If the monitor supports it

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Subject: If the monitor supports it
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ludicrous
Date: 12/9/2001 4:43:53 PM (GMT-7)
IP Address: 138.67.74.229
In Reply to: Re: overclocking posted by MyToy
Message:

then, no. The problem is if the monitor is run at a frequency it cannot support. Old monitors would sometimes try to display the picture and do crazy things; newer monitors will usually shut off the picture and flash a warning signal on the power/sleep status light.

Leave it on the out-of-range setting too long....*zap*

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Re: If the monitor supports it - MyToy -[12/9/2001 5:01:18 PM (GMT-7)]
- The monitor will probably behave as I described - ludicrous -[12/9/2001 5:09:19 PM (GMT-7)]
  - Re: The monitor will probably behave as I described - MyToy -[12/9/2001 5:16:33 PM (GMT-7)]
    - hehehe, that's the power input! - ludicrous -[12/9/2001 5:20:18 PM (GMT-7)]
      - Re: hehehe, that's the power input! - MyToy -[12/9/2001 5:25:39 PM (GMT-7)]
        afraid that's as helpful as I can be - ludicrous -[12/9/2001 5:45:46 PM (GMT-7)]
        Re:Thanks for the help - MyToy -[12/9/2001 6:04:54 PM (GMT-7)]
        Re:Thanks for the help - MyToy -[12/9/2001 6:00:38 PM (GMT-7)]
      - Re: hehehe, that's the power input! - MyToy -[12/9/2001 5:22:14 PM (GMT-7)]

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