I think i saw somewhere the monitor actually supported 85 herz ... but vick1000 are u saying it is not possible - despite your forced try ...?
I would certainly like to invest in a dual dvi cable if that would help.
Has anyone succeeded in running this monitor in the recommended 1980*1200 resolution with more than the default 60 Hz ?
I want it to run in 72 Hz if possible.
I run Windows 7, and no matter what i do, i can only get it to run in 59 Hz.
I would like to hear your experiences no matter...
Can this monitor run with more than 60 Hz in 1920x1200, if yes, do I then need something else than a DVI connection? (I heard it only supports up to 60 Hz).
Thanks.
P.S. I asked HP support, but they seem to ignore my question.
I see others have succeeded running the monitor in 1920x1200 in 72 Hz in this thread.
Since 60 Hz is the recommended setting, does it take more "damage" with 72 Hz ? (or with 85 Hz? for that matter).
My problem is that with Windows 7 (and my Nvidia GTX260 with latest drivers), I can't get...