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  1. Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 7127
       #151

    Well, if you (both) have red my previous posts, you would know that in Vista and Xp this problem was solved after the beta-state ended, so i never had this (im saying "i" but i know a ton of people stuck with this), and im not seeing why should i change this screen.

    @swarfega: You´ve red that stuff ( 59.94hz. still means nothing, its not stated 60hz like it was previously) in this very thread, you need to defrag your memory, m8

    I now remember this issue didnt occour to me on the first W7 betas i´ve tryed (7100, i guess). Maybe faulty drivers..
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  2. Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 7127
       #152

    Nil Einne said:
    Remember retail isn't until October. If you're planning to buy Windows 7, and don't have access to it via Technet, Connect or MSDN, then you won't have to worry about it for 3 months+
    Yes, maybe i will wait a little more, ill do anything to keep this marvelous OS
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  3. Posts : 4,925
    Windows 7 Professional 64-bit
       #153

    MorbidGod said:
    Well, if you (both) have red my previous posts, you would know that in Vista and Xp this problem was solved after the beta-state ended, so i never had this (im saying "i" but i know a ton of people stuck with this), and im not seeing why should i change this screen.

    @swarfega: You´ve red that stuff ( 59.94hz. still means nothing, its not stated 60hz like it was previously) in this very thread, you need to defrag your memory, m8

    I now remember this issue didnt occour to me on the first W7 betas i´ve tryed (7100, i guess). Maybe faulty drivers..
    Its called old age.
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  4. Posts : 1,519
    El Capitan / Windows 10
       #154

    59.94 was me. Again. Please folks, it's all your monitor's fault. Contact their tech support OR create an override INF per my instructions. For more info on WHY 59.94 (or 60/1.001 exactly) see NTSC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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  5. Posts : 344
    Windows 7, Linux
       #155

    well i have a question, does the 59hz make it look funny? act weird? bad screen margins? cause if not, and i don't want to sound rude cause it's actually a really good way to run computer things from what I've learned.... if it's not broke, and it works fine, don't fix it lol just be glad it's working but if any of the questions have an answer, such as it's acting up in a way that's hindering your screen < eyes then fix it =( try getting a refresh rate over ride tool. nvidia can do that I think, just do a fixed rate or a custom.
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  6. Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 7127
       #156

    mushroomboy said:
    well i have a question, does the 59hz make it look funny? act weird? bad screen margins? cause if not, and i don't want to sound rude cause it's actually a really good way to run computer things from what I've learned....
    Your questions can be answered by carefully reading all of this thread.
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  7. Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 7127
       #157

    baarod said:
    59.94 was me. Again. Please folks, it's all your monitor's fault. Contact their tech support OR create an override INF per my instructions. For more info on WHY 59.94 (or 60/1.001 exactly) see NTSC - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
    Again, i´ve said in previous posts that this did NOT happen somewhile ago back in 7100 W7 or any Vista/XP build. I know about 60 being the 59.94 (and i overrided the HP inf too, as many people did it with no luck), but if so, why doesnt the monitor proprieties state 60hz like it did before?

    Ps: I wouldnt aprove about people advising to change screens, someone can actualy do it without nowing the mistake....
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  8. Posts : 2
    windows 7
       #158

    The only way i can get my refresh rate to stick at 60Hz is by selecting the option "reduce DVI frequency on high-resolution displays" via the ccc DVI settings. Upon reboot the only available refresh rate is 60Hz and DXDIAG confirms this!
    Res 1920 * 1200 @ 60Hz, monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 2443bw,
    If there is such an option via the Nvidia control panel give this a go
    Hope this helps someone
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  9. Posts : 80
    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 7127
       #159

    TAKEL said:
    The only way i can get my refresh rate to stick at 60Hz is by selecting the option "reduce DVI frequency on high-resolution displays" via the ccc DVI settings. Upon reboot the only available refresh rate is 60Hz and DXDIAG confirms this!
    Res 1920 * 1200 @ 60Hz, monitor: Samsung SyncMaster 2443bw,
    If there is such an option via the Nvidia control panel give this a go
    Hope this helps someone

    Later i will give this a try, thanks for the tip.
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  10. Posts : 5
    Windows 7
       #160

    Well guys i dont want to scare anyone
    but in theory i have the RTM or Gold version
    and i have the same issue as everybody
    i have an ATI card with the latest drivers and no luck
    solutions are very welcome :)
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