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js5895
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
I have a 5 year old, Gateway VX900 19" CRT monitor and I was told that
you should run your monitor at the maximum refresh rate, for that
resolution. Will this damage my monitor or make it age faster? What
about maximum brightness and contrast? Someone else told me that,
"Running it at a lower or higher refresh rate will hurt it",
"when they are too low (high frequency squeal)" and maximum brightness
and contrast, "Just burns out the phosphorus faster." I believe the
part about the phosphors, but, the frequency I'm not so sure of.
Because I currently have it at 1024x768, 81kHz/100Hz, with maximum
brightness and contrast, I usually have it at 1024x768, 38kHz/60Hz,
100% contrast and 50-75% brightness. I'm within the manufacturers
specifications, 31-95 kHz/50-160 Hz. It looks better, and is
faster/smoother, but, it looks a little blurry, but it's been getting
a little blurry at some screen resolutions and frequencies lately.
Thanks, for all your help.
I have a 5 year old, Gateway VX900 19" CRT monitor and I was told that
you should run your monitor at the maximum refresh rate, for that
resolution. Will this damage my monitor or make it age faster? What
about maximum brightness and contrast? Someone else told me that,
"Running it at a lower or higher refresh rate will hurt it",
"when they are too low (high frequency squeal)" and maximum brightness
and contrast, "Just burns out the phosphorus faster." I believe the
part about the phosphors, but, the frequency I'm not so sure of.
Because I currently have it at 1024x768, 81kHz/100Hz, with maximum
brightness and contrast, I usually have it at 1024x768, 38kHz/60Hz,
100% contrast and 50-75% brightness. I'm within the manufacturers
specifications, 31-95 kHz/50-160 Hz. It looks better, and is
faster/smoother, but, it looks a little blurry, but it's been getting
a little blurry at some screen resolutions and frequencies lately.
Thanks, for all your help.