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  • Rambo
    TBF FOREVER!
    • Aug 2005
    • 3022

    #1

    LCD overclock

    A few years ago was CRT days for me and well i miss my 1600x1200

    what happens to a lcd when its asked to produce a resolution higher than its built for eg.my phillips 1905s only goes to 1280x1024 <the piece of crap cost me lots at the time so i dont wana buy one for a while.

    The question is does it instantly blow ur monitor?has anyone tried?or would it just go blank with no way to get setting restored?

    Im always on the quest for better graphics :laugh:
  • imported_Wreck

    #2
    Re: LCD overclock

    It won't display correctly if you use a higher res than native. For instance mine only shows a portion of the screen and you have to scroll around to see the whole desktop.

    1280x1024 is fine.

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    • Rambo
      TBF FOREVER!
      • Aug 2005
      • 3022

      #3
      Re: LCD overclock

      ok i understand .thanks
      I wont bother
      1280-1600 is like buying one more 7800gtx tho:cry:

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      • DOGGiE52
        Member
        • Dec 2006
        • 2680

        #4
        Re: LCD overclock

        On a very old monitor I tried setting the resolution to 1024x768 and it went black . I had to find another monitor, plug it in, change the resolution and plug the old monitor in again .

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        • RAF92_Warhawk

          #5
          Re: LCD overclock

          Originally posted by Doggie52
          On a very old monitor I tried setting the resolution to 1024x768 and it went black . I had to find another monitor, plug it in, change the resolution and plug the old monitor in again .
          Yea, I did this to a 20 yr. old monitor and the screen also went black and the monitor made a loud screeching noise. I dove for cover because I thought it was going to explode.. haha

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          • Flanker

            #6
            Re: LCD overclock

            Originally posted by xRAMBOx
            ok i understand .thanks
            I wont bother
            1280-1600 is like buying one more 7800gtx tho:cry:
            If you don't have a compliant videocard, 1600x1200 also kills your framerate.

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