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Sreen Refresh Rate in XF86Config

Sreen Refresh Rate in XF86Config

2003-04-23       - By Bruce P. Morin

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Hello Everyone,

Quick question for you knowledgable XFree people out there. I have a
computer that I used to run Windows on. When it ran Windows, the screen
refresh rate was set to 70 Hertz. Since using Linux, I have been getting
headaches when I sit for long in front of the same monitor. This happens
to me when I sit in front of a machine with low refresh rates.

How can I make sure that the Refresh rate is the same as it was in
Windows. Right now in my XF86Config file I have a setting such as:

HorizSync 30.0 - 107.0
VertRefresh 48.0 - 120.0

I guess in simple terms, how do I convert the range to what I need?

Thanks in Advance.

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Bruce P. Morin <bpmorin@(protected) >
SafePoint E-Technology Group, LLc.