Xorg refresh-rate problem

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    Default Xorg refresh-rate problem

    Hi,

    I cannot run Xorg with higher refressh-rate then 85.
    Do u have any suggestions how I cn fix this? I've
    already set the h and v refresh rates in the
    xorg.conf. I've supplied the last Xorg.log.

    Tnx in advance.



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    Default Re: [kde-freebsd] Xorg refresh-rate problem

    On Monday, 21. February 2005 22:05, milan nankov wrote:
    > Hi,
    >
    > I cannot run Xorg with higher refressh-rate then 85.
    > Do u have any suggestions how I cn fix this? I've
    > already set the h and v refresh rates in the
    > xorg.conf. I've supplied the last Xorg.log.
    This is the clue:

    (WW) RADEON(0): config file vrefresh range 40-170Hz not within DDC vrefresh
    ranges.

    Try

    Option "IgnoreEDID" "on"

    in Section "Device".

    However, make extra-sure your monitor can *really* do 40-170Hz. It is
    apparently reporting different, substantially lower frequency range limits
    and you can permanently damage your hardware if you feed it too high vrefresh
    rates.

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