the working folder.
Feel free to edit the strings in the INF to your liking.
Open Start, type devmgmt.msc and press Enter.
Select the monitor you want to change, right click and select Update Driver Software
Use the tried and true "Have Disk" method to select the INF and install it.
Reboot and enjoy your new resolution
but no luck so i hope to find someone able to pick the drivers for xp and recoded to Windows 7

mescalino · 05 Jan 2011

this is a comercial move to avoid good buyers of good brands that give back like a thank you , you will not have a 3d 120hz experience under windows 7 with your 8 years old crt

Windows 7: Need driver for samsung 1200nf crt monitor

Need driver for samsung 1200nf crt monitor problems?